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|Product Rating: Date Posted: 2010-09-09 18:08:19
|this is a fab tie
|Posted By: Kevin McC
|Location: Quincy, MA United States
sometimes it is hard to match up a tie if your shirt or suspenders have paisleys/patterns. Hence the beauty of this bold, solid colored tie. Highly recommended, you will wear it a lot.
|Product Rating: Date Posted: 2011-01-28 17:45:38
|Unique like the Maestro
|Posted By: Chris Marinos
|Location: Woodside, NY United States
One of the most lovable bow ties, just like our great Maestro.
|Product Rating: Date Posted: 2011-10-17 10:45:15
|great ties, responsive service
|Posted By: Susan Gershwin
|Location: Beverly, MA United States
Used the Bernstein Blue bow ties and pocket squares at our wedding and everyone looked great. The service was fast, the staff responsive.
|Product Rating: Date Posted: 2011-12-30 12:58:41
|Good Looking Bow
|Posted By: James E.Harris III
|Location: Henrico, VA United States
I just received my Bernstein bow and it looks marvelous.I am going to wear it when I take my kids to see the Lion King On Broadway.
|Product Rating: Date Posted: 2012-02-15 14:26:20
|Cool in Blue
|Posted By: Joe Edd Nelson
|Location: Houston, TX United States
The perfect tie with a blue and white stripe shirt
|Product Rating: Date Posted: 2012-07-05 20:21:30
|Best bow ties anywhere
|Posted By: Lance Martin
|Location: Baltimore, MD United States
I have purchased before and am never disappointed. They ship and have delivered quickly. But more than this the ties are exquisite. The Bernstein is no exception. A beautiful tie that I am proud to own and wear. BTW I have over 100 bow ties. So, you might say I know my ties.
|Product Rating: Date Posted: 2012-07-08 14:19:01
|Great bow tie!
|Posted By: Joe
|Location: Tacoma, WA United States
This is my first bow tie, and I love it! It looks great and it was really easy to tie because the fabric allows for a tight knot. I purchased the bow tie for my wedding, and I received a ton of compliments.
|Product Rating: Date Posted: 2013-05-29 11:22:46
|Posted By: William
|Location: Overland Park, KS United States
Excellent quality materials, grateful for large sizes!
|Product Rating: Date Posted: 2013-10-19 10:41:04
|Good tie
|Posted By: Nathan Norton
|Location: Arlington, VA United States
This series of ties is excellent. Works with tux and at work.
|Product Rating: Date Posted: 2013-11-27 17:24:36
|Very happy with Dusk bow tie
|Posted By: Mel
|Location: Waterloo, ON Canada
I wore this tie for the first time last weekend, and received compliments. I think our pastor is jealous because he has to wear a clerical collar - so he can't wear a bow tie :) The is a very versatile pattern that has some sparkle, but is not too loud.
|Product Rating: Date Posted: 2014-05-27 10:55:45
|Best Bow Ties Ever
|Posted By: Donald G Drewry
|Location: Castro Valley, CA United States
Until I found Beau Ties, I use to purchase the regular ties from the store. Then I found Beau Ties, and the Butterfly ties, they always tie great and look outstanding. I have purchased a lot of them, and handed them out as gifts as well. I hope you find them as great as I have.
|Product Rating: Date Posted: 2014-11-23 11:01:25
|An elegant tie
|Posted By: Steve Schudin
|Location: Granville, OH United States
Very classy fabric. A good 'special occasion' tie. This was the first time that I had tried a 'diamond point' bow tie and I found that I actually like it better! From now on I will be getting diamond points and may even have one or two of my existing ties tailored to diamond points.
|Product Rating: Date Posted: 2015-01-05 15:47:05
|nice tie
|Posted By: nick
|Location: Park City, UT United States
I have been wearing bow ties since before they were hipster. So glad I found Beau Ties: beautiful rich fabrics that tie up nicely w/o having to be pulled tight. They all look great, thanks.
|Product Rating: Date Posted: 2015-01-05 22:46:24
|You Don't Need Any Help!
|Posted By: Robert Lach
|Location: Chicago Heights, IL United States
You have found the mother lode of bow ties! Pick away to your heart's content, and find a deeper drawer!!
|Product Rating: Date Posted: 2015-04-30 15:32:51
|Bow tie
|Posted By: Frank Weeks
|Location: Contoocook, NH United States
Great fun picking out the pattern and style!
|Product Rating: Date Posted: 2015-10-06 10:43:25
|Beautiful Bernstein bow tie
|Posted By: Dilan Shah
|Location: London, AL United Kingdom
This Bernstein blue bow tie a stunning tie. I wore it with a tux and received numerous compliments!
|Product Rating: Date Posted: 2015-12-30 01:21:57
|Great buy
|Posted By: Taylor
|Location: Lemoore, CA United States
The Bernstein lived up to every other BTL tie I've bought. Not only was it exactly what I needed for ,y new squadron, but the BTL staff rushed it to me and was extremely helpful.
|Product Rating: Date Posted: 2016-05-07 20:04:18
|Posted By: Ron
|Location: Chesterland, OH United States
Being rather conservative I was a little self conscious about wearing bowtie. But each time I wear one of these great Beau Ties I receive nothing but compliments. Not only from family and friends but complete strangers. Both male and female. I now have several Beau Ties bow ties, and the Toscanini/Solti is one of my favorites.


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Do you like bacon?
profess your love for bacon in the comments below! if you don't like bacon, please let me know why!
30 Answers answer
how could anyone not like bacon
I like beer better.
@pxb006: Are we talking about breakfast or dinner?
Is the Pope Catholic?
Mmm bacon flavored beer
Bacon is very good when it is prepared correctly: thick slices done until crispy... this can be fried but other methods (baking and microwaving) actually work better with less mess.
(Beer is good too, especially ales. I brew my own occasionally.)
@epixinc: "Mmm bacon flavored beer"
Though beer flavored bacon might work with a strong enough ale.
bacon always reminds me of YouTube's Epic Meal Time
Honestly, I couldn't tell you whether or not I like it what with being Jewish and all. But you know what's awesome? Baconsalt. And Baconnaise. And Bacos. Not so much Facon.
Thank god for kosher substitutes
There are so many things you can do with bacon, what's not to love about it???
Not even a little bit. 'Bacon' is the worst, possible, form of life giving, pork fat on the planet. It's like tough Spam, but it doesn't taste that good.
@mistamoose: I thought he was German?
If you like bacon get the Oscar Meyer Super thick cut apple wood bacon. It only has like 9 slices in the package but it is hands down the best I have had. And I consider myself a bacon connoisseur
Turkey bacon only, I don't eat pork.
I do like bacon. My favorite is Fletcher's:
Please ignore the insane prices on that site. I buy mine at the grocery store, one 8-ounce package at a time. I like the Maple cured the best.
Bacon is one of the major food groups, and is required to have a balanced life. I think.
Nothing says that one cannot drink some finely brewed beer while eating bacon.
To answer the question, yes, I enjoy bacon but do not have it very often.
I love it like a love song, baby.
Bacon is a gateway meat!!!
I love bacon - especially crumbles on salad, they add just the right touch of salty-savory taste. With eggs for breakfast is great, too. Don't like the smell of cheap maple bacon, it smells like chemicals to me. Love the smell of the real stuff, though.
A bake shop I've been to sells these, and they are AWESOME!!
"Big Oink Cupcake - Our rich devil's food cake with bacon bits dipped in our homemade ganache then rolled in smokehouse almonds and finished with cayenne candied real bacon."
Otherwise, for home, a great quality thick sliced bacon like Alexander & Hornung. Smithfield bacon I grew suspicious of when the fat that rendered off never solidified -- that was just weird and un-natural.
if you dont like bacon, you must not be a real person
Does a bear sit in the woods?
I like my bacon with extra bacon
I l-o-v-e bacon. "L" is for the way it looks today. "O" is for the only one I eat. "V" is very, very extra tasty. "E" is even more than any bacon had before.
I enjoy bacon.
Do I eat it often? No
Do I need bacon (or bacon flavored) on everything I eat? No
Do I obsess over bacon? No... Well, Maybe a little
I wouldn't eat it alone, but I love it with eggs, or on a hamburger. Not sure why. It's almost like it's a condiment.
Bacon cooked in a nice heavy stout, and then some eggs fried in the fatty awesomesauce that remains.

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With the proliferation of open source JavaScript/ECMAScript engines (V8, IronJS, etc.), does it make more sense to write the functionality needed into one of those instead of writing an entirely new language?


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Vancouver audiences adore films– documentaries and non-fiction features, Canadian films, environmental films, award winners, short films, new cinema from East Asia, leading films from Brazil, Iran, France, Mexico, and everywhere in between. If it's high quality, Vancouver audiences want to know about it and see it!
A big thank you to all our delegates, guests and sponsors for making the 2011 Film & TV Forum a resounding success! With over 1,000 delegates in attendance, the Forum fulfilled its mandate of providing networking opportunities and market intelligence with flying colors.
The Vancity Theatre follows all City of Vancouver wheelchair accessibility codes. Our front entrance is at ground level with no steps, as are our main theatre entrances. Specially allocated space for 2-4 wheelchairs is provided (number depends on chair size). A disabled/family washroom is available at ground level. An elevators provides access to all other levels of the facility.
For the hearing impaired, up to 4 Ultra-Stereo infrared headsets (Model # IRH-501) can be provided per screening. Please ask the theatre manager upon arrival if you require this service.
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Every year VIFF juries and audiences award a number of outstanding films and filmmakers. Please find below a list of our 2011 award-winners. Check back for a list of 2012 awards categories later this summer.
Shaw Media Award for Best Canadian Feature Film ($20,000 prize) - Nuit #1, directed byAnne Émond (Canada/Québec)
Honourable Mention for Canadian Feature Film - Wetlands, directed by Guy Édoin (Canada/Québec)
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I am solving these problems in preparation to a midterm. Here's the problem I have solved before tackling the one I am asking help with:
I was given 1 basis vector for $\mathbf{W}$ - $\begin{bmatrix} 1\\ 2\\ 3\\ 4\\ 5 \end{bmatrix}$, and I had to find a basis for $\mathbf{W}^{\perp}$. I set up an equation $\begin{bmatrix} 1\\ 2\\ 3\\ 4\\ 5 \end{bmatrix}$ dotted with $\begin{bmatrix} a & b & c & d & e \end{bmatrix}$ = 0 and found the kernel (it was $\begin{bmatrix} -2b-3c-4d-5e\\ b\\ c\\ d\\ e \end{bmatrix}$.)
Now, I know that Span of $\mathbb{W}$ = $\begin{bmatrix} 1\\ 2\\ 3\\ 0 \end{bmatrix}$, $\begin{bmatrix} 1\\ 2\\ 3\\ 4 \end{bmatrix}$. I need to find a basis for $\mathbf{W}^{\perp}$, or the sub-space that contains vectors such that if two vectors from $\mathbf{W}$ and $\mathbf{W}^{\perp}$ were dotted, the result would be 0. But I am not sure how to go about this similar problem when I am given two vectors. Thanks!


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I have a supermarket, stuffed pork sirloin roast. I want to make it today. It wieghs 2.80# How long and at what temp do I cook it, and should it be covered or uncovered? I've never made one of these before, and am unfamiliar with how to prepare roasts, so I have to know every little detail.
I have a recipe for stuffed pork loin that I have made using anything from a 3 to 6 pound loin. It's been butterflied, pounded flat, stuffing spread on, then rolled tight & tied with twine.
I bake it for 20 minutes at 475 degrees F, then for an additional 30 to 40 minutes at 325 degrees F, whether the roast is 3 pounds or 6 pounds, and then I just check with a meat thermometer to be sure the internal temp is where I want it.
Depends on what the stuffing is: if it's minced meat you'll have to cook it through to 70C; unfortunately that's a temperature that will mean the pork is horribly overcooked. Best way would be to pasteurise it at a lower temperature (57-60C) sous vide and then brown afterwards but obviously that's dependant on you having the right equipment.


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The Scanning Electron Microscope at Noisebridge.
- "TV Mini-SEM (R)" by ISI (International Scientific Instruments)
- lives in the "science ghetto" on the west end of the south wall at 2169.
- is tended by Mike Kan and the rest of the SEM mailing list
- If you release the vacuum without venting the pump hose, pump oil will flood the chamber and contaminate the entire mechanism, requiring 10 hours of cleanup.
- If you vent air into the column without powering down the filament, you'll probably destroy the filament ($100).
- If you
Startup procedures
- get the power cord from Mike.
- (to be continued)
Todo list
- column liner needs to be replaced. Larry may be able to provide a clean liner. (2010-06-15)
- (long term) build digital capture stage to replace CRT mechanism (2010-06-15)
- build sputter coater for specimen preparation (2010-06-15)
Repair and Enhancement
- schematics framed behind SEM are to a similar, potentially slightly more modern model
- poorly designed wire harness may cause linear op amp and transistor on the J1 board of the CRT module to fail
- camera mounting stage and bellows hood for slow-scan exposure. Proposed (2010-06-15), Completed by Mike, Miloh, and Chris (2010-11-06)


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Window Shop Along Main Street
When your kids are antsy, sometimes the best remedy is simply a leisurely walk around town, and window shopping doesn't cost a dime.
Head downtown and walk along Main Street. Check out the store fronts, and turn it into a game of I Spy or a scavenger hunt. If you're lucky, you might even catch a local band performance or summer music series.
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Baseball Picks Up 9-4 Victory Against GRU AugustaMarch 20, 2014
ANDERSON, S.C. – Despite both teams recording 10 hits apiece, Anderson University baseball benefited from four costly GRU Augusta errors to capture a 9-4 win over its Peach Belt Conference foe Thursday afternoon at Anderson Memorial Stadium.
The win clinches a split in the two-game, season-long series after the Jaguars captured the opening game, 4-3, on Feb. 18 at Lake Olmstead Field. The Trojans improve to 10-18 for the season, while GRU Augusta has dropped four straight contests and moves to 11-17.
Three Trojans posted two hits apiece for the afternoon, as sophomore leftfielder Garrett Bernardo finished the afternoon 2-for-3 with two RBI and a run scored. Senior catcher Johnathan Zalud tallied a 2-for-3 afternoon with a run scored, while junior middle infielder Brett Cash went 2-for-5 with an RBI and a run scored.
Sophomore right-hander David Thompson claimed his third win of the season, completing seven innings and striking out two GRU hitters. After beginning the season with an ERA above 11, Thompson has his ERA below four after giving up just two earned runs in his last two starts. For the season, the right-hander has struck out 33 batters in 34 innings.
After the Jaguars carried a 1-0 lead into the fourth inning, the Trojans answered with at least two runs over the next four innings, taking a commanding 9-1 lead. After GRU's Hunter Boose connected with an eighth-inning home run, senior right-hander Will Walls came on in the ninth and shut the door on the Jaguars with a scoreless final inning.
Despite the 10 hits for the day, the Trojans failed to post an extra-base hit. With the offense coming alive after the third inning, AU hitters saw six different pitchers from the GRU Augusta staff as starter Tyler Grooms completed the most innings of three. After Grooms exited for eventual losing pitcher, David Bermudez, Anderson's attack began with an RBI single from Zalud, followed by a wild pitch, scoring senior Paul Como.
Later, Cash drove in senior Nathan Galliford in the fifth inning, while Bernardo singled up the middle in the sixth inning, plating senior David Jones.
With the victory, Anderson snaps a three-game losing streak as it returns to South Atlantic Conference play on Friday. The Trojans begin a three-game homestand with Tusculum, beginning at 6 p.m., followed by a doubleheader on Saturday beginning at 1 p.m.


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Cascadia Mobile File Pedestal 6201 by BDI
designed by Matthew Weatherly
At A Glance:
With sleek, modern lines and the kind of material and craftsmanship quality we're used to seeing from BDI, the Cascadia Mobile File Pedestal is one of their newest forays into the home office. The pedestal's top drawer gives you access to a paper shelf and small office supplies, and the bottom drawer can adapt to store letter or legal files easily.
What's To Like:
Cascadia is one of the better looking file pedestals out there. And, with the integrated printer paper shelf, it offers something we haven't seen in any other pedestal.
What's Not to Like:
You can get a cheaper file pedestal. But, if you love the Cascadia collection, this pedestal's perfectly matched.
The Bottom Line:
The Cascadia Mobile Pedestal is a uniquely flexible office storage solution, and is especially suited for combination with the other pieces in the Cascadia home office collection.
- Overall: 25" h x 16" w x 18" d
- Weight: 64 lbs
- Top drawer gives you a place to keep track of your office supplies and conceals an adjustable paper storage shelf
- Bottom file drawer accommodates letter or legal-sized files
- Choose from rich Natural Walnut, Chocolate-stained Walnut, or Espresso-stained Oak veneers, along with glossy white
- Transparent wheels give the file pedestal a sleek look
- Wheels can be locked to prevent movement while in use
- The Cascadia office collection also includes a large desk and a laptop desk
- See also the coordinating Cascadia Table and Home Theater collections
The BDI Cascadia Mobile File Pedestal is also known by the following manufacturer Item Number: 6207.
Materials & Measurements
Wood veneer or laminate surface
Overall: 25" h x 16" w x 18" d
Assembly Instructions
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About The Manufacturer
Thoughtful design; sleek lines; material quality that is without peer. Becker Designed Inc. was founded in 1984 by Bill Becker with the goal of making top-notch modern furniture design accessible to the public. They've succeeded. With the most functional, well-engineered, and attractively designed TV stands on the market, BDI has raised the bar to an impressive height. Features like flow-through ventilation, IR-friendly glass, integrated wheels, and removable back panels are just a few of the innovative ways BDI has discovered to make the TV stand that much better. Today, BDI is best know for its home entertainment systems, but it has also applied its vision and craftsmanship in its lines of tables, shelving, and mirrors. BDI is located in Chantilly, Virginia.
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Heavily influenced by Danish modern style, Matthew studied Scandinavian design, architecture, and woodworking at Denmark's Design School and holds a degree in Industrial Design from Pratt Institute. Inspired by his love of Nature, Matthew's designs have become known for merging maximum functionality with minimal materials, always striving to do more with less.
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This is an applied problem, which arises from the problem of reorienting of a sensor axes according to particle displacement directions:
Consider a sensor which is located inside the solid substance. This sensor is capable of detecting the substance oscillations along each of the three axes (usually orthogonal, but generally, any non-degenerated (non-coplanar) basis). This sensor produces a recording of the detected oscillations, called a trace, containing the displacement sampled at high-frequency, capable to capture any oscillation frequency existing in the substance. There are three traces, one for each axis.
Consider that at some period of time the sensor registers an interference of an event, consisting of the compression wave, and two shear waves. Traces now contain a recordings of the event, effectively, a projections of the oscillations on the sensor's axes.
How do I now virtually re-orient the axes, that is, perform the linear transform of the traces, so that they will be oriented each along a corresponding wave displacement vector, and thus will contain only single wave event recording in each of the traces after the transformation?
EDIT1: Actually, we have a 3D-curve $r(t)$ of sensor motion, which is represented by sensor axial readings $r_1(t), r_2(t), r_3(t)$. The task is to find the "primal" directions of $r(t)$ movements and re-orient axes to those directions $q_1(t), q_2(t), q_3(t)$.


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SUNY Geneseo students or graduates attending the recent Roswell Park Cancer Institute Science Retreat were (l to r) senior Alexandra Mandarano and 2013 graduates Fangyuan Jin and Travis Dominguez.
GENESEO, N.Y. – SUNY Geneseo students involved in undergraduate research at the college had the opportunity to attend the recent Roswell Park Cancer Institute (RPCI) Science Retreat on the Geneseo campus, where they heard presentations by RPCI scientists involved in cutting-edge research.
It's the second year Geneseo has hosted the academic conference, which brings more than 200 cancer researchers to campus, including clinicians, scientists, residents, students and post-doctoral researchers.
Geneseo students attending the conference were Leanne Chen, a senior biology major from Leicester, N.Y.; Alexandra Mandarano, a senior biochemistry major from Spencerport, N.Y.; and Maydelis Minaya, a freshman from New York City. Also attending were 2013 Geneseo graduates Nicolas Peterson, a biochemistry major from Brooklyn, N.Y.; Erika Valentine, a biochemistry major from Hastings, N.Y.; Travis Dominguez, a biochemistry major from Delhi, N.Y.; and Fangyuan Jin, a biology major from Zhejiang Province, China.
"I attended the conference both years and it's very interesting to see the new information coming out of these prominent research labs," said Mandarano. "It's a very collaborative atmosphere."
Mandarano is working on campus this summer as a research assistant for Kevin Militello, associate professor of biology at Geneseo. Also working with Militello are Chen and Valentine. Jin conducted research under the supervision of Robert O'Donnell, distinguished teaching professor of biology at Geneseo, and Doninguez did the same with Jani Lewis, associate professor of biology. Minaya was a student in a recent class O'Donnell taught.
"I've been lucky to have the research opportunities here at Geneseo that likely wouldn't have been available at a bigger university," said Mandarano, who is planning on attending graduate school after graduating next year with an eye on becoming a research scientist. She also has attended other academic research conferences as a Geneseo student.
About 900 Geneseo students are involved in undergraduate research projects at Geneseo during the year and many present their findings at academic conferences or serve as co-authors of papers accepted for publication.
"Having access to an academic conference where some of the latest cancer research is presented is a tremendous opportunity for our students involved in undergraduate research to get insight into what they might experience someday as research scientists," said O'Donnell, whose own research focuses on cancer. "Many students in our biology classes have aspirations of going on to graduate school and professional school and the Roswell Park event was a wonderful opportunity to see topics they learned in classes at Geneseo being applied to the study and treatment of cancer."
Roswell Park Cancer Institute is a comprehensive cancer center located in Buffalo, N.Y., with academic affiliations with the University at Buffalo and the University of Rochester. RPCI is one of the first cancer centers in the country to be named a National Cancer Institute-designated comprehensive cancer center and remains the only facility with this designation in upstate New York. The institute attracted major research grants and contracts totaling more than $81 million this year and had more than 650 clinical trials in cancer research last year alone.
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Home from the Jack Daniels 2013 World Championship Invitational Barbecue.
The Diva Q BBQ team was lucky to be drawn for the I know Jack…About Grilling contest. This is a separate contest held on the Friday morning of the Jack Daniels competition weekend. Entrants are selected by random draw – 4 teams from the US and 1 team from the International Teams. Diva Q was drawn for the International Teams.
Each team is allowed to bring two members maximum. You are also allowed to bring 1 spice, 1 bbq sauce and 1 optional ingredient. It is a black box contest where you do not know what you will be grilling at all. There is a very strict time limit of 1 hour to complete an entree, a side and an appetizer.
I took my teammate Jessie with me to compete. It was a cold morning for sure and we were all bundled up.
Photo Credit: John Thompson – Eatapedia
The teams that were drawn for the competition:
Can you smell my pits
The Boys from Tornado alley
Southern Krunk BBQ Society
Blazin' Buttz BBQ
The teams are sequestered away to the side of the Jack Daniels pavilion. Then each team has a staggered start 10 minutes between each entrance. This provides the judges enough time to give the meal its full attention and no one gets cold food.
The Black box items for this year were:
- Mahi Mahi
- Shrimp
- Green Beans
- Soy Sauce
- Honey
- bacon
- butter
- arborio rice
- white rice
- chicken stock
& my favorite ingredient …. Jack Daniels Honey
We brought a middle of the road BBQ rub, my Diva Q competition sauce , plus pineapple. I like pineapple with savory & sweet dishes so I thought it would be an interesting choice. I also thought that a fruit would make our entry stand apart.
The equipment we were provided was 1 gas grill with side burner and a primo charcoal grill. Both were lit prior to us starting.
I have no pictures of our entry. Time flew by……
Our appetizer was relegated to bacon wrapped shrimp. Each team had to make the same appetizer following a recipe provided. We were required to use JD Honey & my competition sauce. Our bacon was in small pieces (no full slices) when we opened the package so we made the best of it wrapping away. WE then used grill grates to cook the shrimp.
Try these Diva Q Shrimp & Sausage bites…. delicious.
While this was ongoing I toasted off the arborio rice in a pan on the gas grill to bring out the nuttiness. Jessie heated up the chicken stock and in went the green beans to soften them up quickly. The green beans were then grilled on the Grill Grates to finish and give them grill marks.
The chicken stock was added to the arborio rice and we stirred that rice (each of us took turns) until all of the liquid was absorbed we repeated this multiples of times then borrowed water from the teams next to us to continue cooking the rice. That rice was stirred for almost 50 minutes. It was creamy deliciousness. Additionally anytime we cooked bacon slices we saved the fat and added it to the risotto. We finished the risotto off with butter and a bit of bbq rub. At the last minute I chopped up green beans & grilled bacon finely and added to the mix.
Photo Credit: Randy Dunn – Thats The Way BBQ Go!
The competition is really intense. Everything is happening all at once and at one point I forgot to burp the Primo grill and singed off some eyelashes & eyebrows with the flashback. Burning hair is never an attractive smell. … yikes!!
Moving on to our pineapple – Jessie had beautifully cut up the pineapple and I grilled it off on the grill grates. It looked amazing. For a topping for the Mahi Mahi I made a sort of pineapple salsa with a little JD Honey, slices of green beans and a bit of rub. We also left some of the grilled slices of pineapple whole for a presentation under the bacon wrapped BBQ shrimp.
Our Mahi Mahi was grilled at the last few minutes. I really did not want to dry it out. It was seasoned simple with BBQ rub, honey & a tiny bit of soy sauce (at least I think that is what Jessie seasoned it with LOL) . I placed the fish meat side down on the grill grates for 3-4 minutes at about the 10- o'clock mark then turned it to the 1- o'clock mark for an additional 3-4 minutes. Once we had great grill marks I turned it over and finished cooking it skin side down. Seconds before I pulled it from the grill I doused it all with Jack Daniels Honey and set it ablaze to give it a final finish.
Here is a great recipe from our friends over at Grill Grates for Mahi Mahi
Plating came fast and before you know it Jessie & I had all the plates lined up. Jessie plated the bacon wrapped Shrimp with additional JD BBQ Shrimp on the appetizer plates. Then the entree- Big spoons of our creamy risotto and then very carefully sliced pieces of our grilled Mahi Mahi. I then stood there at the table looking at the plates thinking that I was missing something …. and as the clock got down to 5 seconds I remembered the pineapple salsa….
It made it on to every plate rather haphazardly but it made it… My teammate Patrick watching from the gallery said that it looked like I was throwing dice when I was putting the salsa on the plate.
It was all done then and wow was our adrenalin running high. 1 hour passed by like it was seconds.
We then had to talk about our dish to the Expert Judges:
Paul Kirk
Jim Tabb
Tana Shupe
Melinda Keifer
Mark Kelly
I can't remember what I said other than I called it Jacked Up Mahi Mahi. The rest is a blur.
Check out this video from our friends at BBQTV! They captured lots of great moments from the Jack 2013 & some portions of the grilling contest at the beginning.
We had to wait till Saturday for the results. We WON!!
To help celebrate our grilling win our friends at Grill Grate are giving away a set of their grates. We are big fans of these and have used them in many grilling contests.
Contest Rules:
All you have to do is leave a comment on the Diva Q Facebook Fan page under this contest announcement about why you love BBQ. The contest is open to both Continental US & Canada residents. 1 winner will be randomly selected from all the entries. LIMIT ONE (1) ENTRY PER Household. Subsequent entries will be disqualified. Contest is void where prohibited by law. Contest begins October 30 and closes November 6 at 7pm est. Diva Q accepts no responsibility for comments lost or unpublished. Winner will be notified via Facebook message.
UPDATE: Congratulations to Mark Burgmeier from OHIO who won the Grill grate contest!!


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Discussion in 'Artwork Zone' started by LaTunaNostra, Sep 28, 2004.
dang.. wish there was a pic of one of Roy's hits.
Awesome Pics! Thanks.
Thanks for the picks LTN. I know you were proud of your boy Terry. I know I was.
i agree....nice pics though, guys!!!!!!!
great pics yall'....
Now thats what I'm talking about....LOL
Nice pics y'all.. I know you posted that pic for me BP..;D
The picture of Bill Parcells and Gibbs shaking hands...priceless.
Great pics.I love 'em.
Somehow I didn't get excited about those pics.....wonder why...
Out of focus...?
You weren't the only one.


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I don't clearly understand the meaning of "I have got __" in sentences like the following one:
I have got to get.
Is it a sentence using the past tense, or the present? What does it mean?
It is an auxiliary verb with the the same meaning as "must". Here is what dictionary.com says:
So, in your example, the meaning is "I must get..." Note, it is used with "have" which again is an auxiliary meaning "must", and I can't think of an example of where you could use "get" in this way without "have". But perhaps I am wrong about that. In this case, using both adds an emphasis to the importance of the "getting".
Note, as the dictionary says it is pretty informal, and should not be used in any type of formal communication.
Have got means "must".


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The bright colors of purple and green highlight the Mardi Gras holiday next week, and your table can be ready! This Wasabi Potato Salad has a creamy texture and a little punch from the wasabi. Served with ham and glazed carrots, it's a terrific combination for an easy meal.
Wasabi Potato Salad
Chef Karel Anne Tieszen
Serving Size : 8
2 pounds potato -- peeled and cubed
2 tablespoons white wine vinegar
1/2 cup Wasabi -- sauce (Kikkoman or other)
1/2 cup mayonnaise
1 Tablespoon seasoned salt
1 tablespoon mint leaves -- chopped
1/2 cup celery -- chopped
1/2 cup red onions -- chopped
3 hard-boiled eggs -- chopped
2 avocados -- peeled and diced
1. In a large pot, place potatoes in cold water and stir in the vinegar. Bring to a gentle boil , then simmer until potato pieces are fork tender. Drain and cool to room temperature.
2. In a large bowl, whisk together the wasabi sauce, mayonnaise, seasoned salt and mint. Using a large spoon, stir in the celery, red onions and egg pieces.
3. Stir the potato pieces into the bowl and stir well to combine. Slice the avocados just before serving, and fold gently into the salad. Chill for at least two hours.
NOTE: If avocados are not in season, or are not readily available, add 1/2 cup of prepared guacamole to the wasabi mixture, and add one tablespoon of lemon juice.
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Devilled Eggs
Categories: Easter, Finger Foods, Party Snacks, Quick to fix, Snacks, Vegetarian
Type: Appetizers and Snacks
Type: Appetizers and Snacks
Perfect party food, make them hot as the devil with spicy paprika and hot mustard, or keep them mellow with milder condiments
Prep Time: 10M
Cooking Time: 10M
Serves: makes 4-6 servings
- 6 large eggs
- 3 tbsp mayonnaise
- 1 tsp hot or Dijon mustard
- 1 tsp hot or sweet paprika, plus more for garnish
- salt and freshly ground black pepper
- 3 cherry tomatoes, cut in quarters
- 1 tbsp finely chopped chives
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- Simmer the eggs for 8 minutes. Rinse briefly under cold water. Lightly crack the eggs and soak them in ice water until cooled. Peel the eggs. Cut each in half lengthwise.
- Remove the yolks and place them in a small bowl. Add the mayonnaise, mustard, and paprika, and mash with a fork. Season with salt and pepper.
- Fill the egg white halves with the yolk mixture. Top each one with a cherry tomato quarter, a sprinkle of chives, and a dusting of paprika.
- Prepare ahead: The eggs can be made up to 24 hours ahead, covered and refrigerated.
- Good with rounds of buttered toast and a few salad leaves.
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5 'Modern' Medical Procedures (Are Thousands of Years Old)
Despite what you've seen in Monty Python movies or at Renaissance Faires, people in olden days were a lot smarter than we give them credit for. They didn't exactly figure out how to make gold from horse poop (or however alchemy was supposed to work), but they did figure out a few things about our insides and how to make them better.
After all, archeological evidence suggests they were doing things like ...
#5. Cataract Surgery
Life in ancient times probably sucked for a lot of people for a lot of different reasons, one of which was the absence of eyeglasses. Think about it. For most of history, being born with weak eyes was like a death sentence -- the nerdiest death sentence of all. You wouldn't be able to hunt, or read facial expressions, or tell whether that thing in the yard was a woolly mammoth or your mom.
You'll never be Chief of the tribe, young Mole-eye.
And then there were things like cataracts. Even if you were born with spectacular vision, and were perfect in every physical and mental way, chances are you'd get rewarded for your superiority by living into old age and getting cataracts. For those of you without grandparents, cataracts are when the lenses of your eyes kind of cloud over, like a fog made of eyeball. Everything turns into a soft-focus glamour shot, minus the feather boas and piercing stares. Great if you're a porn director, not so great if you're just a person trying to get around in the world.
"The beach no longer has any meaning for me."
Of course, these days they can actually correct cataracts with surgery using state of the art technology, including "a thin ultrasound probe" that "uses ultrasonic vibrations to dissolve (phacoemulsify) the clouded lens." But eyeball surgery seems like the kind of thing that you couldn't even get in 1950, let alone centuries ago.
The Brilliance:
Actually, as far back as 1000 B.C., the Indian doctor Sushruta developed a procedure for declouding the lenses of the eye. Warning: surgical eye-poking ahead.
The operation was simple, really. Sushruta and his minions would hold you down, then use a curved needle to loosen the lens and shove the cataract out of the field of vision, presumably back into the brain -- because hey, why not? Recovery was just a matter of having your eye soaked in warm butter and bandaged with some naan bread.
Apparently, Dr. Sush's little eye-gouging was so successful and kickass that famous Greeks like Pythagorus and Democritus traveled all the way to India to see it performed. And yet cataract-removal fever didn't spread over to Europe. Either the Western world preferred seeing the world through fog-colored lenses, or else they assumed the whole thing was too insane to be anything but a big, gruesome hoax.
#4. Vaccines
It's so easy to look back and judge the past, mostly because ancient people had some stupid-ass beliefs, like that men didn't look ridiculous in dresses, that practicing witchcraft was a bad thing and that pagan orgies were the answer to life's problems. Clearly, modern man has learned all of these lessons the hard way.
Orgies or vaccinations: It's a choice no society should ever have to make.
They also didn't believe in germs, or vaccinations, or even soap. What the Greek and Roman physicians believed in instead was the idea of humors: That the body had four fluids in equilibrium, and if any of those fluids got out of whack -- BOOM! SMALLPOX! (Which was followed by a bigger boom, which was the boom of death.) Not like today, when you get a shot in the arm when you're a kid and just shrug off the killer diseases for the rest of your life.
Because they were so ignorant on the subject, smallpox, the Black Death, measles and mumps could have just been named "Grim Reaper #1," "Grim Reaper #2" and so forth. Oh, except in one corner of the world, where someone figured out exactly how to prevent the devastation of smallpox.
Fire was ancient medicine's Swiss army knife.
The Brilliance:
In 1000 B.C., Hindu physician Dhanwantari demonstrated the basic principles of inoculation against disease by intentionally infecting patients with lesser versions of the disease. Specifically, smallpox. The same sickness that would put a dent in every population on every continent in the world. That smallpox. Dhanwantari had it under control. Kind of.
"Take the fluid of a pock on the udder of a cow ... upon the point of a lancet, and lance with it the arms between the shoulders and the elbows until the blood appears; then, mixing the fluid with the blood, the fever of the small-pox will be produced."
"Don't mind me. Just harvesting some liquid death."
Gross. Just so we're clear, Dr. Dhan was mixing pus from a cow with cowpox with a person's blood, then putting that blood right back into the person. On purpose. And apparently, it worked. True, the newly cow-ified patients would get a little smallpox in the process, but their chances of dying went from 30 percent to 1 percent.
And here's the worst part: It took over 2,000 years for anyone from the West to notice that the Indian upper crust had smallpox beat. We're going to go with the same reasoning as the cataract surgery: because, lifesaving or not, the process was just too gross to consider.
"So on a scale of one to ten, how dead would you say you feel?"
#3. Brain Surgery
When you want to hit someone over the head with how easy something is, you can remind them it's "not brain surgery." Brain surgery is the hardest, most complicated thing we can think of.
Now, we've known for a long time that ancient people drilled holes in the brain, a procedure called trepanning, but we've also kind of dismissed "drilling holes in the head" as one of those savage things people used to do because they didn't know any better. Maybe to appease the hole-in-the-head gods, we don't know. And it didn't help that pictures like this exist:
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Wait, that's not the way we do it now?
Clearly, brain surgery back then was another term for "Instant death. By drill."
The Brilliance:
Recently, archaeologists in Turkey discovered a trepanned skull that was 4,000 years old, and not only did these ancient surgeons crack through the brain bone with 1-inch-by-2-inch incisions, their patients survived the ordeal. We know, because the skulls showed evidence of tissue regrowth. And the funny thing about corpses is that they don't regrow skull tissue. At all.
Well, unless you've wronged them in some way.
And that's despite the fact that they were using an obsidian rock as an incision tool. This wasn't just some caveman-style skull cracking -- the holes were precise and uniform. Think about that for a second. Imagine trying to carve through, oh, say, a piece of wood with a sharp rock, and how hard it would be. Now imagine getting through bone with the same tool, but the bone keeps shifting. Because it's on a person. A person who is getting drilled through the skull.
So the question is: Why would anyone drill holes in the brain? To relieve pressure, duh. Like when someone has brain trauma and fluid builds up in the head, surgeons will drill a quick hole before the brain gets compressed. As in, they'll do that today, because sometimes that's what a patient needs.
"Well, OK, I guess. You're the doctor."
So when someone says they need something like they "need a hole in the head," just assume they haven't just experienced a major brain trauma. And when we hear about ancient surgeons doing it, we have to remember that in some cases, it worked.


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Of course, I can simply put them into folder but I was thinking if I also have 50 navigation folders, divider will definitely come in quite handy.


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On Ubuntu 12.10 64bit I additionally installed kubuntu-desktop. I installed dropbox in Unity to use it there with nautilus. In Kde this is not the wanted behavior so I installed the dropboxd - Daemon and enabled it to autostart in KDE. But the nautilus-dropbox applet is always started in addition to the daemon.
How can I make sure that there is ONLY the dropboxd running and NOT the nautilus-dropbox when I use KDE and When using Gnome I llike to use nautilus-dropbox?
plz note that there is no setting for nautilus-dropbox in KDE autostart applications!
Maybe there is a way to install two versions and make sure only the right one is started with each desktop environment?


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Acute promyelocytic leukemia
- Acute myeloblastic leukemia type 3
- Acute myeloid leukemia with t(15;17)(q22;q12);(PML/RARalpha) and variants
- AML with t(15;17)(q22;q12);(PML/RARalpha) and variants
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How might acute promyelocytic leukemia be treated?
Patients who cannot tolerate an anthracycline drug may get ATRA plus another drug called arsenic trioxide.[1] Arsenic trioxide has also proven to be an effective alternative for the 20% to 30% of patients with APL who don't respond to initial treatment or who relapse. If treatment with arsenic trioxide achieves a remission, further courses of this drug may be given. An autologous stem cell transplant may also be an option. If a second remission is not achieved, treatment options may include an allogeneic stem cell transplant or taking part in a clinical trial.[2]
Additional information related to treatment of acute promyelocytic leukemia can be accessed through eMedicine. This includes detailed information related to the use of arsenic trioxide.
- Treatment of acute promyelocytic (M3) leukemia. American Cancer Society. December 2010; http://www.cancer.org/Cancer/Leukemia-AcuteMyeloidAML/DetailedGuide/leukemia-acute-myeloid-myelogenous-treating-m3-leukemia. Accessed 6/23/2011.
- What if the leukemia doesn`t respond or comes back after treatment?. American Cancer Society. December 2010; http://www.cancer.org/Cancer/Leukemia-AcuteMyeloidAML/DetailedGuide/leukemia-acute-myeloid-myelogenous-treating-recurrence. Accessed 6/23/2011.
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"Oh, no!!!!" the shriek of those two words spilled out of me.
Actually, I'm ashamed to admit a choice word or two hardly suitable for a family newspaper followed, all because the bedroom clock read three minutes until 6 a.m.
That's about the normal time that I'm throwing my lunch together and heading out the door for another day at the Herald-Star salt pit.
It's not the time I'm waking up, conscious that it's hello, Mr. Morning.
It looked to be a stale start to a fresh day.
"I'm late!!!" I half muttered, half seethed, mad at myself as I hopped out of bed and started rushing around the bedroom trying to make up for lost time, but all I seemed to be accomplishing was making a lot of noise and getting nowhere fast.
I am NOT a tardy person, so waking up late for work once every 10 years really makes the old O positive blood boil.
From under the covers, Better Half took this scene all in - all my whining about being late, all my worrying that surely the newspaper world would stop revolving, all my grumbling and self-scolding about how I should have my stuff all ready the night before in preparation for this sort of thing, as rare as that is.
In his usual laid-back fashion, Better Half stood ready to offer support, love and encouragement.
First came a few chuckles, then a little mocking.
"Oh, no!!!" he said with feigned alarm, his hands to his cheeks in Macauley Culkin "Home Alone" fashion.
"You're going to be fired, axed, let go!!!"
In mid-pursuit of pantyhose, I responded with an exaggerated, annoyed heavy sigh, but then came a laugh that I couldn't contain. A big one.
I hate it when he's right.
So began that day's reaffirmation that Better Half and I are very different in the sense-of-urgency department.
I'm "Oh, no!"
He's "Relax, so what?"
I'm the fretful one.
He's the cool cucumber
I'm "Hurry, hurry, hurry!"
He's "What's the rush?"
I'm Chicken Little. The sky is falling.
He's more Foghorn Leghorn.
I'm the hand-wringing "What'll I do?"
He is the "Will it matter five years from now, much less tomorrow?"
He brings clarity to what I cannot quite bring into focus.
But I was still late, still mad and still rushing.
And Better Half was still offering his style of support and encouragement.
I was about to back the car out of the garage when he stopped me, motioning that I'd forgotten something.
He opened the back door and threw in a box.
"You'll need something to bring all your belongings home in," he said.
There was no pink slip on my desk when I arrived that day. Just a pile of work faithfully awaiting me, late or on time.
And when I got home, there was a new alarm clock.
(Kiaski, a resident of Steubenville, is a staff columnist and features writer with the Herald-Star and The Weirton Daily Times and community editor for the Herald-Star. She can be contacted at firstname.lastname@example.com.)


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- Activation is immediate, produces powerful jet of non-toxic aqueous foam
- May be used continuously or intermittently
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- Includes Test Certificate
- Design Code: BS 5045 Part 3
- Certification Authority: Lloyd's Register
- Operating Temperature Range: 36° to 113° F (2° to 45° C)
- Charging Pressure: 1000 psi (70 bar)
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The CES7000-A1 Hyperbaric Extinguisher offered by Amron International uses a non-toxic aqueous film forming foam (AFFF) propelled by helium, nitrogen or bottom-mix, as compatible with chamber atmosphere. They are suitable for Class A fires (solids and fabrics), Class B fires (liquids) and electrical fires up to a maximum of 24 volts.
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Heavy but solid
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
Just pulling these out of the elastic they seemed like a solid clump of rubber. I have a great way of flatting my tires on rocks and these did not stop me from that, but I do think they lasted a bit longer than the regular tubes I was using before! The price also helped me to feel less of a dolt for going through tubes so quickly. These have extra long stems and no way of screwing the stem to the tube, which I thought would be a bother. However after installing them I forgot about it and never had a problem. Thick, strong and cheap, if that's what you're looking for then look no further.
No flats so far!
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
These tubes seem worth the price - I like the long stem and they have held up fantastically so far. More review to come once they've seen a little more abuse.
Use them for what they were intended
Take this review for what it is for, reviewing the tube for my intended use. So YOU don't have to do it too! I am sure they are good for what they were intended and not for why I bought them.
I bought these tube hoping they would be as good as other large dia tubes have been for fat bike use (UL). These tubes only blow up to what they were intended. since they are heavy duty. they don't stretch like other more supple tubes. Blew out 2 tubes instantly and going to sell the other two for someone who can use them as DH or DJ tubes.
So NOT for FAT bike UL use.
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I have been using these in my dirt jumper all season and so far I have not had any issues with them. I have had several goat head thorns in my tires and not one flat from them, however I do run a heavy duty tire on my bike which is likely the reason the thorns have not penetrated the tubes. These weigh in at 229.5 Grams which is the same as the standard wide tuber from cutter and these somehow manage to have a longer valve stem at 6cm long. These are thicker than the standard tube and offer slightly more pinch flat protection than the standard tubes. If you are looking for a light weight cross country tube look elsewhere. If you are not worried about weight but are looking for a good value then you can stop looking and get yourself a 4 pack for a killer deal. Now get out there and enjoy the trails!
Rockin' Tubes
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
Bought a whack of these this spring - all of my friends are riding them now. I've run them super-hard in 2.5" Maxis DH tires -- no flats all summer :-)
We often ride in a super-rocky terrain - our best trails are rock-fests - and as long as I run Mfg. recommended tire pressures I can ride as hard as I like without flats. I'm on the larger size of the scale; 215 lbs, an experienced / aggressive rider on a six inch travel 'all-mountain' bike (Blur LT with Fox 36's). The valve stems are on the longish side, but its made absolutely no different to product reliability / durability.
Not heavy duty...
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
i do not recommend these tubes for freeriding or DH.... More like a heavy duty XC tuber...
Can't beat the price
Giving it four stars mainly because of the price (sale price).
Not the best tubes I've ever used though. Downhill biking and jumping, my roommates and I went through a couple packs pretty quick.
That being said, I'd still buy them again.
Gets the job done.
These tubes are a really good value. Especially considering that thick tubes can be almost 20 bucks a piece at a lot of places. The only problem I have had is that over time it appears as if some of the seams on the tube start to separate.
Good Deal - Not Perfect
I hate the stems on these. I don't mind Presta valves, but the valve stems are really stall and don't have the little nuts on them that keep them locked to the rim, that makes them difficult to inflate. I also feel that the presta valve inside bends easier than other tubes, so they break easily internally.
Great if you ride downhill and havent switched to tubless yet. pretty heavy, probably the beefiest tubes ive ever seen, and definetly the widest. major difference in cornering from standard sized, bike shop tubes. Probably not for you if you arent running over 2.50's. or if you ride XC. Helped my cornering out big time, and gunna ride them till i go tubless!
what is the valve stem length?
what is the valve stem length?
how long is the valve stem length of cutter...
how long is the valve stem length of cutter x wide heavy duty mtb tube
too long
6cm long


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By polar decomposition, every continuous linear function $f \colon H \to K$ between Hilbert spaces can be written uniquely as $f = \widehat{f} \circ |f|$ for a positive operator $|f| \colon H \to H$ and a partial isometry $\widehat{f} \colon H \to K$ with $\ker(\widehat{f})=\ker(|f|)$. The binary operation $(f,g) \mapsto |g \circ f|$ on the set of positive operators is not associative. Is the binary operation $(f,g) \mapsto \widehat{g \circ f}$ on the set of partial isometries associative?
I have not fully checked this idea, but here goes. I prefer the notation $P(T)$ for the partial isometry occurring in the polar decomposition of $T$. I also got lost with three Hilbert spaces in the mix, so this answer is only for the case where $A,B,C$ all operate on the same fixed Hilbert space $H$.
In this notation, I believe the question is whether or not
I think it is easy to see that if $U$ is unitary, then for all $X$ we have $P(UX) = U P(X)$, and that if $T$ is a partial isometry, then $P(T) = T$. From this, it seems to follow that if $A$ is assumed unitary, and $B$ and $C$ are partial isometries, we have $P(P(AB)C) = P(AP(B)C) = P(ABC) = A P(BC)$ and $P(A P(BC)) = A P(P(BC)) = A P(BC)$ so the desired result holds.
If $A$ is not unitary, it still has a unitary dilation. This means there is another Hilbert space $K$ and operators $X: K \to H$ and $Y: K \to K$ with the property that the operator $A'$ on $H \oplus K$ given by the block operator matrix $A' = \begin{pmatrix} A & X \cr 0 & Y \end{pmatrix}$ is unitary. So consider the operators $B' = \begin{pmatrix} B & 0 \cr 0 & 0 \end{pmatrix}$ and $C' = \begin{pmatrix} C & 0 \cr 0 & 0 \end{pmatrix}$ on $H \oplus K$. The operators $B'$ and $C'$ are partial isometries on $H \oplus K$, so by the work above, $$ P(P(A'B')C') = P(A' P(B'C')). $$ Now calculate: $A'B' = \begin{pmatrix} AB & 0 \cr 0 & 0 \end{pmatrix}$ and so a moment's thought ought to show that $P(A'B') = \begin{pmatrix} P(AB) & 0 \cr 0 & 0 \end{pmatrix}$, making the left hand side of the above equal to $$ P(\begin{pmatrix} P(AB) C & 0 \cr 0 & 0 \end{pmatrix}) = \begin{pmatrix} P(P(AB) C) & 0 \cr 0 & 0 \end{pmatrix}. $$ The right hand side is almost the same, but with $P(A P(BC))$ in the upper left corner, and unless I made a ridiculous error, you have what you want. (There is a sightly more complicated unitary dilation theorem for operators between different spaces, so if there were no mistakes in this approach, maybe the same idea works in the general case too.)
Ah, (quite) some fiddling with Mathematica gave a counterexample. In the notation of anon's answer, take $$ A' = \begin{pmatrix} 1 & 1 & 1 & 1 \\\\ 1 & 1 & 1 & 0 \end{pmatrix}, \qquad B = \begin{pmatrix} 0 & 1 \\\\ 1 & 0 \end{pmatrix}, \qquad C = \begin{pmatrix} 0 & 1/\sqrt{2} \\\\ 1 & 0 \\\\ 0 & 1/\sqrt{2} \end{pmatrix}. $$ Then $A=P(A')$, $B$ and $C$ are partial isometries, but $P(P(CB)A) \neq P(CP(BA))$. Notice that $C$ is a partial isometry that is not an isometry, i.e. has nontrivial kernel.


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Does anyone know of such a domain?
You may find Matlis' paper The Two-Generator Problem for Ideals to be interesting, as its main theorem concerns the class of integral domains in which every ideal is generated by two elements.
It was proven by Cohen (in Commutative Rings with Restricted Minimum Condition ) that an integral domain with the property that there exists an integer $n$ such that every ideal can be generated with fewer than $n$ elements must be Noetherian and of Krull dimension 1.
Say that an integral domain R has property FD if every finitely generated torsion free R-module is direct sum of modules of rank 1. Moreover, say that R has property FD locally if RM has property FD for every maximal ideal M of R.
Theorem (simplified form) - Let R be an arbitrary integral domain. Then every ideal of R can be generated by two elements if and only if R is a noetherian ring that has property FD locally.
[Edited to restrict to the case of quadratic orders. --PLC]
Take any non-maximal order of a quadratic number field. This is not Dedekind because it fails to be integrally closed in its field of fractions. Every ideal is a free abelian subgroup of rank at most $2$.
For example: $\mathbb{Z}[\sqrt{-3}].$
I hope this answers your question. For further reading on Dedekind domains, and non-maximal Orders, I highly recommend the chapter on it in Neukirch's Algebraic Number Theory.
By way of comparison, Dedekind domains are characterized by an even stronger property, sometimes referred to colloquially as "$1+\epsilon$''-generation of ideals. Namely:
Theorem: For an integral domain $R$, the following are equivalent:
The proof of (i) $\implies$ (ii) is such a standard exercise that maybe I shouldn't ruin it by giving the proof here. That (ii) $\implies$ (i) is not nearly as well known, although sufficiently faithful readers of Jacobon's Basic Algebra will know it: he gives the result as Exercise 3 in Volume II, Section 10.2 -- "Characterizations of Dedekind domains" -- and attributes it to H. Sah. (A MathSciNet search for such a person turned up nothing.) The argument is as follows: certainly the condition implies that $R$ is Noetherian, and a Noetherian domain is a Dedekind domain iff its localization at every maximal ideal is a DVR. The condition (ii) passes to ideals in the localization, and the killing blow is dealt by Nakayama's Lemma.


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Meeting Notes 2010 11 23
The 136th Meeting of Noisebridge
All the Noisebridge meeting notes. The previous meeting notes (2010/11/23). The Noisebridge meeting notes template
Get someone to grab the membership binder now. Get someone to take notes.
- Moderator: Al
- Notes: Andy
Kelly gave our treasurer's report:
treasurer's report : balance $8679 about to pay rent, so down by $3600. So, $5000 in the bank.
Shannon pointed out we want to have 3 months expenses in the bank.
Our data for recent months:
august: 4500 dues paid, 1400 donations september: 2600 dues paid, 325 donations october: 2500 dues paid november: 2500 dues paid
Shannon makes the point: the space is full, every night. But we don't have much money coming in. People should be paying their dues.
Jof: there's not much incentive to become a member other than joy of
supporting a thing. What is the incentive?
Shannon: "shame!"
( At this point an open floor discussion commenced, with many ideas some
of them very good. I am sure I missed some; my apologies. Replies are sometimes included in square brackets. )
Frantisek: has discussed money with many people: Why do we not have new
members coming in, and why do we not have donations coming in? Conclusion: people (the core) are not happy, are becoming detached. Frantisek tried to develop more social connection, for example with food; that didn't work out as well as he had hoped.
Jake: Relates his previous experience, with another space that was open
to people coming in off the street. He found that people tended to come in and take advantage of the space, but remain anonymous (not become engaged in the community). He found that a "census" worked well to help keep track of people. Their implementation was a simple notebook in the space; anyone interested can take a census at any time, just walk around and ask people "a few simple questions": "What's your name?" "How many times have you been here in the last month?" "Would you like to continue coming here?" He made suggestions for defusing hostile encounters and intransigence.
Al suggested a few ideas: He'd like to find a car and someone with a
Costco membership so that he can restock sodas. Al also stated that he wants a locking, clear, box for donations at the space; he is pretty sure that cash has disappeared from the donation bin, and that a significant number of people don't donate because they think donations are insecure.
Patrick: thinks problem is, no official announcement or bulletin board
for people coming into the space. Suggests a weekly printed calendar with notifications to people. Specifically finds the wiki hard to find information on.
Kelly: A subset of our populace -- people who are here a lot -- get
indoctrinated in "how we do things"; but a lot of people aren't interfacing with that culture and don't get indoctrinated. Remembers when she was doing "new people indoctrination" after the meetings. Would like to see more people step up to help introduce newbies to the Noisebridge way.
Frantisek: suggests his homebrew as a fundraiser; it's cheaper than
soda and mostly organic. also suggests outreach, bringing new people in.
John: suggests guestbook like at hackerdojo -- people should sign in
when they come in, using an alias or pseudonym if they prefer. He'd also like to solicit donations from people who come to events. He also suggests a new event -- a "Fix your PC" night.
Shannon: wants to know if anyone disagrees with statement "if you're
here a lot, you should be paying dues". General agreement.
Alison: agrees with statement, but genuinely can't afford $40 per month.
says it feels bad to not be able to.
Al: suggests a front desk, a place for a scheduled volunteer to sit and
interact with people, request donations, etc.
Jay: new here, no background. Not likely to be a hanger-on, but here
for one day. Says it would be great to have an explicit suggestion at the door, "suggested donation for day use $X", plus a clear way to make the donation. We asked "how would you feel about a sign that said "suggested donation $5"? and he responded "I'd think 'whew, I was considering giving $10 or $20'."
Kelly: affiliate donation is too low; suggests benevolent sponsor at
$40 for person who wants to be a supporter but not be closely affiliated or involved in governance.
Carl: asked what the actual run rate numbers are. Rather than letting
Kelly answer precisely, we all barged in and said "about $5k per month". Carl then asked about income; we estimated "about $3k coming in".
Patrick: is there a link to paypal on the site? (yes)
do the usergroups pay? (no). we should get the user groups to pay. even just $5 per person for a 20 person member group is $100.
Jof: do we need to encourage members to pay? or do we need to induct
new members? (we need to get members to pay, but also to get new members.)
Kelly: re user groups, tries not to raise it, but finds it really
annoying that regular groups hosted here don't interface with the membership AT ALL. Thinks that we need to outreach to those groups. suggests a regular volunteer group show up for the next month to conduct a census of what groups are *actually* using Noisebridge.
Carl: re user groups, wants a suggested minimum donation per user group.
Jay: how many members? (kelly: 105, including hiatus). "sounds like
there are enough members if everyone was paying"
Frantisek: what were expenses of previous place? and, is noisebridge
too big to support itself at the current size in SFBA? should we move somewhere smaller?
(it cost $20k to move last time, so we can't afford to move. no actual answer to his question)
Kelly: I don't know how to say this nicely, so I'll just say it: last
treasurer wasn't actually tracking who paid dues. kelly is going back through 2010 data to find out who's actually paid their dues. another problem: paypal randomly cancels recurring payments, doesn't notify payer.
( at some point earlier, Shannon mentioned that it costs $137 per day for
Noisebridge to operate. )
Meredith: really likes the math we did, of $ per day. Helps set a goal.
Alison: is there a need for a group that operates at Noisebridge to have
a sponsor member? (no. but we have always suggested that there be a member involved, but that's not enforced; Shannon points out that we should make sure they pay at least even if not members. )
Laura: suggesting numbers to people who use the space would be good.
Grey: suggest that people with popular blogs encourage the larger
community to support us. (hey, we should ask laughingsquid to drive people to our affiliate membership)
shannon: "I'll raise the stakes: I'm going to sponsor a day of
December. $137 in addition to my dues for December."
Andy: sponsoring decmeber 13 Al: sponsoring december 26 Jof: sponsoring december 1
John: some events have money involved (for kits, etc). is there
interest to have people donate money at an event such as "fix my computer day"
Kelly: The theme of being treasurer: lots of work, awful
recordkeeping. perhaps we could nominate a new secretary who's not burned out.
Jay: actually, the day costs more like $165, not $137. Shannon made a
arithmetic error.
( oops. The day-sponsors agreed (I think) to raise their amounts. )
Meredith: sewing area is one of the most busy areas at noisebridge.
wants to raise funds for sewing area specifically. wants to have a few sewing days to get people introduced to the sewing area and get people involved. people who are interested in helping should contact her.
Steve suggests a light in the space, that turns red as we are going into
the red. kelly wants a data pipe out of our accounting website. frantisek wants to display the number of members who've paid and haven't paid.
John: how about putting a speaker at the door, to play a recording
saying "please donate; it costs $XXX to run this space"
Laura: if people don't pay their dues, do they lose membership? (no, we
haven't been giving members nag feedback since mitch was doing it, long ago. Soon Kelly will implement her scheme: a single friendly nagging email "pay your dues", then after another week, go on hiatus list until dues are paid. ) Should we terminate members when they don't pay? ( Kelly thinks it'd be good to terminate people who don't pay, but doesn't think that's the consensus. ) Grey points out that process for getting off hiatus is unclear.
Jay: getting money from people, we should get money from people however
much we can.
Jof: we could use the signs, the one that's been running life could say
something useful, like "here's how much we need to get this month" and "here's how many members have paid dues"
Steve: the signs should say "hey, we're $X below target, please give money"
Andy: will start about 15 threads on -discuss
Finally we were done discussing money pains and plans. A few other discussion items came up:
bikes: There are a lot of bikes that have been around for a long time, taking up space on the bike parking. Andy and Shannon masking-taped them all to the wall; if the masking tape is unbroken in a week, they'll go away (to the Bike Kitchen).
skylights: need to be plasticked for winterizing. Andy will order plastic. Costs about $80, donations towards cost (to Andy directly) appreciated. Plasticking party after it arrives.
We had one candidate for membership, John (present); he asked to wait until next week.


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Is My Baby at the Correct Weight?
Too Thin?
Do not alter the mix of your baby's formula without your doctor's explicit instructions. Diluting it can reduce the amount of nutrition that your baby gets. On the other hand, going light on the water used to mix formula can result in dehydration. So unless your pediatrician advises you otherwise, stick to the proportions recommended on the label.
Another common concern among parents in the first year is that their baby isn't growing fast enough. How thin is too thin? In all likelihood, you have no need to be concerned about a thin baby. Most lean babies are healthy and very active. If your baby is very active, she may burn away almost as many calories as she consumes. In addition, if both you and your partner are lean, your genes may have influenced your baby's body type.
Unless your child's weight gain continues to drop over two or three months, you probably have no cause for concern. (If you are concerned nonetheless, talk to your pediatrician.) If your child's weight gain does slow significantly or come to a halt, consult your pediatrician. Your pediatrician may encourage you to do one of the following:
- Make sure your baby is still nursing or bottlefeeding at least five times a day
- Begin feeding her solids
- Alter the mix of your baby's formula
Whatever you do, don't underfeed your baby in the hopes that it will set her off on the path to lifelong slimness. Your baby needs more food (per pound of body weight) and more fat than an adult or even an older child needs. Undernourishing your child will retard her development regardless of whether it controls her weight gain.
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4:45AM - Faint stirring when I hear Tim get up for his morning exercise routine. Still think he is crazy to get up so early.
6:00AM Faint stirring when I hear Tim get in the shower.
6:30AM Our Australian Shepherd jumps on the bed for a morning cuddle. I feel wet dog hair and turn on the light and see muddy paw prints all over the bed. March downstairs to put dog outside. Scold Tim for letting dog in when she is all muddy.
|She looks so innocent when she is asleep, doesn't she?
7:15AM Back home, shower and dress.
7:30AM Eat breakfast and read the paper...."Local Mall Burns Down!" Oh no! Were Crate and Barrel, PB and Restoration affected?
8:15AM Check emails and respond to clients. Yes, we can get marble remnant for Powder Room Counter.
8:45AM Strip bed and put muddy sheets and duvet in the laundry.
9:00AM Take dogs to the groomer for a bath...it has been too long anyway.
9:30AM Make plan for the day. Check Voicemail: "You too can benefit from Government Mortgage Bailout", Very excited client message about her kitchen that I designed published in Sacramento magazine!
10:00 AM Blog Post about One King's Lane Tag Sale
10:30 AM Order bed from Serena and Lily for Client's Master Bedroom. Order Kravet Windsor Smith Fabric for Pillows....same client.
|Disaster....but work is calling
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1:00PM Work on tile re-selection for episode of Bath Crashers (DIY Network) that I am designing. What I thought would be a pretty quick process...not so quick.
1:30PM Start putting presentation together for Client Master Bedroom I was working on earlier. Keep researching for more items.
3:30PM Eat "Linner"....grilled cheese and chicken and stars....sometimes comfort food is the only way to go.
4:00PM Check emails
4:30PM Move office furniture, equipment and supplies to other side of basement into my "new" office. This may take awhile!
|New Wall with Paint!
|Moving Office to This Side of the Wall...still have a lot to do, but getting there! I am back in action.
5:15PM Keep on moving office stuff....hours more to go.
8:30PM Pay Per View movie: "Agora" about 4th century Greek woman philosopher Hypatia in Alexandria. Watched it while moving office. Not a bad rent! I had never heard of Hypatia before and never would have known women were revered as teachers in this era.
10:30PM Take a break and finish watching movie.
11:00PM Bed and read a bit of my book: "Velva Jean Learns to Drive". Velva Jean knew who Hypatia was.....so I am very glad I saw that movie! Very eerie to have Hypatia show up in two places in one day.


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