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Hotels are aiming to differentiate themselves from the competition by developing specialized experiences catered to the needs of today's modern traveler. In a recent SmartBrief report sponsored by The Wall Street Journal, 61% of guests polled either expect hotels to have green initiatives in place, or it's a determining factor during the booking process. Here are some ways hotels are attracting and retaining eco-conscious guests:
1. Fairmont Hotels & Resorts is reinventing the arrival experience at its hotels in the United States, Canada and other international locations with an environmentally responsible message. The brand offers free and discounted parking for hybrid and electric vehicles. One of its properties, Fairmont Le Château Frontenac in Quebec City, presents complimentary parking for eco-conscious travelers.
As part of Fairmont's pledge to sustainability, the luxury brand partnered with the World Wildlife Fund to raise awareness among policymakers, guests, employees and suppliers of the need for business and industry to lower emissions. "We firmly believe travel and sustainability go hand in hand," said Sarah Dayboll, Fairmont's manager of environmental affairs.
2. Attempting to reduce greenhouse gas emissions associated with transport, hotels are supporting the farm-to-table concept and planting entire gardens and farms on their properties. One of the largest initiatives is Grande Lakes Orlando's Whisper Creek Farm, a 7,000-sq.-ft. fruit and vegetable garden. The produce and herbs are used in restaurant dishes, beverages and spa treatments, and guests can peruse the Primo Organic Garden. They can also pick and taste the products.
For special events, Whisper Creek can arrange family-style meals of seasonal menus served at long communal tables for groups of as many as 250 people. "We've launched Whisper Creek Farm with an eye toward guests who are interested in learning about where their food is sourced," said Jim Burns, VP and managing director of Grande Lakes Orlando.
3. To further capitalize on the sustainable agriculture movement, hotels in dense urban locations are catering to the growing foodie demographic with an eye toward sustainability. The Westin New York Grand Central, located in midtown Manhattan, has a rooftop garden that grows produce and herbs used in the hotel's food and beverage service.
Executive Chef Brian Wieler said guests are extremely knowledgeable about where their food comes from and appreciate that journey from the soil to their plates. As a result, he plans to expand the garden, which already consists of raised beds.
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I really liked this place, but it is definitely not for everyone. There are a lot less things to do and a lot less people than Atlantic or one of the big box hotels. There are a lot less children and it is romantic. You can hear the waves lapping on the shore as you drift to sleep. It's about a 20 min taxi ride to "downtown" Nassau, and even longer to Paradise Island. The restaurant was surprisingly great, and it was a lot of fun to have leisurley meals over looking the water. The airport is fairly close, which bothered my companion, but I live in a city and didn't vene notice the noise. It depends on which of the things are important to you.
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Director Pelin Esmer's 2012 Gozetleme Kulesi (Watchtower), part of the MFAH Turkish Film Festival, tells the story of two people who try to find love and solace while keeping their past at bay. Nihat (Olgun Şimşek) is a fire warden stationed in a remote tower; Seher (Nilay Erdönmez) is a woman who works at a rural bus station. When their paths cross, they cautiously begin a life together. Watchtower is Esmer's first feature. The Turkish Film Festival also includes screenings of Toll Booth, Lost Songs of Anatolia, Shattered Soul with actor Tamer Karadağlı in attendance and more. See Gozetleme at 5 p.m. on April 7. Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, 1001 Bissonnet. For information, call 713-639-7515 or visit mfah.org. $10.
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Googling on the web for Aperture tutorials, I just found this link to the Apple site with a lot of video tutorials (not only for Aperture).
The strange fact is that I have not been able to arrive at this page searching directly on the Apple site, so it is better to bookmark it!
These are not very exhaustive tutorials, but cover quite a lot of subjects and give a good flavor of what the program does.
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Ben Austen is a contributing editor of Harper's Magazine. His article on Cabrini-Green, "The Last Tower: The decline and fall of public housing," appears in the May 2012 issue of Harper's.
The last tower to stand at Cabrini-Green, a fifteen-story high-rise known by its address, 1230 N. Burling Street, was opened in 1962 and torn down in 2011. There were 134 families living there at its peak occupancy, then fewer than fifty, and, for a short time before its demolition last year, only the household of Annie Ricks, her children bouncing balls in their top-floor unit, blaring music, with no neighbors around to object. On the Cabrini-Green Facebook page, former residents reconnect, posting competing memories of the movies that were projected onto 1230 Burling's façade, the unlicensed candy store that was operated out of a first-floor apartment, or the slick jackets they wore as members of the Junior Police Explorers.
In 1981, a group of teens who had formed a band convened a practice in 1230 Burling's downstairs rec room. Maybe the kid with the .357 Magnum mistook the drummer, Larry Potts, for someone else; pointing the gun into an open window, he shot Potts in the head. Not long after, Cora Moore and nine other residents, almost all of them women, started a tenant patrol, hoping to push out gang members who had been charging residents to ride the elevators. They sat up nights in the lobby, replaced hallway lights, and repaired fire doors. Eventually, the Department of Housing and Urban Development trained them as professional security guards. They were even paid for their efforts. Then, under a Reagan initiative, they signed a contract with the Chicago Housing Authority to manage the building themselves, handling 1230 Burling's security, maintenance, tenant screening, and leasing. Their mission statement proclaimed, "We, the residents of the 1230 North Burling Resident Management Corporation, will provide management programs and services, social, educational, cultural, and spiritual, to better the lives and conditions of the 1230 North Burling residents." Urine still sometimes pooled in the stairwells and elevators could go unfixed, but the building was relatively functional, generally considered cleaner and better operated than the other Cabrini towers, standing in opposition to the argument that high-rise public housing could never succeed.
From 1999 to 2007, several members of the Revolutionary Communist Youth Brigade, all of them white men, took up residence in a second-floor apartment, joining the tenants' fight to stave off redevelopment while subscribing to the Maoist maxim to "be in close contact with the people." During that time, a video shot from an upper-floor apartment captured police officers as they punched and kicked four handcuffed tenants outside the building. Angry residents emerged from the tower, and additional officers arrived from the precinct across the street to combat what was turning into a riot. One of the beaten men, Dave Anderson, who was thirty at the time, sued the city and eventually won a settlement. A girlfriend had once stabbed Anderson in the belly outside a Cabrini grocery store, but nothing like this had happened to him before. He and the others had returned home after a funeral and were just sitting in a parked van when the police yanked them out, maced them, and started whaling away.
A 150,000-square-foot Target is now going up at 1230 N. Burling. A few former tenants are hoping to land jobs building the store or working in it once it has opened. Its customers will include some four hundred Cabrini-Green residents living in new mixed-income developments nearby, as well as those who remain at the 150 rehabbed Cabrini row houses a couple of blocks to the south. Kenneth Hammond, who raised his children in 1230 Burling, relocated to one of the row houses in the months before the building came down. A tenant leader, he told me he had lived at Cabrini-Green all of his forty-two years and never thought about leaving, since he wanted to make the community strong right here. Looking at the 1230 Burling site in disbelief, he said, "All of this for a Target."
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In Havana, the past year has been marked by a parade of bold-faced names from the north — John Kerry reopening the United States Embassy; Andrew Cuomo bringing a delegation of American business leaders; celebrities ranging from Joe Torre, traveling on behalf of Major League Baseball to oversee an exhibition game between the Tampa Bay Rays and the Cuban national team, to Jimmy Buffett, said to be considering opening one of his Margaritaville restaurants there. All this culminated with a three-day trip in March by Barack Obama, the first American president to visit Cuba since Calvin Coolidge in 1928. But to those who know the city well, perhaps nothing said as much about the transformation of political relations between the United States and Cuba that began in December 2014 as a concert in the Tribuna Antiimperialista.
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I have a simple table
stock_ledger_id INT(10) (Primary)
piece_to_bin_id INT(10)
quantity INT(11)
create_datetime TIMESTAMP
... and a few VARCHARs
with some simple indexes
Key_name Cardinality
piece_to_bin_id 100696
This rather simple query takes about 8 seconds:
SELECT piece_to_bin_id,
FROM stock_ledger
GROUP BY piece_to_bin_id
Here's the EXPLAIN:
id select_type table type possible_keys key key_len ref rows Extra
1 SIMPLE stock_ledger ALL NULL NULL NULL NULL 1512976 Using temporary; Using filesort
I found that I can bring it down to about .5 seconds by forcing an index:
SELECT piece_to_bin_id,
FROM stock_ledger
FORCE INDEX (piece_to_bin_id)
GROUP BY piece_to_bin_id
Then the EXPLAIN looks like this:
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1 SIMPLE stock_ledger index NULL piece_to_bin_id 4 NULL 1512976
I am using MySQL 5.1.41, the table is MyISAM and I did run ANALYZE TABLE before.
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NFC Times Exclusive Insight – With the addition of U.S.-based tech giant Apple on the board of the NFC Forum industry trade and standards association, the group now counts among its members all three major device or platform players rolling out NFC payments.
NFC Times Exclusive: While NXP Semiconductors won the coveted contract to supply NFC chips and secure elements to Apple for its new iPhone models, it has been cut out of the recent business for Samsung Galaxy handsets, including the Note 4.
NFC Times Exclusive: In what is believed to be one of the first uses for NFC booster technology in NFC phones, the new iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus feature an amplifier chip enabling a unique antenna design by Apple for its Apple Pay service that launched Monday.
Apple's new tablets, the iPad Air 2 and iPad mini 3, unveiled today, will support the Touch ID fingerprint sensor to enable users to make purchases in apps with Apple Pay, but not in stores with NFC.
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NFC Times Exclusive: Apple's decision to exclude tag-reading functionality from its forthcoming NFC-enabled iPhones has caused disappointment among suppliers of tags and developers of tag applications, who told NFC Times they believe the omission could confuse consumers and potentially hamper tag-marketing campaigns.
Apple, as predicted, is taking the NFC plunge, adopting the technology in its next iPhones and Apple Watch to enable a mobile-payments service, Apple Pay, and disclosing partnerships with the three largest U.S. payment networks, issuers representing more than 80% of U.S. credit card volume and major national merchants.
NFC Times Exclusive: Apple's scheduled announcement Tuesday of its next iPhone is expected to make it the last and also the most prominent of the major smartphone makers to adopt NFC.
NXP Semiconductors said sales in its emerging ID business–mainly made up of its NFC chips–increased by 22% in the second quarter, compared with the first quarter, and CEO Richard Clemmer insisted the chip maker's secure element business would continue to remain a strong contributor.
Russian Standard Bank launched its long-planned NFC-payments service on embedded chips in Samsung NFC devices, under an earlier partnership deal between Samsung Electronics and MasterCard Worldwide.
NFC Times Exclusive Insight – Telco joint ventures on opposite sides of the globe announced within hours of each other plans to pull the plug on their respective NFC wallets, marking another big hit for the future of SIM-based NFC.
NFC Times Exclusive Insight – Google has launched Android Pay in its fourth country, Australia, with one of the country's big four banks, ANZ, but the launch was beset by delays that have kept another of the big four, Westpac, on the sidelines for now.
NFC Times Exclusive – Apple's expansion into Switzerland late last week with its Apple Pay service followed a familiar pattern, as in many of the other new markets the tech giant has expanded its payments service in: support first comes from relatively small issuers while major banks hold out.
NFC Times Exclusive Insight – With the launch of Apple Pay imminent in France, telcos there are continuing to push SIM-based NFC technology, hiring a trusted service manager for their new NFC SIM "hub"–although No. 1 telco Orange will also support Apple Pay.
NFC Times Exclusive – Alliance Digital Technology Co., the joint venture of five Taiwanese mobile operators and transit fare-collection operator EasyCard Corp., is steering away from the TSM business, which was the reason it formed three years ago, NFC Times has learned. It will add a focus on providing mobile ID and authentication, the JV told NFC Times.
NFC Times Exclusive – French banks and their bank-owned domestic payments network STET plan to launch mobile payments in the first quarter of next year with a "large smartphone vendor" using the domestic payment network's own token service provider, STET told NFC Times.
NFC Times Exclusive – SHANGHAI, China: While Apple has signed up more banks and is believed to have more cards registered in China for its Apple Pay service–around 10 million, according to a source–Samsung is seeking to outflank its rival with more acceptance points and more applications for Samsung Pay, NFC Times has learned.
NFC Times Exclusive Insight – Microsoft, which has written off more than $8 billion from its failed Nokia acquisition and which is expected to fully pull the plug on its consumer smartphone hardware business, nonetheless believes a viable wallet app is a must-have to keep its Windows 10 operating system for phones viable–although its announcement this week of Microsoft Wallet is surrounded by unknowns, including exactly when the service will generally launch.
NFC Times Exclusive – Three years ago, in June of 2013, MasterCard announced it would "deploy a target" of 410,000 MasterCard PayPass-enabled point-of-sale terminals, to be rolled out "throughout Japan over the next three years."
NFC Times Exclusive Insight - Samsung launched Samsung Pay in its fifth country, Australia, on Wednesday, but like Apple, Samsung has had to make do without the country's largest card issuers to begin with.
NFC Times Exclusive Insight – Apple, as expected, will bring its payments service to e-commerce purchases and to three new markets–France, Switzerland and Hong Kong–the tech giant announced during its Worldwide Developers Conference Monday.
UPDATED: NFC Times Exclusive Insight – Following the launch of Samsung Pay in South Korea, the U.S., and China, Samsung's launches of its mobile payments service in two new markets, Spain and Australia, both contactless and EMV payments hot spots, will not support the device maker's proprietary Magnetic Secure Transmission technology, which is designed to make nearly all mag-stripe POS terminals potential acceptance points, NFC Times has learned. But in Singapore, Samsung Pay is expected to support MST technology.


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I've been fiddling around with my program and I've been using a modified version of urlread that allows for BASIC authentication. The problem is that I have to include the following line of code to the base urlread function:
urlConnection.setRequestProperty('Authorization', 'Basic passphrase');
...where passphrase is the a base64 encoded string of 'user:pass'. If I place the passphrase directly into the string on that line the program will work just fine, the trouble starts when I try to concatenate to get that resulting 'Basic passphrase' string. Initially I just had:
['Basic', ' ', passphrase]
After that did not work I did some exploring and experimenting around in the command window.:
passphrase = 'somerandompassphrase';
teststr1 = ['Basic', ' ', passphrase];
teststr2 = ['Basic', ' ', 'somerandompassphrase'];
teststr3 = 'Basic somerandompassphrase';
strcmp(teststr1, teststr2)
strcmp(teststr1, teststr3)
strcmp(teststr2, teststr3)
The output is 1, or true for each one (as expected). However if I take the base64encode of 'somerandompassphrase' (which is 'c29tZXJhbmRvbXBhc3NwaHJhc2U='):
encoded = base64encode(passphrase);
teststr1 = ['Basic', ' ', encoded];
teststr2 = ['Basic', ' ', 'c29tZXJhbmRvbXBhc3NwaHJhc2U='];
strcmp(teststr1, teststr2)
The output is 0, or false. Shouldn't it be true though? The base64encode function can be found here.
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PHOENIX (AP) – A US Airways jet briefly caught fire at its gate at the Phoenix airport during maintenance tests.
US Airways spokeswoman Michelle Mohr says crews were conducting routine maintenance tests when the fire broke out Monday night on the plane's auxiliary power unit. She described it as a small motor under the plane's tail that supplies additional power.
Mohr says no injuries were reported and the fire was quickly extinguished.
Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport spokeswoman Kris Commerford says no passengers were on board at the time. She says the plane had arrived from California and was headed next to Vancouver, Canada.
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Jade's has WONDERFUL food. I ordered food for a banquet! Everyone raved about it. I ordered cabbage rolls for my family one...
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We stayed for four nights. At first I was upset that there was no pool, but the staff and location made it all worth it. Damian - the best service agent ever. He worked closely with us to provide us first class attention. I thought he was the manager because of his professionalism. Across from the beach - awesome location! The strip was also highly entertaining.
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Eric Anzalone (born October 6, 1965) is the leatherman/biker of the musical group Village People. He replaced Glenn Hughes in 1995.[1] Anzalone was born in Dayton, Ohio, but grew up in Watertown, NY[2] and Santa Barbara, California, graduating from San Marcos High School in 1983. He studied theater and music at the University of Miami, FL and graduated summa cum laude in May 2012 from Arizona State University with a degree in Film & Media.[3]
He has performed in various stage productions around the world, including the role of Berger in the European tour of HAIR and as a singer for Princess Cruises. He starred as Donatello in the world tour of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Coming Out of Our Shells and later as Raphael in the films A Turtles' Christmas and Turtle Tunes and in TV programs, including Lifestyles of the Rich & Famous. He also appeared on two episodes of VH1's short-lived series Love Lounge. As of April 2012, Eric is currently the host of a monthly interview show called The Vibe and a monthly podcast segment called The Bodhi Blog for internet radio station Chakra Radio. [4] In June 2012, Eric joined Experience Nirvana Productions as host of the webcast TV show What Matters Most featured on YouTube.[5]
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This Chinese eatery is located on the second floor of the Ding How Shopping Center. It is a well-lit place with large seating. Not to be dismissed as just another joint, it leaves your mouth tingling with spices and flavors that define the east. Green leek pancakes, cellophane noodles, dumplings, and pickled vegetables with vermicelli are some of the treats they offer. The service here does...
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On the second floor of Little Saigon strip mall, serves spicy Szechuan cuisine to a mix of regulars and foodies.
I went with a group of friends and most of them really liked it, but the food seemed really greasy to me. Granted, I didn't have the dan dan noodles that most people seem to love. I had a...
YUM. Soooo good, was craving Szechuan food and was definitely satisfied coming here! The service was super fast that day too, it felt like the food came instantaneously after we ordered. Even better is that there's a parking lot, yay!! One of my biggest qualms about eating in the ID is finding parking, so this is a giant plus.
7 Star Pepper Szechwan Restaurant is located at 1207 S Jackson St Ste 211, Seattle, WA. This location is in the International District neighborhood. This business specializes in Family Style Restaurants and has 10 review(s) with a star rating of 3.9. 7 Star Pepper Szechwan Restaurant is open Mon, 10:05am-10pm; Tue, 10:05am-10pm; Wed, 10:05am-10pm; Thu, 10:05am-10pm; Fri, 10:05am-10pm; Sat,...
Seven Stars Pepper Szechuan Restaurant is a Chinese, International, and Lunch restaurant where most Menuism users came for fun with friends, paid between $10 and $25, and tipped between 15% to 18%.
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"A really enjoyable few days away for our 60th wedding anniversary. We were very pleasantly surprised by the present of a drink for our anniversary from the hotel, Thank you very much. Bathroom could do with having more space provided for toilet gear"
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"Lovely pub. Pictures on the website don't do it justice. I stayed in the double ensuite - very comfortable and coffee machine added to the experience. Beach in easy walking distance. Fantastic breakfast included in the room rate. Great relaxed atmosphere."
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"Very nice hotel close to Fistral beach and within 5 minutes of Newquay town centre and all its attractions. But far enough away from it all for a peaceful stay. Restaurant was very nice with good service and nice food, Good service and competitive prices in the bar."
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"Lovely stay as before. The rooms are small but comfortable. It can't warrant a huge makeover but it is one of the better picks in St Agnes. The beach access and pub makes it, really. Oh, and the Haddock for breakfast - absolutely delicious. Lovely service as well."
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"Shower not great in room I was given,moved to a different one with nice bathroom & shower,also had sky TV if you wanted it. Hotel food very good,breakfast and dinner. Only one word of warning-steep steps from Carpark(which is round the Back)and also stairs up to the rooms,so if your knees aren't ..."
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Sansai Vase by Kiyomizu Rokubei V1
Here is a classic sansai-tri-colored vase by one of the greatest Kyoto masters of the style ever, Kiyomizu Rokubei V1 (1901-1980). In perfect condition with a signed box, 27cm.tallx15cm. stamped on base. click for details
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Here are three superbly fired forms--with Living National Treasure Isezaki Jun showing a yohen Bizen vase, a stunning tall Shigaraki jar by Takahashi Rakusai V and a kawai-cool Shigaraki pumpkin vase by Kato Takahiko; each in perfect condition with signed boxes, the Isezaki is 26.2cm.tallx17cm at... click for details
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We're very pleased to offer for the first time the works of Setsu Junji, a Kyoto born ('75) and raised ceramic artist we first noticed a few years ago. His works are *very* distinctive for his original technique of 'drawing' on clay slabs to create enigmatic designs than conjure up all sorts of i... click for details
Mingei Yunomi by Kawai Hirotsugu
Here is a classic Mingei large yunomi by Kawai Hirotsugu (1919-1993). Kawai was the adopted son of Kanjiro and the influence is clearly seen; in perfect condition, 9.5cm.tall and dates to the early 1960s. No box, thus this price, a box can be made and signed by the Kawai family yet the cost for t... click for details
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Kyoto has always been a city full of avant-garde artists dating back to the Edo period. In the 1940s a revolutionary ceramic group was formed called Sodeisha that changed the ceramic landscape of Japan forever. One of its earliest members was Kumakura Junkichi(1920-1985). Kumakura was one of Kyot... click for details
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Kogyoku (Essence of Perfume)---Contemporary Japanese Ceramics and Ikebana
A stunning new book by Sugita Kazuya showing his contemporary Ikebana creations in contemporary Japanese ceramics: each creation has a full page with no text, simply the name of the flowers and artist in English. There is text at the end yet in Japanese only. Hardcover, 48 plus arrangements, two ... click for details
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We're very honored to be mentioned in the Spring-Summer Issue of Kateigaho International's 10th Year Anniversary Issue, 'The Best of Kyoto'--http://int.kateigaho.com/, one mention is to visit us on your first visit to Kyoto, then there's a second and third visit list: http://int.kateigaho.com/lis... click for details


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My Isuzu Bighorn makes a chaffing noise coming from front right most noticeable when driving arounf town and when throttle not on. Replaced brake pads but noise still there. Is this likely to be wheel bearing, if so how do I fix it.
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A food processor has become an essential tool for any serious cook. This model from Breville features a 5.5-inch super-wide chute that saves you the time and effort of pre-cutting fruits and veggies. Equipped with a set of eight discs and blades — including a variable slicing disc with options ranging from a paper-thin 0.3 millimeter (0.01 inch) to a solid 8 millimeters (0.3 inch) — the device encourages myriad meal prep possibilities. Don't let the hefty price tag dissuade you; the versatile Sous Chef is worth every penny.
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Rhubarb Crisp
From EatingWell: May/June 2007
Nothing says spring like rhubarb. Quick-to-prepare, single-serving fruit crisps like this one are an easy way to get dessert on the table anytime. When buying or picking rhubarb, select stalks that are firm and red—avoid ones that are soft and waggly. And if you slice it very thinly, there's no need to peel off any outer strings.
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- 1 cup thinly sliced rhubarb
- 1/2 cup chopped peeled apple
- 3 tablespoons granulated sugar
- 1 teaspoon instant tapioca
- 1/4 teaspoon plus 1/8 teaspoon ground cinnamon, divided
- 2 tablespoons all-purpose flour
- 2 tablespoons old-fashioned rolled oats, (not steel-cut or instant)
- 1 1/2 tablespoons packed dark brown sugar
- 1 tablespoon finely chopped pecans
- 1 tablespoon unsalted butter, melted
- 2 teaspoons pure maple syrup
- 1/8 teaspoon salt
- Preheat oven to 350°F.
- Toss rhubarb, apple, granulated sugar, tapioca and 1/4 teaspoon cinnamon in a medium bowl. Divide between two 10-ounce (1 1/4-cup) oven-safe ramekins or custard cups.
- Mix flour, oats, brown sugar, pecans, butter, syrup, salt and the remaining 1/8 teaspoon cinnamon in a small bowl until crumbly. Sprinkle over the rhubarb mixture.
- Bake until bubbling and lightly browned, about 30 minutes. Cool for 5 minutes before serving.
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Despite a rough finish to the 2011 season, the Los Alamos Hilltopper boys soccer team believes it can get back to championship form in 2012.
However, there's still some work to do.
Los Alamos moved the ball fairly well down the field for most of its season opener Tuesday against Bosque School, but good looks, particularly in the second half, were hard to come by.
The Hilltoppers fell in their season opener, the second half of a home-opening doubleheader with the Hilltopper girls soccer team. Bosque forward Dylan Chant sprinted down the teeth of Los Alamos' defense following a turnover in the midfield and roared straight to the goal in overtime to give the Bobcats a 2-1 victory.
The Bobcats (2-0), who could well be in contention for a small-school title at the end of the season, withstood some deep Hilltopper pushes in the early part of the contest and appeared to start dictating the pace of play in the latter part of the second half.
While the second half push by Bosque didn't net it any goals, the momentum seemed to be on the Bobcats' side heading into the first overtime period.
Throughout the course of this 2012 season, it's likely the Los Alamos Hilltopper girls soccer team is going to have some issues.
But so far, it doesn't appear that the offense is going to be one of them.
The Hilltoppers pulled away from the Bosque School Bobcats with a pair of goals in the second half to earn a win in their first home game of the season.
Amy Neal earned a pair of goals, including the second goal of the game in the 65th minute which seemed to sap the life out of the scrappy Bobcats' squad.
Chandler Art drove the final nail in the coffin late in the ballgame as the Hilltoppers picked up a 3-0 win at Sullivan Field.
Just two games into 2012, the Hilltoppers have already scored nine goals, four of them by Neal, the team's superstar and the reigning Class 4A scoring champ, who has assists on three other goals so far.
It was a solid win for Los Alamos over a tough Class A-3A ballclub from Albuquerque, although the Hilltoppers' head coach Jiri Kubicek would've liked to see more oomph out of his team early on.
The Los Alamos Hilltopper girls soccer team was victorious in its home opener Tuesday at Sullivan Field, while the Hilltopper boys were nipped in overtime.
The two teams played a doubleheader with the Bosque School Bobcats. The Hilltopper girls scored twice in the second half to distance themselves in what had been a tight ballgame most of the way, taking a 3-0 victory.
Los Alamos' boys, making their 2012 debut, allowed a sudden-death overtime goal by the Bobcats to fall 2-1.
Pick up the Los Alamos Monitor's Wednesday edition or check this site for more information on both contests.
The Los Alamos Hilltopper boys and girls cross country teams both looked impressive in their preseason scrimmage Saturday.
The Hilltoppers took on La Cueva Saturday in Albuquerque, picking up top finishes in both the boys and girls race. Jennifer Mooday and Sean Reardon paced the rest of the field with Mooday becoming the first runner to win the scrimmage twice in its four-year history.
Hilltopper head coaches Rob and Kathy Hipwood said they were pleased with the beginning of the season, which featured several highlights.
Reardon, who had a monster track and field season for the Hilltoppers in the spring, clocked the third-best time in scrimmage history and was one of seven Hilltoppers who finished in under 18 minutes — Los Alamos had four runners finish in under 18 minutes in 2011.
Also on the boys side, Mike Walker and Aaron Bao earned their first team top-seven finishes in their careers.
For the Hilltopper girls, eight girls finished in under 21 minutes, six more than last season's scrimmage, including Miranda Barraza, who earned the first top-5 team finish in her career.
Los Alamos will open its 2012 regular season Friday at the University of New Mexico Invitational.
JV girls soccer tops Scorpions, 2-1
The Los Alamos girls junior varsity soccer team picked up a win in its season opener Saturday.
Los Alamos, led by Issabell Runde, scored a goal in each half to top the Farmington Scorpions 2-1 Saturday in Farmington.
Runde scored a goal and was credited with an assist on Sarah Criscoulo's goal in the victory.
Volleyball, racquetball registration open
The Family YMCA of Los Alamos is accepting registrations for its fall adult racquetball and volleyball leagues.
The racquetball league's season opens Sept. 4. Games are scheduled throughout the 10-week season and the season ends with a tournament.
The coed recreational volleyball league consists of 4-on-4 play for six weeks starting Oct. 7. That season will also end in a tournament.
Price for participation in the racquetball league is $30 per player for YMCA members and $45 for nonmembers. The volleyball league is $15 per player for members, $20 for nonmembers.
For more information, call 662-3100 or visit laymca.org.
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Now that the new car smell effect of winning the state Class 4A title two years ago wore off for the Los Alamos Hilltopper boys soccer team, it is able to see itself in a different light.
In 2010, the Hilltoppers ended their 24-year state championship frustration to claim a boys soccer title. But in 2011, the Hilltoppers learned the hard way that the only thing tougher than winning a championship is defending it.
At least one senior on the talent- and experience-rich Hilltoppers, thinks the 2011 season can be summed up in one game, its regular season finale against Capital. And his summation isn't a positive one.
"That game, how do I say this? People went in and they didn't want to play," said forward Ryan Maestas. "Some people were scared. We couldn't live up to the hype like we needed to. We weren't ready to play that opponent on that day, and when Henry (Steinkamp) got hurt, that was completely demoralizing."
A new season for Los Alamos' boys soccer team has arrived, however. It will get the 2012 season started at home Tuesday against Bosque School.
The Los Alamos Hilltopper volleyball team saw some live preseason action at the Española Valley Jamboree Saturday, A dozen teams from around northern New Mexico took part in the Jamboree at Edward Medina Gymnasium.
Football: St. Pius X at Los Alamos, C team, 4:30 p.m.
Girls soccer: Bosque School at Los Alamos, varsity, 4 p.m.
Boys soccer: Bosque School at Los Alamos, varsity, 6 p.m.
Girls soccer: Los Alamos at Moriarty, varsity, 3 p.m.; JV, 4:30 p.m.
Boys soccer: Cleveland at Los Alamos, JV, 4:30 p.m.
Boys soccer: Louie Cernicek Invite, Los Alamos vs. Belen, 9 a.m.; Clovis vs. Goddard, 9 a.m.; Piedra Vista vs. Roswell, 11 a.m.; Farmington vs. Bernalillo, 11 a.m.
Cross country: Los Alamos at University of New Mexico Invite, boys and girls varsity/JV/C team, TBA.
Football: Pojoaque at Los Alamos, varsity, 7 p.m.
Boys soccer: Louie Cernicek Invite, TBA.
The Los Alamos Hilltopper girls soccer team got its 2012 season started with a bang Saturday afternoon.
The Hilltoppers scored four goals in the second half of their season opener with the Farmington Scorpions. Freshman Catie McDonald earned the first hat-trick of her prep career and senior Amy Neal scored a pair of goals and assisted McDonald with all three of her goals as the Hilltoppers won in a rout, 6-0 on the road.
Los Alamos, which was much quicker up top than were the Scorpions, fixed itself up with several 1-on-1 scoring opportunities and took advantage.
Due to some absences, the Hilltoppers went into the game playing short-handed — Los Alamos only kept 16 players on its preseason roster — but their sub-varsity call-ups for the game came through against the Scorpions (0-1) under toasty conditions at Hutchison Stadium.
"Some of the JV players stepped up and played very well," Los Alamos head coach Jiri Kubicek said. "I could not be pleased more with the first game of the season."
Kubicek said his team's marking wasn't where it should be and he would've liked to see a better overall contest out of his midfield, but he said he didn't seen any unfixable problems.
Los Alamos' Orion Staples (left) and Nick Hill head to the finish line of the 2011 Albuquerque Academy Invitational. Los Alamos' boys and girls will take part in a scrimmage with La Cueva Saturday morning in Albuquerque.
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People who believe in so-called natural talent tend not to
recognize or engage me. I like to believe those who see talent as
vulnerability manifested in peculiarity cloaked in normalcy are
those who have been my advocates.
Clive Piercy was the first designer I sought out because of work
I'd seen published. He ended up hiring me six months later as a
freelancer at PhD and I worked in that capacity for over two years.
Funny thing is my design hardly ever got produced! I loved it there
though, learned much about a design-driven business (my experience
prior to that had been business-driven design). I learned good
taste from Clive. And a respectable work ethic (tea at four, no
absurdly long hours and never work on weekends). I learned that
good design needs time to develop.
Kali Nikitas is a hero friend. We met in Holland in 1993: I had
taken a month from teaching and working at PhD to study with the
DeProgram in Rotterdam and she was doing an internship there. She
knew the faculty directors and so met up with us at dinners and
studio visits. She was amazing, aggressively stylish and
gregarious, instantly intimate—not the kind of person I typically
connect with. I had never met anyone like her (in fact I figured
she was too cool for me!) yet she reached out and we have been in
each other's lives ever since.
Kali came to L.A. to visit the following summer, 1994. She
stayed with me and dragged me around town (actually, I drove) to
meet people like April Greiman (hero) and Lorraine Wild (hero) and
other influential talents such as Somi Kim and Mr. Keedy and Caryn
Aono and Henk Elenga, to name a few. All designers whose work I
knew and admired. During the week's stay she got into a parking lot
accident in my car that wrecked the fender. I believe the
coalescence of all these events fused our future as great friends
and colleagues.
It was the month in Holland working in studio and hanging out
with people such as Linda van Deursen, Armin Mevis, Rob Schroeder,
Prof. Oxenaar and Dawn Barrett that changed my design life. They
all noticed something of value in me and my work. And of course
meeting Kali there. Our discussions led me to follow through on a
secret desire to attend graduate school at CalArts. It turned out
at she was an alumna and confirmed that it was there that I had to
go. I enrolled in September of 1994.
Though Kali graduated six years before I did, she has become the
little sister (otherwise I have no siblings) who keeps me honest.
It's been inspiring to watch her mature in her work and progress
from being faculty at the Chicago Art Institute to Department Chair
at Minneapolis College of Art and Design. Other sisters have
emerged since my time as a student and teacher at CalArts, in
particular Louise Sandhaus, Anne Burdick and Gail Swanlund. And an
important aspect of my professional relationships are those I have
had the privilege of supporting, former students Jon Sueda, Carla
Figueroa, Ethan Glandstone and Yasmin Khan.
I can't depart this exercise without acknowledging the one
non-designer who has had the most influence on my design life
because of his belief in my talent (though I like to tease that he
doesn't know from talent): my husband John Hartzog.
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College of Design
North Carolina State University
Cyrus Highsmith is now senior at the Font Bureau, he discusses lessons learned from David Berlow's 1997 sheep allegory.
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Solar choicesAugust 21,2013
Climate change is a clear and present danger to humanity, and scientists say with greater certainty than ever that mankind is the principal cause. That is the lesson to be drawn from the latest report by the International Panel on Climate Change, the United Nations body that every five or six years draws together the most definitive scientific information on climate change.
In that context, it was disappointing when Washington Electric Cooperative announced recently that after Oct. 1 it would no longer take power from residential solar arrays larger than 5 kilowatts. There are reasons the co-op, a small member-owned utility in central Vermont, had to make that decision, but given the imperatives of the climate crisis, it is frustrating that bringing abundant solar power on line is still so difficult.
Washington Electric's decision follows upon the problems encountered earlier by Green Mountain Power in harnessing the wind power produced at its Lowell Mountain project. The electric power grid was not equipped to handle the amount of power coming from the Lowell wind generators, forcing the operators of the grid to demand that GMP curtail its wind power production. Instead the operators of the New England grid were forced to rely on expensive fossil fuel generators whose power was more readily accessible to the grid.
And yet the evidence from the world scientific community about the seriousness of climate change has grown ever more dire. Projections suggest that by the end of the present century, sea levels might rise by 3 feet. If that were to happen, major cities around the world would be in danger, including New York, London, Shanghai, Sydney, Venice, Miami and New Orleans. That's not mentioning heavily populated and vulnerable coastal regions, such as Bangladesh, and a host of island nations.
The upheavals and mass migrations that would occur should climate change unfold as projected make present migration issues involving Mexicans in America and Africans in Europe only the palest foreshadowing. The United States could expect mass migrations out of the Southwest, as drought makes the region unlivable, and out of Florida, away from rising oceans and withering heat. Vermont could experience an influx of population like it has never seen.
The natural world is already undergoing massive changes as ice caps melt and climate zones shift. Animal and plant species are likely to go extinct on a mass scale, and agriculture could be thrown into turmoil.
In the past the international panel has been conservative with its projections, and the reality of climate change has consistently outpaced scientific predictions. But the latest report, a draft of which was leaked to the press, has grown firmer in its certainty about human causation and more dire about likely consequences.
The problem at Washington Electric is that as more customers start producing their own power, selling back to the utility the power they don't use, the utility is receiving less revenue, which means ratepayers who are not producing their own power are left to pick up most of the utility's costs. The utility can only go so far in becoming a consortium of tiny independent power producers while also providing power to ordinary customers.
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New York's Ancient Egyptian Obelisk Will Be Cleaned
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Puh-lease... Christians not getting equal time... My eyes hurt from rolling so hard.
Why are some of these "Christians" so close minded they can't see they share the world with other people with other cultures and beliefs. Many of these "other" people live and work here in the US. (Legally too..... Not to be a bigot or anything but how many Mexicans do you see practicing Hinduism, Buddhism or even something like Wiccan compared to say, Catholicism)
As an atheist, I don't personally see why we couldn't allow a "Satanist" to open prayer for City Council if we allow Christians to do it. In fact I would applaud the balls it would take to perform such a feat and walk away unscathed.
Don't Christians see that what they're saying and doing here is just prejudicial bull$#@% and it's the same kind of mindset that a bigot has towards people of different race. Where's the love Christians..... Isn't that what Jesus and God is all about? That's all you've ever told me since I was a small child...... Where's the walk to back up the talk.....