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Mid-August in the back 40
Anyway, our chance encounter reminded me that I am a garden blogger. I took some pictures to prove it.
The big pivot to monocots continues as the monocots already planted get bigger and bigger.
It won't ever be all monocots though, at least not in this garden. I've always got to have something for the insects. For the last few years, the fennel (I have three big clumps of it) are crawling with swallowtail caterpillars, but that has not been the case this year. Wherefore art thou, caterpillars?
I thought I had more Asclepias curassavica than just this one. I most have lost a couple. I will grow more.
The Meyer lemon is bent over with fruit. We'll be having fancy lemonade for indian summer in September and October. Meanwhile, I've been snipping off the leaves as they turn yellow. Ugly!
I snipped all the leaves off the buckeye too. It loses them this time of year anyway when they turn brown and drop off to mitigate the effects of the long summer drought, but I don't care to witness the transition.
I culled all the dead things out of the nursery, and replaced them with new, living things. I'm ready to sow seeds like I used to, but first I have to get my lazy ass to the real nursery to get some growth media. I'm out.
I came very close to removing Fuchsia 'Miep' this year in a made pruning frenzy, but at the last moment, before the last cut, I put the saw down. She's now growing back all over the place and making bright pink flowers.
This garish, inappropriate lily which I really did try in earnest to kill is perhaps the most vigorous plant in the garden.
I didn't know Lilium lancifolium was super-common and even weedy when I bought it. I've been plucking bulbils off and potting them up for a couple weeks now. If you didn't know, the spots are purple. How groovy is that!
We had this container on our front steps, but I decided to move it to the backyard when we painted the front steps. It was crowded up front, so I made room for it back here. I am happy.
Usually aeonium go dormant in summer, but this one seems more alive than ever. Also note: Seaside Daisy (Erigeron glaucus).
10 comments:
- danger garden said...
So are you inviting us all over for dinner then?
- August 14, 2012 at 10:21 PM
- hilda said...
garden envy here ! : ) you have an awesome garden... it looks like you will get an amazing lemon crop (is it always that fertile?) and i specially love that tiger lilly.
- August 15, 2012 at 3:44 PM
- ryan said...
Is that true about the garden fling happening here in 2013? That would be cool. I don't really know anything about these flings or who organizes them or even when exactly they are. I'm curious what gardens you would recommend and how many of them I've been to.
- August 16, 2012 at 5:00 PM
- chuck b. said...
Yes, it is true! I have a lot of suggestions, including some gardens that I have not visited myself yet.
- August 16, 2012 at 8:07 PM
- Ann, aka Amateur Bot-ann-ist said...
Now that divorceland is done I can get back to this lovely garden blogging conversation. I am VERY excited about the next Fling taking place in San Fran and I expect that it will be well attended. I would love to come back to your house and have dinner and I think I know a few folks from Portland I want to bring too if I can get them down there :-)
I will do my best...
- August 19, 2012 at 9:26 AM
- Peter said...
Wow - Love those photos! Thanks for sharing :-)
- August 24, 2012 at 10:38 AM
- Victoria Summerley said...
I'm coming to the San Fran Fling! Look forward to hearing your recommendations, Chuck
- August 24, 2012 at 2:44 PM
- Botanical Betti said...
I do believe that garish lily is taunting you. Looking good! And yes, that orange one with purple spots IS groovy.
- August 25, 2012 at 9:12 AM
- Christopher C. NC said...
Can you accommodate 85 for dinner at your place? That was our attendance at the Asheville Fling in May of this year. Did you miss that?
Kelly can use any help she can get to plan this event. Planning 5 days of activities is not a one person job.
- August 25, 2012 at 8:51 PM
- Garden Broad said...
Amazing how resilient garish and inappropriate can be. Certainly helps me to thrive ;-)
- November 22, 2012 at 4:48 PM


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I just can't hold them - a chuck bass feels post
Let me just start by reminding you who we are dealing with.
Chuck Bass.
A boy who - since the very moment he was born - had everything, and only wanted the one thing he didn't: his father's love.
A boy who was constantly told he was the reason his mother had died, and the reason his father was a broken man.
A boy who then lost his father - and thought himself to be the cause. (His blaming Lily was denial at its finest, and if you don't think it was you really need to watch the episode again.)
That same boy who seemed like he'd never wanted to grow up had at that point three years to set his life straight, and become a man. And that he did.
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And then who his father was.
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Chuck Bass, saying "dad" after three never ending years in a context that is not "who's your daddy".
Chuck Bass, who is now his own man, falling down (literally, he's fucking holding himself up by leaning on the door) like a house of cards the moment he sees his dad.
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Barbra has officially joined Instagram! Follow her at instagram.com/barbrastreisand!
By Barbra Streisand.
During a Congressional hearing this year, Texas Rep. Joe Barton (R) invoked Noah's Ark saying, "I would point out that if you're a believer in the Bible, one would have to say the Great Flood is an example of climate change and that certainly wasn't because mankind had overdeveloped hydrocarbon."
Really? Because 97% of the world's climate scientists beg to differ today.Read more »
Barbra was in Washington on Wednesday to raise awareness for Women's Heart Disease - the #1 killer of Women. Here are some tweets that came out of Washington:
From TheHill.com:
SPOTTED: Singing legend Barbra Streisand, meeting with lawmakers including Sens. John McCain (R-Ariz.), Dick Durbin (D-Ill.) and Rep. Steny Hoyer (D-Md.) on Wednesday to talk about women's heart disease.
The "Funny Girl" star, who founded the Barbra Streisand Women's Heart Center at the Cedars-Sinai Heart Institute in Los Angeles in 2012, made the trip to Capitol Hill to urge Congress to expand existing women's heart health initiatives and to push for additional research funding.Read more »
Her voice can never be silenced. The beauty of her words and the strength of her wisdom held us to the truth.
Barbra's Entire Statement To The New York Times About Her Long Effort To Help Achieve Right-to-Love Equality
When I fell in love with Larry's Kramer's play, "The Normal Heart," in 1986, I wanted to promote the idea of everyone's right to love. Gay or straight!
The gay community was suffering. A new disease was rearing its ugly head and no one was listening.
Larry was at the forefront of this battle and God love him, he's still fighting. But there's no need to fight me by misrepresenting my feelings.
As a filmmaker I have always looked for new and exciting ways to do love scenes. It's a matter of taste... whether they're about heterosexuals or homosexuals. Read more »
Funny Girl: Original Broadway Cast Recording - 50th Anniversary Deluxe Edition Box Set - Hits Stores TODAY!
By Matthew Blank and Joseph Marzullo - Playbill.com
Celebrating its Golden Anniversary today, Funny Girl, starring Barbra Streisand in her star-making turn, opened on March 26, 1964. The musical production played 1,348 performances and received eight Tony nominations. Playbill.com takes a look back at her work as Broadway's original Funny Girl.Read more »
'Funny Girl: Original Broadway Cast Recording' 50th Anniversary Edition To Be Released By Capitol/UMe
Commemorative Boxed Set Includes GRAMMY®-Winning Album Remastered on CD and LP with a 48-Page Book.Read more »
By Barbra Streisand.
Imagine if we could quickly reduce the threat of climate change and grow healthier crops at the same time, without the sacrifice the coal and oil industry tells us are inevitable! Turns out we can, and the solution is literally right under our feet.
As we know now, too much carbon dioxide (CO2) in our atmosphere is disastrous for our planet. CO2 traps heat and results in the ice caps melting, more extreme weather, sea levels rising and a variety of consequences that will disrupt life as we know it.Read more »
The Minneapolis-based retailer Target just gave over $150,000 to buy ads supporting Minnesota state Rep. Tom Emmer, a far-right Republican candidate for governor. This makes Target one of the very first companies to take advantage of the Supreme Court's Citizens United decision allowing unlimited corporate cash in elections.
Target must think customers won't care. They're wrong: We do care, and we need to let them know that we want Target -- and all corporations -- out of our elections. Can you join me in sending a message to Target's CEO at the link below?Read more »
This is in response to Chief U.S. District Judge Vaughn Walker's decision to deem California's Proposition 8, banning gay marriage, unconstitutional.
"With this judge's decision, we are closer to the day that all people will have access to the same fundamental rights. Hopefully, this remaining civil rights violation will soon be a part of our past and we can look to a future where all people will be treated equally under the law."
--Barbra Streisand
by Barbra Streisand.
It's now well over a month since the Deepwater Horizon oil rig exploded off the Gulf of Mexico and created the largest environmental catastrophe in American history. The question haunting everyone is: how was this allowed to happen? From the devastated fishermen and business owners in the Gulf Coast to environmental activists across the country— we all have been watching, horrified, as millions of gallons of oil continue to pour into the ocean, destroying people's livelihoods, poisoning marine life and destroying coastlines and eco-systems for decades to come.Read more »
Last week, the Republicans took a big gamble and lost by lining up on the wrong side of history with their battle against health care reform. After the bill passed in Congress, all we heard from Republicans on the 24 hour news channels was, how can Congress pass a bill without even one Republican vote? The answer is…the same way President Clinton passed his Budget Reconciliation Act in 1993. He had to rely solely on Democrats to win passage after not one Republican voted for either his stimulus plan or his budget.Read more »
1992 was called "the year of the woman" so in 1993 before presenting the award for best director I said, "Tonight the Academy honors women and the movies but I look forward to the time when tributes like this will no longer be necessary because women will be honored without regard to gender but simply for the excellence of their work."
Well the time has come, it's 2010 – 17 years later and it was with great pleasure that I presented the award for Best Director to Kathryn Bigelow.
"Joint Chiefs of Staff chairman Adm. Mike Mullen said yesterday that there are limits to American military power and it's time for the State Department and other agencies to step up efforts abroad. "US foreign policy is still too dominated by the military, too dependent upon the generals and admirals who lead our major overseas commands and not enough on the State Department," he said."
---From the Center for American Progress, Progress Report
By Barbra Streisand.
Last January, Barack Obama was sworn into office after being elected by an overwhelming majority of the country. His historic victory was a mandate for change. With new energy occupying the White House, and a re-invigorated progressive leadership at the helm in Congress, Americans believed that positive change was finally going to rattle the "business as usual" status quo that had plagued Washington D.C. for the past eight years.Read more »
I felt like I was in suspended animation as I read the Supreme Court decision which, essentially enables a corporate coup d'état of America's Democracy.
Our country's Founding Fathers never intended for monarchs or the business establishment to rule our nation. No, the Founders of our country began the Constitution with the words, "We the People of the United States…"
That sentiment was again expressed when President Lincoln in his famous Gettysburg Address said it simply but powerfully, that our government was of the people, by the people and for the people.Read more »
Ted Kennedy was America's Senator for so long and he inspired so many millions of us with his wisdom and compassion. He is gone but he leaves us with his vision of America to guide us and his clear voice that will reverberate forever. He was always a fighter for justice, working to help those left behind. He will be terribly missed.
Health Insurance Reform Reality Check
8 ways reform provides security and stability to those with or without coverage
Ends Discrimination for Pre-Existing Conditions: Insurance companies will be prohibited from refusing you coverage because of your medical history.
Ends Exorbitant Out-of-Pocket Expenses, Deductibles or Co-Pays: Insurance companies will have to abide by yearly caps on how much they can charge for out-of-pocket expenses.Read more »
Please join me in donating to People For's work to defend constitutional values and confirm Eric Holder.
Then take a moment, if you've not yet done so, to sign the petition to the Senate.
I'm writing to you now to let you know about my friend and President Obama's nominee for Attorney General, Eric Holder. Read more »
AMERICANS appear to be undergoing a significant psychological shift in our relation to global warming. I call this shift a climate "swerve," borrowing the term used recently by the Harvard humanities professor Stephen Greenblatt to describe a major historical change in consciousness that is neither predictable nor orderly.Read more »
By Neela Banerjee, Los Angeles Times
Energy companies are fracking for oil and gas at far shallower depths than widely believed, sometimes through underground sources of drinking water, according to research released Tuesday by Stanford University scientists.
Though researchers cautioned their study of hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, employed at two Wyoming geological formations showed no direct evidence of water-supply contamination, their work is certain to roil the public health debate over the risks of the controversial oil and gas production process.Read more »
By Tiffany Kary
The chemical triclosan has been linked to cancer-cell growth and disrupted development in animals. Regulators are reviewing whether it's safe to put in soap, cutting boards and toys. Consumer companies are phasing it out. Minnesota voted in May to ban it in many products.
At the same time, millions of Americans are putting it in their mouths every day, by way of a top-selling toothpaste that uses the antibacterial chemical to head off gum disease -- Colgate-Palmolive Co.'s Total.Read more »
By PAUL KRUGMAN
For more than three decades, almost everyone who matters in American politics has agreed that higher taxes on the rich and increased aid to the poor have hurt economic growth.
Liberals have generally viewed this as a trade-off worth making, arguing that it's worth accepting some price in the form of lower G.D.P. to help fellow citizens in need. Conservatives, on the other hand, have advocated trickle-down economics, insisting that the best policy is to cut taxes on the rich, slash aid to the poor and count on a rising tide to raise all boats.Read more »
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By Andrea Germanos, Common Dreams
Law requiring abortion providers to have hospital admitting privileges "would have the striking result of closing three of Alabama's five abortion clinics," judge rules.
A federal court on Monday ruled that Alabama's law requiring abortion-providing doctors to have admitting privileges at local hospitals is unconstitutional.Read more »
by BARBARA J. KING
For Philip Lymbery, head of the U.K.-based Compassion in World Farming and his co-author Isabel Oakeshott, a visit to California's Central Valley amounted to an encounter with suffering.Read more »
By ROBERT H. FRANK
Each new climate-change study seems more pessimistic than the last. This May and June, for example, were the hottest ones on record for the planet. Storms and droughts occur with increasing frequency. Glaciers are rapidly retreating, portending rising seas that could eventually displace hundreds of millions of people.Read more »
By PAUL KRUGMAN
One of the best insults I've ever read came from Ezra Klein, who now is editor in chief of Vox.com. In 2007, he described Dick Armey, the former House majority leader, as "a stupid person's idea of what a thoughtful person sounds like."Read more »
A Vanity Fair April, 2002 article reported that Barbra Streisand has a "contract rider demanding rose pedals be strewn in backstage toilet." Read more »
I would never challenge any journalist's review of an artists work. A review is an opinion. But the last paragraph of your commentary on Barbra today states several generalities about her in a very categorical manner..Read more »
Craftsman Farms Conducts Trumped-Up Press Campaign to Try to Force Barbra Streisand to Donate Stickley Furniture
Just prior to the recent Christie's auctions of antiques and artifacts owned by Barbra Streisand, Tom McPherson, director of the Craftsman Farms Foundation which exhibits the Arts and Crafts furniture of Gustav Stickley, injected into the wide prRead more »
Barbra Streisand doesn't mind paying for jokes -- but, as in all things, she wants a bargain. Read more »
The last time she went on tour, the deal-diva asked star gag-writer Bruce Vilanch to work up some stage banter. But when it came to tal
Janet Charlton, Star, August 10, 1999
"Here's proof that politics makes strange bedfellows. Hillary Clinton has a secret weapon in her upcoming campaign for senator -- Barbra Streisand. The women have never been close,Read more »
HOLLYWOOD, CA (November 27, 2012) – Paramount Pictures, a division of Viacom, Inc., and AMC Theaters have partnered to bring the upcoming holiday comedy "THE GUILT TRIP" to audiences in 20 cities across the country in advance of its theatrical release on December 19th. Read more »
Meet Barbra Streisand and Receive 2 Tickets to the Premiere of The Guilt Trip Including Hotel in LA.
Meet the incomparable Barbra Streisand when you and a guest attend the premiere of her newest film, The Guilt Trip in Los Angeles. You will also be treated to a one night at The Sofitel Hotel.
On February 11, 2011, Barbra Streisand was honored as the 2011 MusiCares Person of the Year.
At a gala event in Los Angeles, Barbra and an all-star cast of guests performed many of the songs she made famous throughout her illustrious career.
Features guests Tony Bennett, Herbie Hancock, Faith Hill, Diana Krall, Barry Manilow, Leann Rimes, Seal, Stevie Wonder, and others, as well as two songs performed by Streisand herself. Read more »
The voters came through! Renewing my faith in American politics. They stood for the importance of one voice, one vote counting.
Barbra Streisand's new Columbia Records album, "Release Me," debuted at #7 this week. It becomes her 32nd album and sixth in a row to rank in the top ten. The only artists with more in that category are The Rolling Stones and Frank Sinatra.Read more »
Meet the incomparable Barbra Streisand with 2 top level house seat tickets to one of her forthcoming US shows! These amazing tickets are not available through Ticketmaster.
The shows that are included in these rare auctions are:
Las Vegas. MGM Grand. November 2nd.
San Jose. HP Pavilion. November 5th.
Los Angeles. Hollywood Bowl. November 9th.
Los Angeles. Hollywood Bowl. November 11th.Read more »
Official Back To Brooklyn Tour merchandise is on sale now online! Shop these Ts and so much more at the Barbra Streisand Store.
In preparation for the debut of her album Release Me, Barbra sat down to discuss her memories of recording each track and why she's included it on this new compilation. Scroll through all 11 tracks below and don't miss the music video for "I Think It's Going To Rain Today" at the end!
Barbra's brand new album RELEASE ME is on sale for only $5 at Amazon MP3 all this week. Click here to download today and take advantage of this limited time offer!
Barbra's new album of previously unheard recordings from her private vault is available everywhere now! Click here to get yours today!
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Hi guys,
On Friday, we headed out to Vilagrad winery to photograph Mike & Shelley's gorgeous wedding. I love Vilagrad, it's one of my favourite Hamilton venues to shoot at – and this time was no exception!
Shelley was worried that their daughter (and flowergirl) of 3 years age would be camera shy… no chance! In fact, she got so upset when we tried to do some shots with just Shelley & bridesmaids that we assigned Holly as her personal photographer, and they went & played on the swing!
After their ceremony, we headed down to the vineyard for some shots with the bridal party, and then finished up in the cellar – where we love to get our lighting out & really play with different ideas & looks.
We had some ideas for a few shots in the vineyard, but they really needed the late afternoon / sunset light to work best – so we suggested that we stay around & sneak out for a few shots after their meal – and it was definitely worth the wait! The lovely golden light is just so good to work with, and hits the vines perfectly
It was an awesome day – enjoy this little peek at how the photos are looking!
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Chicken and Mango Summer Rolls
Rice noodles, chicken, and mango, make up the filling of these Vietnamese-inspired summer rolls. Firm vermicelli rice noodles are commonly added to summer rolls, but rolls can be made without them. Experiment with different fresh fillings and flavor combinations.
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- 1 package (4 ounces) vermicelli rice noodles
- 8-inch spring roll wrappers
- 3 fresh chives (optional)
- Creamy Peanut Dipping Sauce
- Spicy Hoisin Dipping Sauce
For the Filling
- 4 ounces chicken cutlets, cooked and shredded
- 1/4 cup fresh cilantro leaves
- 1 medium carrot, cut into matchsticks (1 1/2 cups)
- 1 small ripe mango, peeled and thinly sliced
Step 1
Pour boiling water over noodles and soak 15 minutes. Drain and rinse. Divide into 8 equal portions. Fill a wide, shallow bowl with cool water. Working with one spring-roll wrapper at a time, soak until pliable, 20 seconds. Transfer to a flat surface and smooth.
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Place a layer of filling on bottom third of wrapper, leaving a 1 1/2-inch border. Top with a portion of noodles and another layer of filling.
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Fold bottom of wrapper tightly over filling.
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Roll over once, tuck in sides, and finish rolling. If desired, add fresh chives and continue rolling to enclose them. Transfer roll to a plate and cover with a slightly damp paper towel. Repeat to make 8 summer rolls. Serve immediately with dipping sauces, or refrigerate, up to 2 hours.
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Standard and Poor (S&P) gave out their pre-Christmas gifts to 37 global banks, and it looks like they got the coal in the stocking they deserved. Bank of America especially should quickly fall below $5.00 a share, perhaps as early as tomorrow.
Here is a list thanks to Zerohedge of the banks and their downgrades.
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The Dancing Squid video that's been making its way around the Internet and freaking out diners everywhere is kind of cool the first time you watch it: The person behind the camera pours soy sauce onto a freshly killed squid resting on a bed of rice and it "dances" -- almost right off the plate!
But the more you watch it, the more disturbing it gets. If the squid is, in fact, DEAD, then why are its tentacles moving?
The creators of the video insist that because its head was removed immediately prior to the meal, the squid is dead. Movement still happens, however, because of a simple chemical reaction: The extra sodium (or salt) in the soy sauce activates the cells in the tentacles, causing them to contract, relax, and, in effect, "twitch."
But some viewers don't find this justification so comforting. In fact, many commenters point out that if you refer to a diagram of the body of a squid, you will see that one in the video still has its brain, eyes, and internal sensory organs; therefore, it's not dead, but simply damaged. And if that's true -- that the squid is still alive -- then pouring salty, acidic soy sauce on the wound could potentially be very painful and very cruel. Suddenly, the video doesn't seem so cool anymore.
Dead or not, making a squid dance on a bed of rice is treating it more like a freaky novelty toy than the excellent dish that it is. And that's no way to respect and value your food.
Do you think this dancing squid video is mean, cool, freaky, or all of the above?
I think this is so disturbing, cruel and sick. There aren't enough food options, that one has to do this to a squid to get a rise out of it's customers? I don't get it. When did cruelty become entertainment?
Why is that cruel exactly? The squid is in fact dead. There is another video that shows just the tentacles doing the same things when soy sauce is poured on them.
cruel or not its some good eatin'
Medically speaking, it makes perfect sense. Sodium is exactly what causes muscle movement.
I had a hard enough time eating fried fish with the head still on - I just cannot imagine eating something THAT freshly killed and still moving (even if it is dead).
whether we enjoy squid or not, the principal is it's an animal that hurts just as we do and we should not cause it any more pain then necessary.
That would freak the hell out of me!!
I can't even bring myself to watch it. To yuck for me. I don't eat seafood of any kind.


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For nearly 20 years, Professor Eric Fortune has studied glass knifefish, a species of three-inch long electric fish that lives in the Amazon Basin. In his laboratory he tries to understand how their tiny brains control complex electrical behaviors. >>
NJIT's Mengchu Zhou Proposes Using Petri Nets as a Solution to Automation Problems in Manufacturing in Upcoming IEEE Journal
June 04, 2013
An expert in robotics and automation problems, especially those involving manufacturing systems, NJIT Distinguished Professor and IEEE Fellow Mengchu Zhou will have two articles published in the upcoming proceedings of the 2013 IEEE International Conference on Robotics and Automation. Both papers were recently presented at this conference. >>
NJIT Professor and IEEE Fellow Mengchu Zhou, an expert in robotics and automation, received a distinguished service award earlier this month from the IEEE division on robotics and automation. >>
Paper Co-Authored by NJIT's Sergei Adamovich Wins Award at International Conference
November 10, 2010
Sergei Adamovich, PhD, associate professor in the department of biomedical engineering at NJIT, co-authored "Integrated Arm and Hand Training Using Adaptive Robotics and Virtual Reality Simulations," which won the Best Paper Award at the VIII International Conference on Disability, Virtual Reality and Associated Technologies in Valparaiso, Chile. >>
Digital Data Forensics Expert at NJIT To Be Feted by R&D Council for Patents To Stop Data Hiding; Hall of Fame Honors NJIT Inventors Earlier This Month
October 25, 2010
An expert in digital data forensics and information assurance, Yun-Qing Shi, a professor of electrical and computer engineering at NJIT, will number among 30 New Jersey inventors from eight companies and universities to be honored at the upcoming 2010 Thomas Alva Edison Patent Awards on Nov. 4. Hosted by the Research & Development Council of New Jersey, the ceremony and reception will take place at the Liberty Science Center. >>
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October 14, 2010
NJIT professors and alumni will be among the innovators honored this evening at the 22nd Annual New Jersey Inventors Hall of Fame Awards ceremony in Hoboken. Timothy Chang, PhD, distinguished professor of electrical and computer engineering, will receive a Special Award for his achievements in the areas of ultra-high precision systems, genetic systems, robotics and motion control; and Yun-Qing Shi, PhD, professor of electrical and computer engineering, will be recognized for his work in digital forensics and security. Jingjing Zhang, a PhD candidate in NJIT's Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, will receive the Graduate Student Award. Vikki Hazelwood, PhD, who received her MS from NJIT in 1998, will receive the Advancement of Invention Award for a pioneering process for translational research in medicine and Richard Caizza, who received a certificate in plastics technology from NJIT in 1992, will receive the Inventor of the Year award for his "Single-Handedly Actuatable Safety Shield for Needles" patent. >>
NJIT Biomedical Engineering Professor Gives Invited Lecture
October 04, 2010
Sergei Adamovich, PhD, associate professor in NJIT's Department of Biomedical Engineering, gave an invited lecture last week at the meeting of the American Academy of Cerebral Palsy and Developmental Medicine in Washington, DC. He participated in a panel of six experts from the US, Canada and Europe to share his views on future trends in pediatric rehabilitation. The topic of his presentation to a large audience of pediatricians and physical/occupational therapists was the use of technology (robotics and virtual reality) in rehabilitation of arm movement in children with cerebral palsy. >>
Doctoral Student Awarded Fellowship from National Institutes of Health
September 24, 2010
Ian Lafond, a second-year PhD student in NJIT's Department of Biomedical Engineering, has received a Ruth L. Kirschstein National Research Service Award for Individual Predoctoral Fellowship from the National Institutes of Health. This $142,000 award will support Ian's dissertation research in the lab of Associate Professor Sergei Adamovich over the next four years. >>
NJIT President Robert A. Altenkirch addressed student teams representing 30 New Jersey public and private high schools last week at the 2010 Panasonic Creative Design Challenge finals at the New Jersey Performing Arts Center. For this year's challenge, teams designed and built a remote-controlled robotic recycling plant to help sort through debris in the Great Pacific Garbage Patch. NJIT makes significant contributions to this science and engineering technology competition: Three NJIT student interns develop the Challenge, while NJIT staff score the written reports as well as provide judges for the performance and oral presentations. >>
For Up-Close Look at NJIT, Make Time To Attend Open House Tour
November 14, 2008
For an up-close look at life at NJIT, make time this fall and winter to attend an upcoming open house. The take-away will be more than a campus tour and meeting with an admissions counselor. You'll learn about NJIT's graduate and undergraduate programs in high-growth in-demand fields and meet one on one with faculty and admissions representatives. >>
Students from Indian Technology School Gain Hands-on Training in NJIT's Stabile Laboratories
July 22, 2008
Three Indian students from the Heritage Institute of Technology, Kolkata, India, are spending the summer in New Jersey in NJIT's new Vincent A. Stabile Systems Engineering and Management Laboratories. Working with Stabile Scholar Frank Munoz (left), a graduate student in engineering management, Soumik Chakrabarty, Saurabh Kumar, and Shipon Roy are taking advantage of a rare opportunity to gain experience with the Stabile Laboratories' Festo System. >>
Students in Professor Kevin J. McDermott's Industrial Robotics Course will compete in the 6th Annual Mobile Robots Competition on April 21 at 1:30 p.m. in the Industrial Robotics Laboratory in GITC 2310. Teams of Industrial Robotics students have been designing, developing and building individual mobile robots based on the theory and techniques acquired during the semester. The competition will encompass several tasks that each mobile robot, which can be autonomous or wire controlled, must perform during specific times. >>
Open House for New Vincent A. Stabile Laboratory at NJITs Newark College of Engineering
February 11, 2008
An open house and robotics demonstration of cutting-edge manufacturing processes will showcase the new Vincent A. Stabile Laboratory at NJIT's Newark College of Engineering (NCE) on Feb. 20, 2008 from 1 p.m.- 4:30 p.m. >>
NJIT To Host FIRST Robotics Kick-Off Event
January 06, 2006
Five-foot tall, 130-pound, radio-controlled robots will begin to come to life at NJIT Saturday, when hundreds of high school students will be given kits from which they must build and design the robots. "This kick-off event sets the clock ticking and the teams will run back to their schools to start figuring out ways to have their robots win this year's game," said Randy Schaeffer, FIRST regional director for New York City and New Jersey, which is based at NJIT. >>
Nine high-school teams from Newark, all coached by students and technicians from NJIT, will compete in the New Jersey FIRST (For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology) Regional Robotics Competition on March 18 and 19 in the Sovereign Bank Arena in Trenton. The contest will feature five-foot tall, 100-pound robots lifting and stacking pyramid-shaped blocks of pipe and wood within a two-minute deadline. >>
NJIT To Host FIRST Robotics Competition for Newark Middle Schools
January 13, 2005
Middle-school students from Newark will compete in the FIRST (For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology) Lego League at NJIT on Jan. 15, 2005 at 12 noon. The twenty participating student teams, who have been tutored by NJIT students, have built robots designed to help disabled individuals perform domestic tasks. >>
NJ FIRST (For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology) Robotics Competition for high school students has scheduled the 2005 New Jersey Remote Kick-off for Saturday, Jan. 8, at the Campus Center of New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT). The event will run from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. >>


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Terrapin Beer Co. introduced its newest Side Project with a six-minute video posted on YouTube.
But rather than the usual beer nerd breakdown of the brewing process, "The Legend of Krunkles" is a sly company mockumentary that looks like it might have been made by the TV characters on "The Office" or "Parks and Recreation."
As with previous Side Project releases, Volume 15, Indiana Krunkles Wheat IPA, is a limited-edition one-off brew. It follows the story line of last year's Volume 10, a Black IPA known as Capt'n Krunkles.
The video portrays Krunkles as a mysterious pirate adventurer who was also a great hop-obsessed brewer. Mugging for the camera, Terrapin brewer, Brian "Spike" Buckowski, deadpans that he's has discovered some of Krunkles' secret recipes.
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Around the same time we saw the first screwtop bottles, we also started seeing boxed wines with premium wines inside. These were received with the same amount of skepticism, confusion and mockery. Then as now, most people scorn the idea of a quality wine from a cardboard box, even though this category of wine has seen double digit sales increases for the past few years.
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Profile: Max Lager's brewmaster John Roberts teamed with Glenn Golden of JailHouse Brewing in Hampton to create an exciting collaborative beer in honor of American Craft Beer Week, May 16-22. For Max Security, Roberts and Golden decided to fiddle with the formula for a schwarzbier, a black German-style lager. They used cherry wood smoked malt, rye malt and molasses. The result is a complex dark beer that is surprisingly easy to drink, with woody, fruity notes, a touch of sweetness and a subtle smoke character.
Pair with: The woody, smoky flavors of Max Security are a natural match for smoked or wood-grilled meats, such as brisket, pulled pork, ribs or steak. Or try it with grilled mushrooms.
Max Lager's will be tapping Max Security on May 16, kicking off a string of America Craft Beer Week events through May, 22.
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Profile: With Hop-it, Urthel brewer Hildegard van Ostaden practically invented Belgian-style IPA. Now van Ostaden has created another tasty hybrid called Saisonniere. Urthel calls it a blond special ale. But as the name suggests, Saisonniere has many qualities in common with Belgian-style farmhouse ale.
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A regular commentator on the Arab world at leading think tanks and international news stations, Tarek Osman's work has appeared in the Financial Times, the Economist, Foreign Affairs, the Guardian and Foreign Policy, amongst many others. Since November 2011, he has been retained by the European Bank for Reconstruction & Development (EBRD) as the political counsellor for the Southern & Eastern Mediterranean. Osman is the author of the internationally acclaimed Egypt on the Brink (Yale University Press, 2010), which has been translated into Arabic, French, Dutch, and Japanese. Foreign Policy placed Egypt on the Brink in its 2011 Most Important International Relations Book List and the Guardian selected it as the best non-fiction book on Egypt. Before focusing on writing and political-economy advisory, Tarek spent 13 years in strategy consulting, investment banking, and private equity in London and the Gulf, working with industrial and financial investors on transactions in Europe, the Middle East, and Africa. Tarek studied at the American University in Cairo, Egypt, and Bocconi University in Milan, Italy.
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'The Future of Saudi Arabia - A Saudi Spring' in Project Syndicate
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Is Kristen Stewart becoming the next Howard Hughes-like celebrity recluse? Radar says she won't be on the red carpet August 16 when On the Road premieres in London. A source (oft-quoted, marginally-trusted) says, "Kristen won't be doing the red carpet for On the Road -- she's too ashamed to show her face in public right now." Seriously? Over some uncomfortable-looking pelvis grinding and kissing that she didn't even appear to enjoy? Worse, her co-star Tom Sturridge is supposedly BFFs with Robert Pattinson, so that's awk.
But that's not all in today's KStew Recluse News: Now she's rumored to have backed out of her next film, Cali. A film directed by Nick Cassavetes -- that she's a co-producer for -- really? Have you seen the big fat public brawl she got into with Cassavetes? GIRL. I kind of want to shake KStew by the shoulders right now.
Seriously, WHAT IS GOING ON WITH THOSE PICTURES? She screams at him and then they go for a walk? And what the fuck is this about? She's pulled her t-shirt up and her jeans down like she's telling Nick, "No, I don't have balls. I have ovaries. But I seem to have lost them. Can you help me find them again?"
Well I wish Kristen would find her lady-balls/ovaries. Remember when Angelina Jolie "stole" Brad from Jennifer Aniston? And she was hated the world over for being a home-wrecker to America's Sweetheart? Honey Badger didn't give a shit. She kept on smiling and patting Brad's arm. Like, yeah, he's my man now. Suck it, haters.
Obviously Kristen has not made off with Rupert like he's her prize. But Kristen should just claim her bad-girl status and wear it with pride. Don't hide from the Scarlet A! Shed the mopey awkward persona (that's gotten so old) and just be a dangerous girl who takes what she wants. Let's see you get as apologetically bad-ass as you get in Breaking Dawn 2 and in Snow White and the Huntsman.
Do you think Kristen should stay in hiding for a while or should she come out guns a-blazing?
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Regardless if you are young or old, male, female, you are going to make mistakes in life. At this point she seems sincere in her apologies and I wouldn't lay at home while people kick me in my you know what. She needs to dust herself off, talk to a close non judgemental friend or family member, and keep going.
I agree with the first two commenters. I also think that photo of her is totally hot.
I like her. I find her really easy to forgive. She didn't do this to anyone, but Robert, and perhaps Ruperts family, but really Rupert is the only one who did it to his family.
As for both angelina and Kristen, haters only bitch bitch bitch at the women and maybe kind of throw in a "Oh yeah... The guy was wrong too" and then get back to bitching at what whores and bitches the women are and how they're going to boycott their movies, but continue to glorify the man. Don't see anyone bitching about Brad Pitt still. Oh but women are responsible for sex and not men.
Come on out sweetie....guns full blazing.... your okay Kristen....we all make mistakes....time to show the public and yourself just how strong you are!!!!
shrimpmommy: YOU are a total loser. Furthermore, for you to say what you did just proves that somewhere a village is missing its idiot. Kristen was pursued by a married man. And what she did was a few kisses in the front seat of her car - A MINI-COOP - and a hug from behind at a park that Kristen didn't look too pleased at getting. Angelina has NEVER had any boundaries and spread her legs for anbody she wanted - male or female. Angie DID sleep with Brad Pitt while they were makign Mr. and Mrs. Smith when BRAD WAS STILL MARRIED!! And Angelina has a history of doing that. Her 1st husband Jonny Lee Miller was not free when Angie decided she wanted him, Billy Bob Thornton was wtih Laura Dern, and Brad Pitt was married to Jennifer Aniston.
Rupert is nearly getting a free pass in all of this. He is the one who stood in front of a judge or clergyman and said "I do." He is the MARRIED ONE!!! As the director, he is Kristen's "boss" of sorts. And yet he is the one passing the buck with a half-hearted apology that he didn't bother making UNTIL KRISTEN DID!! Kristen has taken responsibility for what little bit she did and has shown more dignity than the people criticizing her. The other poster is right - come out with guns blazing. There are people who still support her. And I'm not a teenage, either. At age 56, I'm an older Twilgiht fan with enough sense to know that the finger-point at Kristen has been pointed at the wrong person.


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Jay Mills Promoted to NIMBL Vice President of Business Development
Recognized Sales Leader focused on continuing NIMBL's explosive growth
DENVER--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jay Mills joins NIMBL's management team as Vice President of Business Development. Bringing over 10 years of technology-focused business development experience, Jay's tenacity, creative thinking, strong mentorship talent, and proven performance bring a new and exciting sales dimension to NIMBL's award-winning brand.
"NIMBL has been full of sprints since I got here and I am excited about slowing things down a little and really strategizing about how to successfully grow our team. I believe strongly in our brand, our delivery capabilities, and our ability to exceed customer expectation."
Jay has been a multi-million dollar producer in his short time with NIMBL adding new clients consisting of multi-billion dollar organizations from around the U.S. including Firestone, Tech Data, Crocs, and Waters. In his new role, Jay will be responsible for growing the NIMBL sales team into major SAP markets such as Houston, Chicago, L.A., and San Francisco while continuing to focus on growing NIMBL's existing client-base.
"I am excited for a marathon," said Jay with a grimace. "NIMBL has been full of sprints since I got here and I am excited about slowing things down a little and really strategizing about how to successfully grow our team. I believe strongly in our brand, our delivery capabilities, and our ability to exceed customer expectation."
"We are very excited about Jay driving our sales team to the next level," stated NIMBL CEO and Co-founder Yosh Eisbart. "Jay has been fundamental to our recent strong sales trajectory. His passion for customer-first consultative solution selling coupled with his NIMBL DNA make him the obvious choice for market expansion."
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Discover spokesperson Ryan Scully told reporters that retailers and consumer goods manufacturers have prepared for a profitable holiday season, despite lingering doubts about the overall state of the economy. Direct-to-consumer business owners reported the survey's second highest confidence levels since the index was established in 2006. Small business owners concerned about cash flow dropped to 43%, ten percentage points lower than the monthly survey's all time high.
19% of small business owners surveyed expect more business this year than last, more than double the percentage during the start of the economic downturn in 2008. Half of the respondents told researchers that they believe the economy will stay the same or get better in coming months, while the percentage of small business owners preparing for a worse economy has dropped to 46%.
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Leslie Spoon recaps Level 3 in the high school football playoffs.
A full rundown of the games and results from Friday and Saturday's Level Two High School Football Playoff contests, and a look ahead to see what the brackets look like for round 3
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The Micom mini is a bit of an oddity in the 'personal computer museum', but it's just too interesting and too rare to ignore. Sold primarily as a word processing system, the Micom was quite advanced in certain ways for its time. Although a daisy wheel printer was connected to the unit, you could actually do special mathematical symbols and even limited graphics with the unique way that it printed. The unit we have has two 8" floppy drives and the machine actually has filters inside of it (like a furnace) to keep it cool. It's also had the side effect of keeping the unit quite clean over the years. In true mini fashion, the controller itself has no interface and appears to do little on its own. You can connect various operating consoles to it to see it actually work. Shown here, the main console actually looks a lot like the Commodore PET. We have a lot of brochures and instruction manuals which we will be posting here because very little information about this machine is out there on the net. If you know more about this unit, please share with us!
This computer is currently interactive in the Museum.
Micom 1001 Terminal
This was an additional terminal that could be connected to the Micom. It had a single LCD line for typing into and allowed information to be listened to from a microcassette for dictation. Or was it a storage device? I think we'll have to try it out to know for sure.
Micom Operator Console
This is the operator console terminal for the Micom 2001E. It looks very similar to the PET computer from Commodore.
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neville Haywood on Wednesday, July 16, 2014
I sold the first Micom 2001 in Saskatchewan to a group with a optional OCR reader. I remember being in Montreal for a week learning how to demonstrate the product with a CSR as it was a twin demonstration me Taking and the CSR pushing the keys Fantastic memories. we then put 20 units in the local university at C$20k each
Garvin H Boyle on Wednesday, March 12, 2014
In the early 80s I was an "office automation specialist" in the Canadian Government and had the care of several of these computers. There was one that would often become quite erratic for a few hours and then quit working, usually when most needed. Several visits by the support technicians could not find the cause, and swapping of various parts resolved little. One day, on passing the printer, I got a static shock, and, on asking the secretary if this had happened before, she said it happened quite often. It turns out the printer, the frame of which was bolted to the computer, was acting as a Van De Graaf generator. As the fan-fold paper rose from a source box, passed through the printer, and fed into another box, static charge built up in the printer, and passed to the internals of the computer. The problem only became severe enough to cause the computer to fail when we had a lot of printing to be done quickly. With the installation of a grounding wire, the problem was solved.
Fred on Tuesday, February 11, 2014
I began using a Micom 2001E with a whopping 128 kb in the early 80s when I worked for National Supply in Edmonton, Alberta. We had the first pair of these models in Edmonton up to that time. I worked with a programmer to write a BASIC program for the Micoms which enabled us to do a mathematical summary and textual abstraction of our quotations. They were great machines; I still think fondly of them.
Pete Ballantyne on Tuesday, January 07, 2014
Ah the mighty Micom. This was my introduction to the wonderful world of office automation. I was working for Statistics Canada in Vancouver and in the early '80s StatCan decided to install Micom Word Processors with communications (via acoustic couplers) between the Regional Offices and Ottawa. At a set time each morning (I recall it being about 10 am) we had to be ready to go online to receive missives from HO and transmit any traffic we had for them. Early e-mail I guess you could call it. We discovered that this beast could run under CP/M and load and run various programs such as spreadsheets and data bases. At the time I was managing a large number of data collection activities, up to thirty individual projects that required individual monthly cost and production reports for those in the center of the universe. Doing this by hand with paper and pencil and then having to cross balance vertical and horizontal columns was, with my propensity to transpose numbers, a time consuming task. SuperCalc version-1 to the rescue! Once the formulas were programmed and checked for accuracy doing the monthly reviews was a piece of cake. We did run into the 64K barrier associated with CP/M. We had upgraded the memory in our Micom to 128K but when we upgraded SuperCalc to version 2 we found that between that required by CP/M and that of the new version of SuperCalc there was not sufficient left to load the spreadsheets. Back to v-1 and some reengineering of the individual spreadsheets to reduce them in size to be able to load them. Eventually we got our first IBM PC that had a whooping 128K memory and we ported the spreadsheet files from the Micom to the PC. The Micom was used into the '90's as a word processor and a vehicle to transmit memos to and from HO. Eventually with the establishment of a dedicated data line and an intranet the Micom went to the computer grave yard.
Jan Wijnen on Friday, June 21, 2013
Today I had the luck to find a P5020 on the internet. Nice as back in 1984 I have been working on these machines. As an intern for Philips Data Systems in Apeldoorn, Netherlands. I did program a test for the serial communication and also some of the locaisation for the word processor package. One question, the P5020 misses the keyboard..... Is there somebody who can find one for me. Would be much appreciated!
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