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You can dress up a plain omelet in a mind-boggling number of ways. Every set of filling ingredients gives it a different personality. Some seem natural for breakfast or brunch, others for lunch. And there's nothing like a gooey cheese-filled omelet for a late-night supper. Here are some of our favorite simple combos.
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- Diced canned roasted red pepper
- Swiss chard, shredded
- Pecorino romano cheese, grated
- Leeks, thinly sliced
- Butter
- Camembert or brie cheese, sliced
- Cream cheese, cubed
- Green onions, sliced
- 2 slices of smoked salmon
- Cooked potato
- Ricotta cheese
- Fresh-ground black pepper
- 1 to 2 tablespoons fresh herbs, chopped
- Thyme
- Parsley
- Chives
- Tarragon
- Chervil
- Layer diced canned roasted red pepper, shredded Swiss chard, and grated pecorino romano cheese.
- Sauté thinly sliced leeks in butter; add along with sliced Camembert or brie cheese.
- Cut cream cheese into cubes and pair with sliced green onions and a couple of slices of smoked salmon.
- Make a hearty but chic creation with a few slices of cooked potato, some ricotta cheese, and plenty of fresh-ground black pepper.
- Liven up any omelet by adding 1 to 2 tablespoons chopped fresh herbs to the egg mixture. Try thyme, parsley, chives, tarragon, and chervil, alone or combined.
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rumors rumors rumors people really want a verizon cdma version of the iphone. I personally hate verizon and i will believe it when i see it. This is the last time i post on a verizon RUMOR article!
Hopefully verizon gets an iPhone so AT&T will lower their prices to keep it's customers from fleeing.
The G in the article is for Generation, people. As in the 5th generation iPhone and 2nd generation iPad.
I'm sorry to tell this to people, but there will never be a CDMA variant of the iPhone. Common sense can spell this out guys. It is a dead end technology, used by a very small demographic. When LTE is implemented it may be a different story, but until then, it's AT&T or bust for us.
No Verizon iPhone anytime soon. The CEO of Verizon himself made that somewhat clear....and so did the exclusivity contract that Apple renewed with AT&T until 2012.
Get over it people.
Huh, interesting. Apple will go with whatever is cheaper
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Last week, hundreds of people poured into the Women's Building here in San Francisco to take part in the Justice Begins with Seeds conference, organized by the California Biosafety Alliance and co-sponsored by PANNA and several other partner groups. Abuzz with activities from September 13-17, the conference provided a forum for Californians to engage in movement building that challenges the corporate food system, pushes back against genetically engineered food and seeds, and nourishes the roots of food democracy.
Farmers know that taking care of soil and water is essential to keep farmland productive, both now and for future generations. We, as taxpayers, should be doing all we can to support those farmers who steward the land best — especially when they face unavoidable losses.
That's precisely why Iowa Farm Bureau leaders had agreed to press for renewing the link between crop insurance and conservation in the new Farm Bill. Sadly, it seems this position supporting sustainable farmers was overturned by last-minute, behind-the-scenes caucusing. It makes one wonder, just who is the Farm Bureau supporting?
Warning! Nina Federoff — former "Science and Technology Advisor" to the U.S. State Department and well-known genetic engineering apologist — is back on her soapbox. In an Op Ed published in the New York Times last week, Federoff strings together one blazing falsehood after another, extolling the virtues of a technology that much of the rest of the world has rightly rejected. What is behind her evangelical commitment to this particular technology? Let's take a look.
Soils are the Earth's largest carbon storage depot after oceans and fossil fuels. Yet scientists estimate that since the industrial revolution, agricultural practices have caused massive carbon losses from the soil, contributing up to a third of all the increased CO2 in the global atmosphere.
But there's hope for restoring this great carbon sink. The science and practice of ecological farming now show that farmers can effectively put carbon back into the soil – and that this, in turn, can be a huge help in the battle against climate change.
Climate change, environment and agriculture are inextricably linked. Many would have us believe that protecting the environment means feeding fewer people. Can we somehow feed the world and save rare and endangered species from extinction?
A scientific review published this month by my colleague, Michael Jahi Chappell and his co-author, Liliana Lavalle, tackles just this question. Asking "Food security and biodiversity: can we have both?" Chappell and Lavalle say yes. Citing the UN-led International Assessment of Agricultural Knowledge, Science and Technology for Development (IAASTD), among other studies, the authors explain how agroecological farming not only can feed the world, but also can enhance biodiversity.
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It was 4-5 star, very nice.
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It was in bad shape and not kept up. The microwave, telephone did not work. Water leaked from around commode after each flush. Constant water drip from shower. Towels were thin and very cheap. The hotel actually ran out of clean towels.Hotel needed a major overhaul and is not reflective of other quality hotesl I have booked via priceline. Please remove them as a choice on your website... BAD.. BAD.. BAD!!!!
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Historic Cheraw is located near the border of North and South Carolina. It is a short drive to many of the major cities in both states, including Charlotte, NC, Myrtle Beach, Florence, and Columbia SC. While in Cheraw there are many activities that everyone would enjoy. Cheraw offers boating, fishing, hunting, tennis, and golf. Come visit our museum and...
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This is the second file (Part B) of Throwback the Duck Episode 1 on NewGrounds.com.
Thank you all for your enthusiastic support of the Throwback the Duck animated adventure series. The feedback for Episode 0 A 'Back Story was very strong and encouraging. We are deeply grateful for that.
Throwback the Duck Episode 1 picks up exactly where Episode 0 left off. As a newly hired journalist for NintendoNow, Throwback stumbles onto a dream job of classic gaming journalism. Expect an intimate look into the whimsical world that is the mind of Throwback the Duck. Despite his cheesy lines and disjointed interaction with those around him, Throwback's oddball charm has a way of dazzling many of the friends he encounters...except for a cynical little office helper.
Then there's the all important gaming factor. A familiar classic gaming face makes a cameo in this episode. I'm curious to know how many of you recognize or remember this character. His story foreshadows many of the themes explored in the cartoon series.
Production notes: Due to flash file size constraints, we were forced to split Episode 1 into two files. Hence we have Part A and B of Episode 1. Please watch the show in that order to fully enjoy it.
Also, you'll notice a subtle transition in art styles during the episode. Arthur uses a style know as "straight vs. curve" near the end. This is an evolving work, folks.
And with that said, please enjoy the show. Again, we look forward to your continued support of the series. Four more exciting episodes await you before Season 1 draws to an end.
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The Parent Audio Test
Apparently there is a high-pitched audio said to be generally only heard by people under the age of 25. We at momlogic have also found a sound SO annoying and SO grating, it can only be heard by people who don't have kids. Can you hear it?
Argh. I could hear it and I have 2 kids, 1 baby baking and over 25. It didn't sound like a buzzing mosquito to me. More like a really shrill nails on the chalkboard kind of sound. Is this really a test or a joke to get people to cringe :)
i guess "melissa" didn't get the joke…. i was bracing myself for something loud and shrill. hilarious, you got me!
Haha my son's too young (I'm 22, he's 4 months old), so I could still hear it! Give me a few more years and maybe not! lol
ha! mother of a preteen, and although extremely annoying (i would have preferred nails on a chalkboard) not entirely phased because of my parenting status lol
What? Am I supposed to hear something? Hmmm…maybe these kids really ARE making me old.
well, i don't have teens, but the danged thing doesn't work anyway. lol
Oh, lawdy. Is this what I'm in for?


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good luck to the dev team for unlocking it. i know they can do it.
Luckily I Still Have A First Gen...Cant Wait
we are getting closer and closer!!!!
Dev Team rocks!!!!!!
Well, Thank god i have a 1st generation one myself...so does this mean they will at least release the tool and stop making us 1st generation iphone users suffer by checkin this damn site on a hourly and daily basis?
so just cuz it won't unlock it they won't release it yet? c'mon just release it the majority of the people who have a 3G don't care we just want our themes & sounds back lol Release it Dev Team Now Plz!!! lol
i know!
have they released the pwnage to jailbreak the 3g? if so where do i get it?
is summerboard going to be supported on the new pwnage? That's really the only reason I would be hesitant at all. I really love these icons and having my wallpaper as my background.
Thank god i have 1st gen. Cant wait. Good job dev team!
Are they planning to release the initial jailbreak version to the public, then update it after they perfect the unlock? I'm chomping at the bit like everyone else!
That being said, I appreciate what the Dev team is doing. I know they are taking great pains to make sure that their app is well refined. I just hope they don't wait until they solve every last problem to release it. If they have perfected the jailbreak, isn't that a good enough start to release a preliminary version?
Kudos again to the dev team for the amazing progress they have made to date. Without them, we would have a lot farther to go.
I knew there was a good reason why I kept my first gen. Even if it is slow.
do you think the 1st gen apps will work with the 3g when they jailbreak it?
coool i sill got the 1st gen so im gud!
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So we've been working hard on getting the release ready and during this process we've been fixing some final bugs, the actual base of PwnageTool application is working fine and working with all devices that we support. We've been restoring our devices to various firmware revisions so that we can try to reproduce the conditions that most users will have. We are able to fully install any applications on any part of the current devices running 2.0 (and b103) and these versions are the iPhone 114, iPhone 2.0, iPhone 3G.
Apple released an update (b103) just before we were about to release and that support had to be added to the current version, it is pointless to release something that doesn't work on devices out of the box (we've been told new 3Gs will have this firmware), we don't want drama, and we want to do as little support as possible, so we want to make it right the first time.
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So, currently (when released) PwnageTool 2.0 will support:-
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iPod Touch with 2.0 - Activated & Jailbroken, (with support for third party applications).
iPhone (3G) with 2.0 - Activated, Jailbroken (with support for third party applications).
We've made some progress on the baseband unlock of the 3G device, but at this point PwnageTool will not support 3G unlocking or BootNeuter on the 3G device. It is, of course supported on the first generation device with 2.0. We'll push out an update with 3G support if and when it is completed.
As soon as we fix this up and test a bit more we'll be ready for release, we'll get back to you with a release schedule soon.
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i miss my themes...
well why we are waiting will someone help teach me to to add themes and programs and what not?
Edit Poseidon: Stay on topic.
Patience is a virtue. I support the Dev Team and what they have done for the iPhone. Take your time fellas! I'd rather have a 99.9% working method then a rushed 80% program.
Will the jailbreak get released for the pc at the same time as the Mac as im a pc user and cant wait.
yes. No rush here either. Thanks devTeam. All I want is my TinyProxy back.
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On Thursday, the Perry County Central Commodores hosted the Paintsville Tigers. The undefeated Commodores had little trouble disposing of the Tigers as they jumped out to an early lead, and quickly went deep into their bench.
The Hazard Bulldogs played a pair of soccer matches this week. Although they didn't come away with a win, they came away with a tie and a loss.
The Perry County Central Lady Commodores' volleyball team started their week by hosting the Harlan County Lady Black Bears. The Lady Commodores came out strong, and finished the match with a sweep of the Lady Black Bears.
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Early in the week, the Perry County Central soccer team traveled to Letcher Central to take on the Cougars in a district match up. The Commodores were able to control the tempo of the game, and came away with the 3-1 win.
The Perry County Central Lady Commodore volleyball team finished their week on the road at the Pike County Central Lady Hawks. The Lady Commodores came into the game riding a seven game winning streak.
The Perry County Central Lady Commodore volleyball team made a midweek journey to Hindman to take on the Knott Central Lady Patriots. The Lady Commodores were able to take the Lady Patriots in three games.
The Hazard Lady Bulldogs ended their week with a district match up with the Buckhorn Lady Wildcats. The Lady Bulldogs made quick work of their opponents, sweeping the match in straight games 25-9 and 25-10.
The Hazard Lady Bulldogs traveled to Owsley County this week to take on the Lady Owls. The Lady Bulldogs made a short evening of things as they took the match 2-0.


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This webinar will introduce teachers and parents to ways of effectively working with children on the autism spectrum by blending the Montessori approach with ABA (Applied Behavior Analysis). You will come away with strategies to put to use immediately both in school and at home. No pre-knowledge of ABA is required.
Michelle Lane-Barmapov is founder of the Lane Montessori School for Autism (previously known as the Toronto Montessori School for Autism) in Toronto, Canada. This not-for-profit school was the first of its kind to combine Applied Behavior Analysis with the Montessori curriculum—an approach Michele herself created. (Unfortunately, due to lack of funds, the school closed in 2010.) Currently Michelle is a French Immersion Montessori teacher in Toronto, Ontario. She also has a consulting business ("Lane"), which offers families and professionals the opportunity to learn about the blended method and implement strategies in their own programs. A former Montessori student, Michelle is the author of Autism–A Montessori Approach. In 2005, she was awarded The Premier's Award in recognition of her outstanding work in special education and Montessori. She holds an AMS Early Childhood credential and lives in Toronto with her husband and 3 children.
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How can we use the teachings of neuroscience to bring language alive and inspire children to choose language work in our Montessori classrooms? How can we guide children to independent language expression and creativity? Join us for a brain-based look at the meeting point of current research and Montessori pedagogy.
Julia Volkman is the founder and president of Maitri Learning, a Montessori materials company; and a teacher and mentor to children and teachers since 1997. A former teaching assistant for the Mind, Brain, Health, and Education course at Harvard University's Extension School, she is now nearing completion of her master's degree in psychology, also at Harvard. Julia's studies focus on cognitive neuroscience and neuroeducation (a transdisciplinary approach to education that considers the child's genetics, environment, capacities, and interests). She is also a former advisory panel member for and contributor to the Annenberg Foundation's Neuroscience in the Classroom course and an intern supervisor for the Northeast Montessori Institute. Julia holds an AMI Early Childhood credential.
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By emphasizing our common origins with other humans, other living species, and with Earth and the universe itself, the Montessori Cosmic Education curriculum calls upon each person to help make the world more peaceful, socially just, and respectful of nature. This workshop will explore practical ways to make this understanding of a part of the classroom at every level, so that teachers and students alike will increase consciousness and awareness of our personal cosmic task.
Michael Duffy, MEd, has been involved in Montessori education since his daughter entered her first Montessori class some 40 years ago. After 21 years as a journalist, he became a teacher, earning AMS EI-II credentials. Michael was a cofounder of Blackstock Montessori School in Villa Rica, GA, where he taught at the Elementary I and II levels, and ran the school's media center. A consultant to schools nationwide, he has also been a teacher educator for CMTE/NY and Montessori teacher education programs in Puerto Rico and Vancouver. Michael is the author of Math Works: Montessori Math and the Developing Brain and the co-author of Children of the Universe: Cosmic Education in the Montessori Elementary Classroom and Love of Learning: Supporting Intrinsic Motivation in Montessori Students.
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Bestselling author Michael Gurian will share his extensive research on the differences in how boys and girls learn, addressing such influencers as distinctions in hard-wiring and socialized gender differences. Michael will presents a proven method to educate our children based on brain science, neurological development, and chemical and hormonal disparities.
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"No More Mean Girls: Creating Positive Girl Behavior"
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We've all come across "mean girls" in the classroom and home, and witnessed their disruptive influence—but how do we deal with them? In this webinar, certified parent educator Yvonne Ness will address these so-called "mean girls" and explore causes, typical behaviors, and impact on a group. You will come away with helpful strategies for balancing out these behaviors in a positive manner, resulting in an improved social atmosphere in your classroom or home.
Yvonne Nass is a certified parent educator and Adlerian family counselor, and a member of the board of directors of First State Montessori Academy in Wilmington, DE. For over 40 years, she has developed and taught parent education curriculums to a diverse group of parents and caregivers, and facilitated training workshops in classroom management for educators, including Montessori teachers. Her greatest joy is to assist in building the self-esteem of a child who is struggling emotionally and socially in school.
"Montessori & STEM"
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In this webinar, you will learn how to create an integrated lesson sequence using science, technology, engineering, and mathematics—the "STEM" fields. Among the many takeaways will be a spiraling lesson sequence that works across all levels, engaging Early Childhood students through sensory design and story, and serving Elementary and Secondary students' investigation of slope and the history of the inclined plane.
Catherine Ibes, MA, is a Montessori consultant and an adjunct professor at St. Catherine University in Saint Paul, MN, and Westminster College in Salt Lake City, UT. She is a co-developer and co-instructor of the Montessori STEM Graduate Certificate and has been a head teacher at Montessori schools in Berkeley, CA, and Elk River, MN. AMS-credentialed (Elementary I-II).
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Are you intent on getting the most out of educational technology in your Montessori classroom? In this webinar, Elizabeth Park will explore the usefulness of iPads at the Early Childhood and Elementary levels, including how the iPad can be used to facilitate language development and self-directed learning, both for typically developing children and those with special needs. She will also fill you in the latest research, methods, and apps. Time will be allotted for you to ask questions.
Elizabeth Park, MS, MEd, is the director of Early Childhood education and the Montessori Teacher Education Program at Chaminade University of Honolulu Montessori Teacher Education Program in HI, and a member of the Montessori Life Editorial Advisory Board. AMS-credentialed (Early Childhood).
"Divide & Conquer! A Math Refresher for Teachers of Elementary Students"
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Have your students conquered division or is division conquering them? This workshop will refresh your understanding of the links between concrete and abstract division of wholes, fractions, and decimals, offering precise language that more deeply connects children (and parents) with materials, leading them naturally toward abstraction without teaching processes abstractly.
Betsy Lockhart is the Elementary coordinator and an instructor at the Montessori Education Center of the Rockies in Evergreen, CO. She has been an Elementary teacher at Montessori School of Lakewood and Montessori School of Evergreen, both in CO, and a science instructor at the Institute for Advanced Montessori Studies in Silver Spring, MD. AMS-credentialed (Elementary I-II).
"Water Activities Beyond Float & Sink"
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What do your students know about evaporation, absorption, saturation, precipitation, and pollution? This webinar will give you a wealth of ideas for step-by-step lessons that include experiments and other activities that will pique their curiosity about the many properties of water—and set them on the road to exploration and discovery. Along the way, they will also develop an appreciation for water as a fragile resource. You'll also come away with a list of recommended reading to help further your knowledge (and theirs), relevant websites, and suggestions for materials that can support water work both inside and outside your classroom—many of which can be found right at home.
Marie Conti, MEd, is head of school at The Wetherill School in Gladwyne, PA, and the former AMS senior director of school accreditation & member programs. She has 35 years of experience in Montessori, wearing many hats: teacher, teacher educator, teacher education program director, school administrator, and regional group leader. In 2009, she was honored with the Montessori Teachers Association of Pennsylvania's Award of Excellence. AMS-credentialed (Early Childhood).
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Join us for a look at the joys and challenges of developing a Montessori community for babies and young toddlers from birth through 23 months of age and one of their parents or caregivers. Topics to be addressed include the needs of the adult, environmental design, snack, adult education, songs, materials, community building, economics, database development, staffing, budgeting, and the impacts on enrollment.
Martha Carver is head of Rock Prairie Montessori School in Janesville, WI. AMS-credentialed (Early Childhood).
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PORT ST. LUCIE, Fla. -- Mets third baseman David Wright flew back to New York to have his sore ribs examined by team doctors.
General manager Sandy Alderson said he expects Wright will return to Port St. Lucie on Saturday.
"In terms of the injury and its severity, we just don't know any more than David has related already publically," Alderson said. "So until he's actually examined, we won't know the exact nature of the injury, we won't know the extent of the injury and we won't have any sort of timetable for his return."
Wright, who signed an eight-year, $138 million extension with the Mets in the off-season, was a late scratch from Team USA's lineup against the Dominican Republic in the World Baseball Classic on Thursday night.
Wright will not play against Puerto Rico on Friday night. Team USA manager Joe Torre said he doesn't expect Wright to be available if the team advances to the semifinals in San Francisco on Sunday and Monday.
While Wright said he had been feeling soreness for almost a week, Alderson said the team was not aware of any issues until Thursday. The decision to pull Wright from the lineup came about 20 minutes before the start of the game, after Wright was fully dressed and had taken batting practice.
"It was yesterday we became aware of the problem and when we became aware of it, we contacted Team USA immediately and had him re-examined," Alderson said. "We also, in addition to the medical track, on the administrative side, we contacted other team officials. So he was examined and the determination was that he would not play.
"I think David -- I'm not sure when this was first experienced -- he had hoped it would go away. It didn't and he felt a responsibility to deal with it. Again, when we were alerted, we took what we thought was the right course of action."
Wright missed most of the spring training games last year with a torn rib cage muscle.
Alderson said he didn't think the injury was related to a stress fracture Wright suffered in his lower back in 2011.
Wright had been the offensive catalyst for Team USA in the WBC, earning the nickname "Captain America" after batting .438 (7-for-16) with a game-winning grand slam against Italy and 10 RBIs in four games. Wright said he was disappointed by the decision not to play Thursday, something Alderson reiterated Friday.
"David's a guy that doesn't overreact to things," Alderson said. "He's committed, when he makes commitments he wants to execute on them, carry them out and I'm sure he felt a responsibility to Team USA. This was a difficult development for him to accept, but in the final analysis, we felt this was the right thing to do."
The Mets don't have a lot of depth at the third base. Zach Lutz is the only other true third baseman on the 40-man roster, but Alderson said he would not address the team situation until Saturday, when he received a diagnosis on Wright.
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Singapore To Accelerate Mechanic Training
The Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore (CAAS) has developed a program to increase the ranks of aircraft maintenance engineers (AME) by reducing to three years the current four-year apprenticeship program.
Under the current system, Institute of Higher Learning (IHL) graduates who want to enter the career must obtain the CAAS aircraft maintenance license through an MRO employer. According to Yap Ong Heng, director general of the CAAS, by allowing IHLs to conduct some of the basic aircraft maintenance training as part of their aerospace curriculum, the students' accumulated aircraft maintenance training hours can be counted toward the CAAS aircraft maintenance license.
The first IHL to obtain an SAR-147 approved maintenance training organization certification from CAAS is Temasek Polytechnic, which will incorporate the basic training into its aerospace engineering and aerospace electronics curriculum.
Yap said, "With more manpower required to support the growth of the aircraft maintenance sector, CAAS is constantly exploring ways to encourage more IHL graduates to join the industry. In this regard, this initiative will be particularly useful in building the AME pool."
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The Red Wings say they're happy with the realignment for the league made official Thursday by the NHL's Board of Governors. Beginning next season, Detroit and Columbus shift from the Western Conference to the East, while Winnipeg will move from the Eastern Conference to the West. The change will cut down on travel time for the Red Wings, who will be in a new division with Boston, Buffalo, Florida, Montreal, Ottawa, Tampa Bay and Toronto, putting all those teams in the Eastern time zone. Next year, the Stanley Cup playoffs will feature a wild card system. Permanent names for the divisions will be assigned at a later date.
The new plan allows each team to play once a season in every NHL arena. Tonight, it's Detroit at Edmonton.
In minor league hockey, in the ECHL, the Kalamazoo Wings take on Ft. Wayne tonight at Wings Stadium. And in college hockey, beginning tonight, it's the best of 3 second round CCHA playoff series with Western Michigan hosting Michigan while Michigan State is at Miami-Ohio.


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Leap Second Bug
The 2012 Leap Second Bug refers to computer glitches and outages resulting from the leap second that added an extra second to June 30th, 2012 in order to keep atomic clocks in line with the planet Earth. An extra second is periodically added to the Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) in order to compensate for Earth's inconstant speed of rotation.
A leap second was added to the Coordinated Universal Time at the end of the day on June 30th, and it contributed to numerous outages that were caused by leap second bugs in the kernel of Linux-based operating systems and also in some Java apps. Companies with servers impacted by the Leap Second Bug included Mozilla, Reddit, LinkedIn, StumbleUpon, Gawker, FourSquare, Yelp and several airlines running the Amadeus Altea airline reservation system.
Other companies such as Google have attempted to prevent any leap second bugs from impacting their servers by gradually adding milliseconds to their systems' clocks prior to the officially recognized addition of a leap second.
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