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The Language Teacher Becomes the Student in Europe
For the first time in my life, I traveled to a country where I didn't speak the language. I have lived in and visited many Spanish-speaking countries, but never a nation where they didn't speak English or Spanish. Since I'm fluent in both of these languages, it was always easy to get around, order food and ask for things we needed on our trips.
It was quite different in Europe this summer, but what an incredible learning experience it was for me.
When we decided we were going to take the family to France and Italy, I went duteously (as any language teacher would) out to the store to buy Italian and French language learning programs. I only had a few weeks to learn, so I went straight for the travel programs, thinking I would learn enough to get by on our vacation. I looked through all of the varied programs on the shelves and decided on a couple audio programs with booklets from a popular language learning company.
On my way home from the store, I popped the French audio into my car CD player. The first thought I had was: Are you kidding me? There was no way in h-e-double hockey sticks, I was going to learn the anything from these programs. The lessons consisted of throwing long, complicated phrases at me that I was just supposed to remember. There was no "teaching" involved and no language learning methodologies employed. The best I could get from it was a few words like hello, thank you and goodbye ( listening to the program three or four times).
After that disappointment, I moved on to the Italian language program, hoping for a better experience. No such luck. It was exactly the same type of program. Again, I was given long phrases with all sorts of verb tenses and grammar structures and expected to memorize what I was hearing. In addition, everything was spoken by a native speaker with a strong accent, so I couldn't even understand what words they were saying. Needless to say, it was a frustrating experience and I gave up quickly.
When we arrived in Paris, I used the three French words I had learned from the language program, and that was it. I pointed to things and asked strangers questions in English. I felt so inept when they answered me in their perfect English. I wanted to tell them: Hey, I may not be able to speak French, but I speak Spanish you know! I'm sure they could have cared less, since many of them spoke three or four other languages.
Then off to Italy. I knew about the same amount of vocabulary in Italian as I did in French, about three or four words. The difference in Italy was that Italian and Spanish have many similar words, so I definitely had an easier time communicating. Whenever I was having trouble in English, I'd just throw out some Spanish and see if they understood. Many times, either the person spoke Spanish or the words were so similar to Italian they knew what I was saying.
By far, the most frustrating part of not being able to communicate well in both countries was choosing what to eat at restaurants. I had no idea what I was reading on the menus. My main concern was steering clear of many of their most popular foods like: rabbit, boar, tripe (cow's intestine) and other strange animal parts. I had to do my best to understand the waiter and the menu and hope for the best. Who knows what I may have eaten.
Overall, I learned a lot from my trip to Europe.
First, the travel language programs on the market are not effective at all. I was surprised to find out that the big name brand companies offer such inadequate products. You definitely can't expect to be able to communicate or even just get by in a foreign country by listening to these programs. After this experience, I'm considering my company, KAMMS (we make occupational Spanish and English language programs) making travel programs that actually work for people.
Secondly, I realized one important reason why it's so easy for Europeans to learn foreign languages. They have the luxury of being in close proximity to many different countries (where they speak many different languages) that are all within a quick, inexpensive bus ride, train ride or flight from their hometown. That really is a huge advantage for easily picking up multiple languages.
My family and I only spent a couple weeks in France and Italy, but we learned a lot of words and phrases just out of necessity and exposure to the new languages. We all agreed that if we had a little more time, we would have easily picked up the languages enough to communicate well. So the next time you're surprised by or even envious of how many languages a European speaks, remember that they definitely have language learning advantages over us more secluded Americans.


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So DOJ has no problem letting United and Continental as well as Delta and Northwest merge but they don't like this one. Government is anti business.
…and people wonder why the unemployment rate is so high and so many workers have become discouraged and left the labor force.
Reagan stats should be included with Dulles. This type of selective stats is a horrible basis for determining if this is anti competitive. Note that I'm not saying the choice is right or wrong, but when you have two airports in the same area and you only use one to represent a point, most likley it's trying to force a predetermined outcome.
I would bet if you look at other airports, like LAX, the split won't look so extreme even if it doesn't look favorable.
So, the government is worried about free market competition, but the issue is over government issued "slots"? The government issued the slots, it can take them away, no?
The administration is, once again, selecting their list of winners and losers. Hiding behind the thin veil of their own special interests. Using Reagan National as their example of anti-competition is laughable given the strangleholds other carriers have at airports like Denver and Atlanta. Without the merger, one or both of these carriers are likely to fail again! that certainly can't be good for competition. wonder what extortion Holder will seek to let this necessary merger go through?
Interesting that 5 of 6 states joining with DOJ in suit have Republican administrations/ governors who are against government regulation of business. What the heck? States are Texas, Arizona, Florida, Virginia, Tennessee, and Pennsylvania.
It's all about congressman worrying they may lose a direct flight to the airport closest to where they live. When they get one of their too many yearly vacations the last thing they want is to have any inconvenience involved with getting home…….so obvious, just like sequester for everyone but air traffic control personnel……don't mess with Washington indeed…
Pre-merger Continental was far more dominant at Newark than today's combined AA and USAirways at National. And Newark is a far bigger market than National. Like the title of the blog: "Don't Mess With Washington". Our government officals seem to be more concerned with thier own welfare than that of the consumers.
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I write my own public remarks because I don't feel comfortable simply reading other folks' work. The most meaningful words, I believe, come from the heart not from a committee, which is why I also usually speak from bullet points rather than polished scripts. All of my speeches over the past four years were great fun (and often hard work) to craft, and it is difficult picking a favorite. Among the special ones that seemed to write themselves was my superhero-themed Fourth of July address this year, which I transcribed for my blog a couple days later.
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July 6, 2013
A few readers have asked me to send them the remarks I made at our Independence Day receptions this year, so I thought I'd just go ahead and reprint the short speech here. I tend to speak from bullet-point notes rather than full drafts, so what follows is my best recollection of what I said in Wellington, which was thereafter slightly customized for Auckland and Christchurch. Please pardon any spelling errors in my Te Reo Māori and Hawaiian. I tend not to write out my mihi, so the spelling below is my best phonetic approximation.
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E nga mana, e nga reo, rau rangatira ma, tena koutou, tena koutou, tena koutou, katoa. E nga tini mate, haere, haere, moe mai ra. Kia ora, huihui tatou katoa.
In the languages of two of the hundreds of first nations of the territory of the United States of America: Aloha, aloha, aloha pumehana kako'o and talofa lava.
Honorable Ministers, Leader of the Opposition, other Members of Parliament, former Prime Minister Bolger, their Worships Mayors Wade-Brown and Rowan, colleagues in the Diplomatic Corps, Commander Admiral Swift of the U.S. 7th Fleet, other distinguished guests, friends all:
Welcome to our 4th of July celebration, again scheduled in June so that you are not out of town on your winter vacations when we pour the whiskey and toast the Revolution. Thank you for taking time to join us to commemorate the 237th anniversary of American Independence.
It was on July 4, 1776 that 56 farmers, merchants, brewers, lawyers, and educators representing the 13 American colonies ratified a Declaration of Independence from the British Empire, boldly asserting, "We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty, and the pursuit of Happiness."
Those words launched a great experiment, a turbulent, fascinating, complex, messy, uplifting work-in-perpetual-progress. It is the American impulse to wrestle continuously and publicly with the failings and imperfections in our own society and our own government, to work continuously to forge a more perfect union.
That impulse makes the United States an easy target because we Americans tend to air our disagreements and dirty laundry in public for all to see, for all to critique, and for all to exploit. That poses challenges and emboldens scoundrels, but it was the clear intention of our Founders and remains one of the greatest strengths of our society and our national character, which we celebrate on this, our national day.
Now, because this will likely be my final Independence Day as Ambassador, I considered finally delivering traditional national day remarks laced with trade statistics and lists of official visits. But, as you will see over the next 7 minutes, I veered off the road again.
Why? Because the power of the American narrative is not based on the quantity of product we produce or the amount of money we make. It's much deeper than that. And the strength and promise of the relationship between New Zealand and the United States is not based on how many widgets we sell each other or how many times our senior officials meet and greet each other. It's much deeper and more durable than that.
Our bonds, our strengths, and indeed our characters are best reflected not in statistics but in the common values we demonstrate, the aspirations we share, and the heroes we embrace. At times, I think it all boils down to five special strands of societal DNA that we Americans and Kiwis largely share, often reflected most clearly and honestly in the marketplace of popular culture.
There is the SPIDER-MAN gene … the ordinary everyman or everywoman, focused on the work and drama of daily life … conflicted, often misunderstood … seeking to be left alone … but stepping forward reluctantly when events so require … exemplified by American icons such as Paul Revere, Rosa Parks, and the great Billie Jean King, who was a reluctant but powerful feminist and lesbian symbol when all she really wanted to do was play tennis.
There is IRON MAN … alter ego of entrepreneur-scientist-technologist Tony Stark … brash, individualistic, iconoclastic … challenging convention and his own evolving moral compass … a futurist who believes that science and technology can and will save the world … exemplified by American icons such as Benjamin Franklin, Thomas Edison, Henry Ford, Bill Gates, Steve Jobs, and Elon Musk, who is a direct-action force of nature for clean energy, greener transport, and citizen space exploration.
And WONDER WOMAN … advocate for equality, inclusiveness, and fairness … fearless outsider competing successfully against established elites … pushing boundaries and changing the terms of societal discourse … exemplified by great Americans such as Sacagawea, Susan B. Anthony, Amelia Earhart, Oprah Winfrey, and Eleanor Roosevelt, who was a tireless advocate for human rights in the United States and around the world.
This year we will celebrate the 70th anniversary of Mrs. Roosevelt's courageous island-hopping mission through the Pacific at the height of World War II, which brought her here to New Zealand for a week in September 1943.
There is the BATMAN … the Dark Knight … clear-eyed about the nature of evil in the world … iron-willed, unflinching agent of justice … fighter for order and union amidst chaos … often operating in shadows… reviled self-righteously by many who in fact rely on him to preserve their safety and comfort … exemplified by many whose names we'll never know, as well as by great icons such as Abraham Lincoln, who created modern America by pulling a collapsing nation out of civil war and moral decay by using the tools within his grasp.
And of course, SUPERMAN … the undocumented immigrant child who grew to personify better than anyone the values of his adopted country … inspirational symbol of hope, light, and the potential for greatness in all of us … the Man of Steel in the face of adversity or injustice … able eventually to overcome great obstacles and put things right … exemplified by larger-than-life Americans such as George Washington, Jackie Robinson, Helen Keller, Neil Armstrong, and of course Martin Luther King, Jr., the defining icon of the civil rights movement who moved a nation through the force of his words.
None of these superheroes – real or fictional – is or was perfect. They are flawed, very human characters who made mistakes – sometimes quite serious ones – but who maintained a values-based internal compass, eventually self-corrected when they strayed, and through their actions accomplished immense good in the world.
That, in my view, is a fair summation of the American character and the American Nation that we celebrate on this, our Independence Day.
In conclusion, I would like to deliver a lightning-fast synopsis of the more traditional remarks that I first attempted to write. Here goes, in 30 seconds:
Again this year, I am delighted to assert – without fear of overstatement or contradiction – that the U.S.-N.Z. relationship is as deep, broad, and strong as at any time since the mid 1940s. Bedrock people-to-people contacts are extensive and continue to expand. Our economic engagement is prodigious and accelerating, especially when measured in 21st (not 19th) Century terms. Our governments are working closely together on a wide range of strategic and scientific issues of utmost importance to planet Earth. And, yes, our senior officials meet with great frequency, and with genuine warmth and enthusiasm.
In fact, as we celebrate this October the 175th anniversary of American diplomatic engagement in the territory now known as New Zealand, I would suggest, based on ample evidence, that bilateral relations have indeed entered a second – and more mature – golden era. Please see my blog – www.DavidHuebner.com – for dozens of examples of what I mean, including stories of every-day heroes making a difference in the relationship between our two societies.
Which brings me back to where I started.
Perhaps the wisest summation of heroism, literal or figurative, that I have heard was offered by George R. Martin, New Jersey-born creator of the popular Game of Thrones. He stated (and I'm paraphrasing):
"My own heroes are the dreamers, those men and women who tried to make the world a better place than when they found it, whether in small ways or great ones. Some succeeded, some failed, most had mixed results. But it is the effort that's heroic. Win or lose, I admire those who fight the good fight."
So, I would like to offer a toast from one nation of dreamers and fighters of the good fight, to another nation of dreamers and fighters of the good fight: "To the People of New Zealand, to the representatives whom the People of New Zealand in their wisdom anoint from time to time as their humble servants, and to Her Majesty, the Queen of New Zealand." Cheers.
Kati ake i konei, mata atua kotou e manaaki.


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Many a time of an evening, when I sat alone looking at the fire, I thought, after all, there was no fire like the forge fire and the kitchen fire at home. (34.1)
It's not all marshes and darkness down by the river: Joe's forge is cozy and warm, especially once the threat of Mrs. Joe is neutralized. This just might be the most home-like of any place Pip goes.


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The folks at Factory Five Racing, the premiere Shelby Cobra replica builders in the world, have just come out with their fourth generation roadster complete with a reshaped body for a more period correct look thanks to a new in house fiberglass manufacturing process that significantly reduces the costs to tool the bodywork and apply the paint as well as additional room in the footwells for a more comfortable ride for both the driver and passenger and an optional aluminum shell seat for bigger guys.
The Mk4 roadster replica also comes with an all new assembly manual for complete kits making it easier to put the cars together from scratch as well as a Koni suspension that was first offered as an option on the last generation model and are now standard with all kits, but best of all they are made to accept the all new 400 HP 5.0 Liter Coyote V8 from the new Mustang GT .
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Factory Five Racing, the world's leading component car manufacturer pulled the covers off a brand new vehicle kit this past weekend at the company's Winter Open House event.
FFR Director of Engineering Jesper Ingerslev and Director of R&D Jim Schenck pull the cover off of Factory Five's new Mk4 Roadster. The new Mk4 Roadster is the latest version of the company's best selling vintage replica and was debuted to over three hundred attendees at the company's facility in Wareham, MA.
On February 13th, Factory Five debuted it's new Mk4 Roadster at their Winter Open House in Wareham, MA.
The new Mk4 model features an improved suspension, stronger and more period correct chassis, improved composite body in a new red gel-coat finish, and the ability to use the all-new 400 HP Ford Motor Company "Coyote" 5.0L engine, set to debut in the 2011 Ford Mustang.
Factory Five Racing's new Mk4 entered production as of Feb 15, 2010 and is now available to order.


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Community Health Systems, Inc. is one of the nation's leading operators of general acute care hospitals. Through its subsidiaries, the organization owns, operates or leases 122 hospitals in 29 states, with an aggregrae of more than 18,000 licensed beds. In more than 65 percent of the markets served, CHS-affiliated hospitals are the sole provider of healthcare services.
Our commitment to quality in service and operational excellence has fostered a strong reputation in the healthcare industry, in the communities we serve and among employees and volunteers. This career website features opportunities that include Hospital Administration, Hospital Staff (clinical and non-clinical), Home Care opportunities, as well as available opportunities within Community Health Systems Professional Services (corporate office).
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For whose sake do couples relocate? Gender, career opportunities and couples' internal migration in Sweden
AbstractThe aim with this study is to examine how career possibilities in the man's and the woman's occupations – in the country as a whole, as well as in the region where the couple resides – affect heterosexual couples' regional mobility. The context is Sweden –a country with a strong dual earner norm combined with a very sex segregated labor market. In the analyses we perform logistic regressions on Swedish register data, 1998–2007. We study how four dimensions of career possibilities affect couples' geographical mobility and are interested in if their effect varies by gender. The dimensions are geographical wage differences, current career, occupational level and wage compression in occupations. In summary, our findings indicate that male and female career opportunities affect the couple in different ways when one moves beyond focusing on the level of their occupations. In particular the effect from wage compression in occupations seems to be dependent on gender, with a clear effect for men and no effect for women. Even when including measures of career opportunities within professions, there exist some non-egalitarian patterns in whose career couples adjust to. It hence seems as if couples adapt somewhat more to the man's career possibilities than the woman's, even when we adjust for the underlying gender differences in career possi-bilities.
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Not all social media is created equal. In fact, attempts at categorizing the different types of media out there have yielded up to 23 different categories. Whether you are blogging, interacting on social networks like Facebook, microblogging on Twitter, or sharing video and photos, you need to know how to communicate effectively on your medium of choice. The same message most often cannot be shared in the exact same way on Twitter as it is on Facebook, a blog, or in a video.
Facebook has friends who "like" things on pages or groups. Twitter has elements like @replies, hastags, follow Friday and Travel Tuesdays. Blogs deal with comments and RSS feeds. It can all get a bit overwhelming if you've never encountered these things before!
So before launching yourself at full speed into the world of social media, take a moment to observe interaction in your chosen medium to get a lay of the land. Use things like site searches to find conversations that relate to your topic and take a look at how people are talking about it. Try to learn the basics before making your first comment, then start inserting yourself into the discussion once you are ready to give it a try.
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I made this several times during the summer. I also add chopped chicken breast for a main dish meal. It doesn't really grab my fancy in winter, but it's acting very spring-like here, so I'll be ready to make this soon. I'm not a big user of preserved limes, so I'll probably just make as much of that as I need for this recipe. I also let it stand in a strainer for an hour or so after mixing and before the dressing. I hate a soggy salad.
Preserved Lime Tabbouleh Salad
Photo: Randy Mayor; Styling: Cindy Barr
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Amount per serving
- Calories: 226
- Fat: 9.4g
- Saturated fat: 1.1g
- Monounsaturated fat: 6.3g
- Polyunsaturated fat: 1.4g
- Protein: 5.7g
- Carbohydrate: 31.5g
- Fiber: 7.2g
- Cholesterol: 0.0mg
- Iron: 1.6mg
- Sodium: 440mg
- Calcium: 42mg
- 1 cup uncooked bulgur
- 1 1/2 cups hot water
- 1 cup chopped English cucumber
- 3/4 cup chopped seeded plum tomato
- 3/4 cup chopped fresh flat-leaf parsley
- 1/4 cup finely chopped shallots
- 3 tablespoons coarsely chopped pitted kalamata olives
- 1 (14-ounce) can chickpeas (garbanzo beans), rinsed and drained
- 3 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil
- 3 tablespoons fresh lime juice
- 3 tablespoons water
- 1 teaspoon minced garlic
- 1/2 teaspoon kosher salt
- 1/2 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
- Dash of sugar
- 2 quarters Quick Preserved Limes, finely chopped
- 1. Combine bulgur and 1 1/2 cups hot water in a medium bowl; let stand 1 hour. Drain. Combine bulgur, cucumber, and next 5 ingredients (through chickpeas) in a large bowl.
- 2. Combine oil and remaining ingredients in a blender; process until smooth. Pour dressing over bulgur mixture; toss well to coat.
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This question is related to a SQL server with two node Active/Active cluster with two instances on it, What is the best practice for the SQL Start Mode Automatic/Manual?Should it be same on all the nodes and instances?
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SQL Server and SQL Agent services should always be set to manual when running in a cluster. The cluster will handle bringing resources online on the specific node. By default when performing a clustered install this will be set to manual so you should not have to do anything further.
answered Jul 06, 2011 at 11:00 AM
Thanks for the reply,
what about if my instances are on Node1 and for some reason sql services on Node2 are stopped which are in manual mode,
In this case what will happen if my Node1 crashes?
Jul 06, 2011 at 11:45 AM srivivek
SQL will be managed by the cluster, so should the services fail, or a server go down then it would automatically failover to the other node and the services would start up there.
Jul 06, 2011 at 12:10 PM SirSQL
Startup mode should always be manual,you dont get oprion of automatic startup while installation too.
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Kappo chefs are the guys who spend years learning to make the perfect dashi (fish stock); who simmer, broil and fry their way through each season's bountiful produce.
Kappo Yorito
60 Robertson Quay #01-04A (The Quayside)
Tel: 6733 6315
Open for dinner only Mon to Sat: 6pm to 2am
"THE chef came from Kyoto just three months ago, so the food is still authentic," says our friendly young Japanese server in a conspiratorial, yet reassuring, tone.
The ensuing laughter isn't so much because of the irony of the statement, but more that he actually says it - he being a transplanted nihonjin who's lived in Singapore since he was a child. Such unexpected candour is so refreshing, especially when you've been inured to the vigorous authenticity claims of Japanese restaurants here, whether their chefs come from Saitama, Guangzhou or Bukit Ho Swee.
That's why it's imperative that you head down to Kappo Yorito sooner rather than later, before chef Kitagawa Tomohiro becomes subconsciously exposed to the Singaporean palate, and visions of grilled cod smothered in gratinated mentaiko cream dance in his head.
The restaurant itself is low-profile chic, although its address in The Quayside condo gives it a respectable dose of urban coolness. Beyond that, the restaurant has a Tokyo-esque air about it - from its detailed decor to the chef's prim demeanour, right down to the semi-curious glances you get from the moneyed Japanese clientele (including its owner).
Kappo Yorito is neither an izakaya nor a sushi bar and not even a modern kaiseki joint. But as its name suggests, it serves Kappo cuisine - a generic term meaning to cut and heat but is essentially the Japanese precursor to the now-trendy open kitchen.
Except that in this context, it describes a style of cooking that goes back centuries and is just as respected an art as kaiseki (where presentation and imagery is as important as taste) or sushi (where grown chefs cry at the hands of masters whose art of slicing becomes the object of American documentaries).
Kappo chefs are the guys who spend years learning to make the perfect dashi (fish stock); who simmer, broil and fry their way through each season's bountiful produce. Traditionally, their restaurants are tiny set-ups because they cook and prep in front of their guests, hence the counter concept. These days, though, table and private room dining are a lot more common.
At Kappo Yorito, chef Kitagawa's Kyoto ryotei (traditional restaurant) experience comes to the fore with a string of immaculately executed dishes in the two omakase options offered - $198 and $258. If you're already prepared to pay $200, then top up the extra $50 as that gets you a couple more elaborate creations that are well worth it. For a taste of the Japanese new year, chef Kitagawa kicks off with a few savoury tidbits: plump herring roe that's bouncy and not as salty as the regular variety, topped off with freshly shaved bonito flakes; tender sweetened black beans; and moist, almost juicy slices of dried mullet roe.
This promising start segues into a seasonal treat (for the $258 set) - thick, milky and mildly sweet miso soup so rich and comforting that it's no wonder the Japanese start off the year with this security blanket for their tummies. Melting soft daikon and sticky, chewy mochi complete this happy picture.
Chef Kitagawa is no slouch with raw fish either, as he convinces you with a merry melange of chopped mixed sashimi in a symphony of textures from soft to chewy and crunchy - clam, prawn, squid, tuna, egg and cucumber nestled under cold slippery jellied dashi and a blob of sweet uni.
Unlike most marinated mackerel where vinegar tends to dominate the flavour profile, chef Kitagawa's version has just the lightest tang with the mellow smoothness of barely cured fish - and more important, it's served at the right temperature. It's the same with the premium toro (from the $258 set) and the crunchy squid and clam (from the $198 set). He certainly has a way with fish even when it's cooked, as is clear from the deceptively simple grilled kelp bass with a hint of seaweed and miso permeating the bouncy flesh.
Less inspiring but acceptable are the fried discs of Japanese crisp-tender yam simmered in dashi - a textural foil to the creamy nuggets of shiroko (cod milt) that are coated in cornflour and deepfried like agedashi tofu, which changes the texture slightly to its disadvantage.
The perfectly grilled Kagoshima beef is nicely marbled if slightly gristly, served with shiitake mushrooms.
If you think the meal ends off with rice and dessert, don't. A large copper cauldron simmering at a corner of the chef's workspace holds the stock for some high-end oden you may not find anywhere else in town.
Interestingly, the stock is not bonito-based dashi but clear duck consomme, seasoned with soy and mirin. You're given a menu of oden items to choose from, or you can just ask for everything - fish cakes stuffed with burdock strips, cabbage rolls stuffed with duckmeat, seasoned soft cooked eggs, tofu patties and more. It looks like it's free-flow too, as we're asked if we want more. But you'll be too full by then - there's still rice or soba to go.
We pick the soba - which chef Kitagawa makes himself with bottled water from Japan. The chewy, slightly hard result is not the best but a pretty good effort. If you still have room, squeeze in a scoop of dreamy salt ice cream drizzled with caramel sauce.
This is by no means groundbreaking cuisine - in fact it's all comfort food - but chef Kitagawa's precise hand and attention to detail are what make Kappo Yorito a bright start to our culinary year. If kappo chefs are supposed to be jacks of all cooking trades, this is one chap who excels in all.
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I was thinking in the car this morning, which is always dangerous, that when I was a whippersnapper in Library school all of 5 years ago, I learned about public and private keys, Hashes, and all manner of technology shit.
The paraprofessionals from the regional library school don't know what a hash is or why one would use it. We've interviewed candidates for a Metadata Librarian Position that couldn't tell us what a metadata schema is or if it is related to XML.
That's why I was a bit shocked to read Michael Kelley's Article in Library Journal. And by a bit, I mean I was pretty fucking shocked. Replacing a master's degree with what would essentially be a lowly paid internship, if paid at all. That opens up a can of worms that would leave the fishermen of the nation lining up at the doors of SLISs.
First, if apprenticeship is the way we want to go, then we need to understand that during apprenticeships, students often PAY to be apprenticed to professionals, essentially paying to work. This means that Librarianship would become whiter than it already is, filled with the wealthy who can afford to pay to work while they are otherwise supported, lowering pay for Librarians across the board.
Second, if our schools are not teaching what our students need to know, then we need to look at the schools, not chuck the whole system. While it is perhaps not realistic to expect new librarians to know everything needed when their first emerge from the cocoon of academia, no other profession expects that either. We shouldn't either.
What Michael is addressing, however, is a lack of focusing on core technical and philosophical skills that will enable you to understand overdrive, explain metadata, and to be a good librarian. You don't need to know the ins and outs of every link resolver product, but you should know what they are and how they work. You don't need to know how to set up a proxy server exactly, but you need to know how to explain why and how you're going to use one to your IT staff.
An additional issue lies in that many faculty members have not been in the field as librarians for many many years, meaning that their knowledge is woefully behind what is required from our students. One paraprofessional related to me that she had to download IE 4 in order to watch a video for one of her ONLINE courses.
We don't need apprenticeships, which exacerbate current issues in librarianship (Low pay, white as hell), we need an educational system that is RELEVANT, taught by people who know what the fuck is going on in the profession.
We need to try to FIX what we have before we dismantle it. Librarian education is not broken, but many of our educational and library leaders are woefully out of touch with reality.
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God Sends Sunday was inspired by Arna Bontemps's great-uncle Buddy, whose down-home folk spirit animates this racy story of Little Augie, an irrepressible black jockey of the romantic 1890s. As a frail, undersized youngster, Little Augie leaves his grown sister's home and with luck and charm rises to fame and fortune on the Mississippi River racetrack circuit. But sudden wealth and hopeless rivalry for a beautiful woman change Little Augie's character and set him on a path of self-destruction.
Born in 1902 in Alexandria, Louisiana, Bontemps died at Nashville in 1973. He established a legacy of some forty published works for adults, juveniles, and children, including histories, fiction, folklore, and biographies.
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So I found this astrological chart that was black and white and decided to color it according to the Homestuck Hemospectrum. All the cannon troll signs are the correct color. Except for Vantas ,but he is a mutant blood so he doesn't count. I took some liberties with the other signs by mixing the colors depending on where they are placed in-between the cannon ones. Edit: (Also Caliborn is not a troll and does not effect this chart even though his symbol is on it)
I am not to fond of black and white bloods, but I still felt like they needed a place.
If applied to a fan adventure it would most likely be used for a troll planet based on medieval times or possibly in the future where culling is not as common, thus allowing more impurities and mutants to hatch. ¿Hmmmmmm?
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Today, I was exposed to someones political opinion. And though my mind was in a struggling discussion with the rational me, I couldn't help but think that what this "someones" opinion was Correct. But then, I paused and though, well it may be correct to me, but is this opinion right, and does it express the general feeling.
I feel most of the young adults today, fight for the same things. Then again, I am not sure because some of us always go a bit over board. I mean I have times when I am a republican (OMG YES A REPUBLICAN, AND IM BLACK ? SHOCKER), and times where Obama seems to be the right choice. So yes, I can go over board.
The main idea of this blog after all (I know! I've made so many attempts to find the right purpose of a blog. I think I got this one right for now, YOUHOUU) is to express what I usually express on Facebook and on Twitter. But I feel it is still not enough.
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If you have questions about any Husky special event please, call us at 206.685.3739.
Raise the Woof: 2014 Kickoff Celebration of Washington Football
2014 Raise the Woof is sold out. Thanks for your interest and we hope to see you next year. Go Dawgs!
Saturday, August 23
6:00 p.m. Reception
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Parking is complimentary in the E-1 lot located to the North of Husky Stadium. Upon arrival, let the attendant know you are there for the Raise the Woof event.
Disability parking is available in the E-8 and E-9 parking lots. To access these lots, follow signage to the E-1 parking lot and continue along Wahkiakum road, past the new Husky Baseball Ballpark and towards the Tennis courts. The E-8 lot is North of the Conibear Shellhouse and the E-9 lot is South of the Conibear Shellhouse near the tennis courts.
Entrance and Registration:
Check- in will begin at 5:45 p.m. at the NW corner of the Dempsey Indoor.
** Please note: There are no physical tickets for this event. Upon arrival, simply check-in at any of the registration stations with your name to receive your seating assignments.
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Italian Sweet-and-Sour Chicken
Mario Batali's delicious chicken gets its sweet-and-sour flavor from a mix of orange juice, vinegar and capers.
- One 4-pound chicken, cut into 10 pieces (each breast split crosswise)
- Salt and freshly ground pepper
- 1/4 cup extra-virgin olive oil
- 1 large onion, cut into 1/2-inch dice
- 2 carrots, halved lengthwise and sliced crosswise 1/4 inch thick
- 2 celery ribs, cut into 1/2-inch dice
- 8 garlic cloves, peeled
- 1/4 cup sugar
- 1 cup dry light-bodied red wine, such as Chianti
- 1/2 cup red wine vinegar
- 1/2 cup fresh orange juice
- 2 tablespoons capers, drained
- 1/4 cup sliced almonds
- Season the chicken with salt and pepper. In a large, deep skillet, heat 2 tablespoons of the olive oil. Add the chicken and cook over moderately high heat until browned, about 4 minutes per side. Transfer the chicken to a plate and pour off the oil.
- Add the remaining 2 tablespoons of olive oil to the skillet and add the onion, carrots, celery and garlic. Cook over moderate heat, stirring occasionally, until starting to brown, about 8 minutes. Add the sugar, wine, vinegar, orange juice, capers and almonds and bring to a boil. Return the chicken to the skillet, skin side up. Cover partially and simmer over low heat until the chicken is cooked through, about 35 minutes.
- Transfer the chicken to a plate. Boil the pan sauce over high heat until thickened, about 3 minutes. Season the sauce with salt and pepper. Return the chicken to the skillet until warmed through. Transfer to a plate, spoon the sauce on top and serve.
Serve With A salad of bitter greens.
Suggested Pairing
Smooth Malbec.
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So, the National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) has allocated $21.5 million for dementia research in 2012-2013. For that same period the NHMRC provided funding of $162.4 million on cancer research; $93.6 million on cardiovascular disease research; $63 million on diabetes research; and $55.1 million on mental health research. This is despite dementia being the third leading cause of death in 2013, HAS NO CURE and that there are 1 700 new cases every week in Australia (equating to a diagnosis every 6 minutes).
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Last updated on 11 February 2013
If you would like to raise awareness of tinnitus there are many ways to do this:
As an individual you could:
- Get in touch with your local tinnitus support group and go along to a meeting. For more details about local groups click here.
- If there isn't a local group in your area, why not think about getting involved in setting one up? The BTA has a dedicated Groups Co-ordinator, Claire Arthur, who would love to hear from you if you would be interested in getting involved locally. Claire can be contacted by email firstname.lastname@example.com or on the phone 0114 250 9933.
- Display a Tinnitus Awareness Week 2013 poster in your local library, shop or at work to let people know about the BTA (the poster is available to download from this page or you can request one to be posted out to you).
- Arrange an tinnitus awareness event and get sponsored to raise funds. You can find out more about fundraising by contacting Helen Goldsby-West at email@example.com or on 0114 250 9933.
- Take a copy of the Ten Top Tinnitus Tips for GPs to your doctor the next time you visit.
If you are involved with a tinnitus support group we would love you to:
- Arrange an group meeting during or around Tinnitus Awareness Week 2013. Contact the BTA if you would like us to try and get a speaker for your meeting. We will also happily send out information to you to have available for people at your meeting.
- Invite a GP or GPs to your meetings so they can find out more about how you help people with tinnitus
- Work with us to get local press coverage and celebrate the work your group does.
- Speak to Claire Arthur the Groups Co-ordinator at the BTA about how to further raise awareness of your group email@example.com.
- Arrange for your members of your group to take copies of the Ten Top Tinnitus Tips for GPs to their doctors on their next visit. We are still keen to raise further awareness of tinnitus with GPs. Copies are available to download here or you can contact the BTA to be sent copies.
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I found this book written in a sought of conversation format. Format without chapters or sections. It was as if you were sitting face to face with Casanova while he while telling you how his "wildest" exhibitions begin. Very interesting. I look forward to reading and studying more on this great seductionist...
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To anyone who has all 5 senses and has ever made an excuse about what they cannot improve their lives in some positive way "NEEDS" to read this book. For someone such as Helen Keller, who lived most of her life without the ability to hear or see, who accomplished the great things she accomplished, There's no reason why people today should make any "excuses" on why they cannot find ways (or better ways) to improve themselves, and their life styles... This book hits the core of a person, "it touches your spirit."
"Emotionally - "Amazing and Inspiring""
I started this book with no preconceived notions. I just wanted to know more about the Artist known as "Jimi Hendrix", whom I had seen and heard of over the years. From the very beginning of the book, I was in a trance - I did not want to stop reading. From the raw, unedited, details of the story teller, I felt as if I was there with "Jimi" during his life - This is a skill that only "the most" talented writers can do; pulling the reader deep into the story, deep into the "experience." "I highly recommend this book" to anyone looking for "Truth" and "Inspiration" from the life of "Jimi Hendrix."
"Amazingly Beautiful"
This story pulls you in from within the 1st few chapters. By showing what someone feels and thinks when their emotions hit extreme, in many different areas, is very eye opening - it was hard for me to put the book down; wanting to read more, and more and more. Reading her story of BPD, and how she has recovered, was like witnessing evolution, but emotionally, and in a much shorter period of time... "Great Book."
""Great info""
The way the Author made you understand that it's a science behind how feel, and act in different situations.
I have not found such a book. This one seems pretty original.
Very intellectual... Like a seasoned university professor.
"The Heart's Mind"
This book provides some "GREAT" information. But! All the Medical Terminology makes it hard to follow from the beginning. It took me a few chapters to really get into, and understand what some of the Medical Terms were... If this was written with in an easier to follow format (i.e. without all the Medical Terminology) I would have gave it "5 Stars" across the board. But because of the use of all the Medical Terminology, at times, I found myself trying to figure out what certain word meant, or stood for, rather than just focusing on the actual information in the story that was being told.
"Bitter Sweet - "Very Bitter, yet Very Sweet""
"Extremely Eye Opening."
When I realized in the middle of the 1st chapter that I have a few close family members possibly with BPD.
The young wife with BPD
I will look for further info on BPD, to see how I can apply it to the situations in my life that I deal with, with those close to me that might have the disorder.
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Sorry to bump an old thread, but I don't suppose anyone could re-upload any of those to mediafire? Or are they available on Youtube?
Also, I don't want to start an entire new thread so I thought I'd ask here: I'm new to the forum. Could anyone tell me how to edit my signature? When I go to my User Panel, there appears to be no option to edit my signature, and I'd love to have a Hingis quote in my siggy.
after you pass 100 posts you will be allowed to edit your signature
As far as the matches go I'm sorry I used to have some of these but had to delete after uploading to megaupload at the time. Megaupload as u know is no longer in service.
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