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It looks like you're supposed to follow the instructions as for the headband, which says to carry both colors at once, knitting in color A, then purling in color B, across the row; and on the reverse side, knitting B and purling A.
Your project is a very simple form of double knitting, in that the colors don't cross from front to back. One color stays on the front, and the other on the back. So the two sides are not connected except at the side seams.
You can work it as instructed, or you can cheat in this case. There are two ways to cheat, which avoid having to carry both yarns across every row:
Knit the front piece seperately. Then knit the back. Sew them together along all sides.
Or...and this is another method of double knitting....
Knit the first stitch in color A, bring the yarn to the front and slip color B p-wise, bring the yarn to the back to continue; repeat across the row. On reverse rows, Knit in color B, yarn forward, slip color A, yarn back. Be sure to twist yarns together at side edges, or you can purl the last stitch of each row with both colors and slip the first stitch of the row, to join the yarns neatly.
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"Damn!" my husband exclaims. "You'd only give your nana three stars?"
"If she was a restaurant." I explain. "If I was reviewing nanas, then I'd give her five stars, of course. But if she was a restaurant, she'd get three stars. Three stars is pretty good!"
"I can't believe you'd only give your nana three stars." He says, shaking his head.
This absurd conversation is taking place because of my affection for the Epicurean, the catering company turned restaurant in an older strip mall near the corner of North Decatur and Clairmont roads in Decatur. It reminds me of my nana.
She was an amazing woman, loving but very proper, who wore heels and stockings until the day she stopped getting out of bed. She watched a lot of BBC comedies about old Brits living in the countryside and fancied herself a Brit (which she wasn't, except in heritage).
She would have loved everything about the Epicurean: its checkered floors, red banquettes, oddly old-fashioned service and European-inflected food. The Epicurean reminds me of the restaurants my nana used to take me to when I was little, where she'd meet "the girls" for lunch.
I thought those places were the height of sophistication with their dainty asparagus salads and cups of tea. Just when I felt like a real lady, my nana would pull a tissue from her sleeve and ferociously wipe my nose, reminding all in attendance that I was a child and she was in control.
I miss her. Perhaps that's part of why I love this restaurant. But it's not the only reason.
To begin with, the service is attentive, earnest and determined to please. Manager Andres Loaiza, who worked at Mitra and in a number of Buckhead Life restaurants before coming to the Epicurean, is one of those hosts who practices a brand of service that is almost extinct. He will remember your name, what you ate the last time you visited, and your wine preferences. He is an astute observer – if you aren't enthusiastic about a dish, he will know it and take care of it, whether you complain or try to discreetly hide your displeasure. Loaiza's staff follows suit, forgoing flourish and fashion for studied hospitality.
Chef Peter Golaszewski runs the restaurant's kitchen, having come to the job from the Ritz-Carlton Buckhead where he was chef de partie. His menu is not ambitious; rather, he aims to craft the type of food that used to be called Continental cuisine and is now usually called French-influenced. But it's not just France that influences this food. A delicious basket of frito misto, sporting fried lemons, onions and calamari, brings Italy into the mix, as does beef carpaccio. In fact, between the steak frites and risotto, we have a thoroughly Continental menu, and the restaurant is quite reminiscent of ones that would have been happy to call themselves that 20 years ago.
An onion-tart appetizer is sweetly caramelized, the richness cut with grilled asparagus and tangy tomato vinaigrette. A lentil salad, also served with fat asparagus spears, is incredibly rich, almost like a vegetarian sloppy joe. I'd prefer a cleaner, more acidic version of French lentils, but the spicing and flavor of this mixture is right on.
Tuna tartar is served in a "stuffed" avocado. Golaszewski has scooped out an avocado, turned its contents into a tangy and addictive avocado cream, then put it back in the skins with the center filled with tartar. It's a little bit clunky in presentation – avocado skins, once they are cut open, are not the most elegant vessels to restuff – and their use makes the avocado-cream idea seem a little hokey. It would be a better dish if the avocado cream were served as a garnish to the tuna, rather than the other way around.
Remember when crab cakes all had that golden, crispy skin? Before they became fancy and all the kitsch was taken out? There's something so satisfying about that flavor, the fried-bread-crumb-honesty of it. The crab-and-corn cakes at the Epicurean pull off that flavor without seeming crass or cheap. The corn adds a harmonizing sweetness and crunch.
The risotto, turned bright green by pureed English peas, is dotted with bay scallops and shrimp, and the delicate seafood offsets the intense spring flavor of the peas. It's hard to stop eating even after the rich dish has filled you up.
The only true disappointment I came across was an entree of steamed trout served over fava-bean succotash. Steamed fish is a hard sell, and the Asian variations are the only ones I trust. Here, it was everything you might hope to avoid – bland, spongy and barely warm. The fava beans were mushy and reminiscent of canned lima beans. We desperately tried to hide our displeasure, but Loaiza's eagle eye caught us, and we did not pay for the entree. Dessert also was taken off the bill as an apology.
And what a dessert! A ginger biscuit, looking very much like the true English scone that Nana would have approved of, was cut open and sandwiched a scoop of crème fraiche ice cream. The slightly sour ice cream was a perfect match for the candied ginger and hard cake crumble of the biscuit.
The restaurant is adjoined by a retail wine shop, and the wine list is serious and very European, with some lovely half bottles and dessert wines accompanied by crowd-pleasers that wouldn't offend the snobs among us. Lunch hours run all day, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., when dinner starts. The room is not often full, and patrons frequently are older. There are a lot of women, lunching with their friends, looking for a meal that is sophisticated without being too modern, too trendy or too expensive. Looking for a room that is quiet and pleasing, with service that is caring and polite. My nana taught me that these are things to admire in a restaurant, and I believe she was right.
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A review of the literature on nematode diversity (=number of species identified) of soil inhabiting nematodes was undertaken and analysed with regard to distance from the equator, vegetation type and sampling effort. After applying a correction factor for sampling effort the results indicated that species richness was greatest in temperate broadleaf forest (61.7 species per sample) followed by cultivated soil, grassland, tropical rainforest, temperate coniferous forests and polar vegetation. The maintenance of high biodiversity in cultivated soils is unexpected but may reflect the impact of dominance in calculating many indices. Species richness was greatest between latitudes 30–40° (93.9 species per sample) and least above 70°, the mean richness near the equator (i.e. 0–10°) was 80.6 species per sample. While these data would suggest that nematode diversity is not necessarily greatest at the equator, and evidence to support a 'humped back' theory of species richness is not conclusive, they contradict the suggestion that nematode diversity increases with increased latitude.
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Kirby stopped mid-sentence to say, "You're playing the Pokémon thing right there, aren't you?"
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Kirby: ... As the amount of anti-ISIL content continues to eclipse pro-ISIL content online, the working group renewed its commitment to launching innovative international campaigns and expanding regional and global networks and accelerating global efforts to confront them in the information space.
As the Secretary said earlier today, though, and I think it's an important reminder—you're playing the Pokémon thing right there, aren't you?
Reporter: I'm just keeping an eye on it.
Kirby: It's an important reminder – we know this won't be easy. We recognize it's a challenge, and we're clear-eyed about the work we still have to do. This is why we convened this important ministerial and will continue to work with our coalition partners to defeat Daesh—did you get one?
Reporter: No. The signal is not very good.
Kirby: Sorry about that.
Here's the full video of the press briefing:
The Google Lab Whose A.I. Beat the World's Go Champion Has a New Job: HVAC
This post originally appeared on Business Insider.
Google forked out over $500 million for a little-known London startup called DeepMind in 2014 without specifying how the company's artificial-intelligence technology would be used to increase Google's revenues, which already run into tens of billions of dollars every year.
That all changed on Wednesday when DeepMind announced that Google had found a use for DeepMind's technology in its enormous data centers.
Since being acquired by Google, DeepMind's AI has been used to beat humans at board games and create free apps with the National Health Service. Neither application has helped Google make—or save—any money.
But now Google is using a DeepMind AI system to control the huge air-conditioning units in its power-hungry data centers, where servers consume enough energy to power entire cities and get very hot in the process.
The AI system does this by predicting how much air conditioning will be needed to deal with an anticipated change in data-center temperature, which fluctuates as demand for services like YouTube, Google Maps, and Gmail rises and falls.
DeepMind says its AI can make the cooling units in Google's data centers 40 percent more efficient, ultimately cutting the data centers' overall electricity consumption by 15 percent.
DeepMind's technology has been deployed across only a handful of Google's data centers, but Google is planning to introduce the company's machine-learning software to all 15 of its data centers by the end of the year, potentially resulting in massive energy savings on Google's sizable electricity bill.
DeepMind cofounder Mustafa Suleyman was unable to say how much money Google stood to save on its electricity bill, but the figure could run into tens or even hundreds of millions given the size of Google's data-center operation. In 2011, Google's data centers reportedly used 0.01 percent of the world's electricity.
But data centers aren't the only place where DeepMind can have an effect on Google's bottom line.
The company has also said in the past couple of months that it intends to sell its products and services to healthcare providers like the NHS at some point, providing Google with an additional revenue stream.
All of this adds up to make DeepMind an interesting acquisition that could create significantly more than the $500 million Google paid for the startup.
"DeepMind looks to be an acquisition of YouTube/Android significance for Google," Chris Lacy, an entrepreneur and software developer, wrote on Twitter, prompting a retweet from one of DeepMind's employees.
Why Starbucks Are Suddenly Running Out of Coconut Milk
his post originally appeared on Business Insider.
Starbucks across the country are running out of coconut milk, thanks to the runaway success of two new beverages.
On July 12, Starbucks launched the iced coconut milk mocha macchiato, its first-ever beverage with a coconut milk base.
Starbucks Is Banning Porn From Its Free Wi-Fi
Customers will soon no longer be able to watch porn at Starbucks.
The coffee giant will soon block explicit websites, CNN reports.
"Once we determine that our customers can access our free Wi-Fi in a way that also doesn't involuntarily block unintended content, we will implement this in our stores," a Starbucks spokesperson told CNN on Friday.
"In the meantime, we reserve the right to stop any behavior that interferes with our customer experience, including what is accessed on our free Wi-Fi."
The new policy comes after years of pressure from the internet-safety organization Enough is Enough.
"We are pleased by Starbucks' decision to make its stores safer for families and children by pursuing an effective Wi-Fi filtering solution," Donna Rice Hughes, president of EIE, said in a statement.
"We are hopeful that in the very near future, Starbucks will be filtering their coffee and their Wi-Fi, both nationally and globally."
Starbucks' decision comes on the heels of McDonald's decision to implement a filtered Wi-Fi policy in corporate locations. Other chains that have agreed to filter Wi-Fi include Panera Bread, Subway, and Chick-fil-A.
Calorie Counts Are Coming to Some American Beers
Soon, beer bottles and cans will contain calorie counts.
On Tuesday, the hugely influential Beer Institute, a trade association, announced an initiative to encourage companies to display information such as calories, carbohydrates, and alcohol by volume on all beverage labels. The organization's members include Anheuser-Busch, MillerCoors, and the Craft Brew Alliance, and they produce more than 81 percent of all beer, by volume, sold in the U.S.
Taco Bell's Newest Dish Is Massive and Possibly Obscene
Taco Bell is launching a Triple Double Crunchwrap.
The new dish contains double layers of seasoned beef, nacho sauce, and tostada shell. In addition to the regular Triple Double Crunchwrap, the chain will also be selling a spicy version with fresh jalapeños and spicy ranch sauce.
Taco Bell added the new dish to the menu on Thursday, July 14. Both versions of the Triple Double Crunchwrap will be priced at $3.49.
Excited Taco Bell fans are already buzzing about the new dish. Some Reddit users are plotting a potential overnight tailgate to get the Triple Double Crunchwrap at the earliest possible moment, and Taco Bell customers are taking to social media to discuss the item.
Customers who managed to sneak an early taste of the Triple Double Crunchwrap are saying that it's tasty—and huge.
Taco Bell launched the Crunchwrap Supreme in 2005, at which time it was Taco Bell's most successful product introduction.
Drinking Wine From Cans Is Now Popular and Acceptable
The future of wine is here, and it comes in a can.
Canned wine sales have more than doubled in the past year, growing 125.2 percent in sales in the 52 weeks ending on June 18, according to new Nielsen data.
In that period, the canned wine industry drove $6.4 million in sales.
Wine in a can has been on the shelves for the last few years, clocking in as a $1.9-million industry in the year ending in June 2012.
However, most of the business prior to last year was primarily in sparkling wine, such as Sofia mini champagnes, with sparkling wine making up 90 percent of all canned wine sales in 2012.
But that's all changed.
Canned table-wine sales increased tenfold, from $668,003 in the year ending in June 2015, to $6.7 million in the year ending in June 2016. Canned non-sparkling wine sales are now double that of canned sparkling wine.
"A great part is coming from just increased availability from a handful of brands," Danelle Kosmal, Nielsen North American's vice president, beverage alcohol, told Business Insider.
"It's more visible, and it gives wine drinkers, especially millennials, something new to try."
When Whole Foods named canned wine as a trend to watch out for in 2016, the retailer name dropped up-and-coming wine brands, including Infinite Monkey Theorem (which launched canned non-sparkling wine in 2011) and Presto Sparkling wine.
Huge wine brands are also getting in on the trend. Barefoot Wine & Bubbly launched a canned wine spritzer in April, geared towards customers drinking outdoors and drinking during the day.


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Got this in a recipe group. I haven't tried it (Yes I know that's annoying) but it sounds awesome and I WILL try it & thought some of you might like to also.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 4 ounces coffee mocha ice cream
- 6 ounces hot coffee
- 2 tablespoons butterscotch topping
- 2 teaspoons almond liqueur
- whipped topping
- 1 tablespoon toffee pieces or 1 tablespoon chopped chocolate-covered english toffee bar
- Spoon ice cream into a large coffee mug;pour coffee, butterscotch topping and almond liqueur over ice cream.
- Garnish with a dollop of whipped cream and sprinkle of toffee chips.
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Yum! Took it in the bath with me. Used caramel ice cream, coffee, caramel sauce and amaretto. Amazing!
Wow! Janet this is so good. We are experiencing a lot of wind today, so this wonderful coffee just hit the spot. I really enjoyed the flavour of this creamy, rich, thick treat. I will definitely be making this again.
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Keith Farrell is a professional political commentator, journalist, and author of a forthcoming novel. He has been a regular contributor to The Libertarian Republic since 2013. His political commentary has been published at The Daily Caller, Townhall.com, PJ Media, The Federalist Papers, The Foundation for Economic Education, Watchdog News, London's City AM, Bankable Insight, and various blogs and local publications in his home state of Connecticut. Keith has worked with Steve Forbes, providing research for Forbes's forthcoming new book, and has contributed valuable educational funding research to the Yankee Institute for Public Policy. In 2011, Keith founded a nonprofit organization, Spirits of '76, which has provided volunteer service in CT and RI communities, helping to feed and clothe thousands in need.
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Austin Petersen is the owner and chief executive of Stonegait LLC, a for-profit consulting firm specializing in photo and video services. Stonegait also provides social media advice, political campaign expertise and grassroots organizing strategies to candidates for office or to brands looking for more exposure.
Petersen is the former Director of Production at FreedomWorks and was an Associate Producer for Judge Andrew Napolitano's show, "Freedom Watch" on the Fox Business Network. Petersen built Judge Napolitano's social networks, boasting millions of clicks a month.
Petersen has turned The Libertarian Republic into a powerful online news source for the public, with an average of 1.5 million unique visits monthly. As a publisher and professional pundit, Petersen grew The Freedom Report podcast into a top audio news source, with an average of one million monthly downloads. As a creative content producer, business executive, and successful political organizer, Stonegait's CEO has a lifetime of activism ahead, with decades of professional experience in a wide variety of industries.
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Lina is a common female given name in Sweden, Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania, especially among those born after 1980.[1] In 2011 it was one of the most popular female given names in Germany.[2] It was initially used as a shortened form of names such as Karolina, Nikolina, Adelina, Evelina and Paulina. Since "-lina" is a diminutive suffix, it has no meaning of its own in Swedish. The Danish and Norwegian form is "Line".
Lina is also a short form of any female name ending in "-lina", such as Angelina, Evangelina, Carolina, Melina.
Lina is the female form of Linas, a common given name among people of Lithuanian descent. It can also be construed as a rare feminine form of Linus.
In the Russian language, Lina (Ли́на) is a diminutive form of the female name Avelina.[3]
In Arabic "Lina" (لينة) refers to a small, young palm tree. It means "tender" or "tenderness". In Greek it refers to the olive crown used for the hero.
The name Lina also has roots in France and China. In Chinese, "Li" (丽) means "pretty" and "Na" (娜) means "elegant".
- Lina (American singer), neo-soul recording artist who was born in Denver, Colorado
- Lina Kostenko (born 1930), Ukrainian poet and writer
- Lina Cavalieri (1874–1944), Italian operatic soprano
- Lina Heydrich (1911–1985), wife of SS-Obergruppenführer Reinhard Heydrich
- Lina Krasnoroutskaya (born 1984), Russian former tennis player
- Lina Lee, South Korean singer who is a member of The Grace
- Lina Medina (born 1933), the youngest confirmed mother in medical history
- Lina Morgenstern (born 1830), German writer, educator, feminist and pacifist
- Lina Radke (born 1903), German runner and the first Olympic champion in the 800 m for women
- Lina Tsaldari (1887–1981), Greek politician
- Lina Bo Bardi (1914–1992), Brazilian Modernist Architect born in Italy.
- Lina Wertmüller (born 1926), Italian film director
- Lina Leandersson (born 1995), Swedish actress
- Lina Posada (born 1988), Colombian model and designer
- Wang Lina (disambiguation)
- Li Na (disambiguation)
Fictional people[edit]
- Lina, a heroine in the video game Dota 2.
- Lina, a heroine from the video game Riviera: The Promised Land
- Lina Inverse, fictional sorceress from the anime series Slayers
- Lina Mayfleet, main character in the Books of Ember
- Lina, the maid in Astrid Lindgren's stories of Emil i Lönneberga (Emil of Maple Hill)
- Lina Lamont, character played by Jean Hagen in the movie Singin' in the Rain
- Lina (McLaidlaw), Aysgarth, character played by Joan Fontaine in the movie Suspicion (film)
- Lina the dog-like monster, in The Princess and Curdie
- LINA (software), a software to run applications compiled for Linux under Windows and OS X (Macintosh).
- ^ frequency of given name Lina in Germany (chart) beliebte-vornamen.de Accessed: August 14, 2012
- ^ 1000 most popular given names in 2011 (list) with Lina ranked 7th beliebte-vornamen.de Accessed: August 14, 2012
- ^ Petrovsky, p. 33
- Н. А. Петровский (N. A. Petrovsky). "Словарь русских личных имён" (Dictionary of Russian First Names). ООО Издательство "АСТ". Москва, 2005. ISBN 5-17-002940-3
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text: 000 FXUS63 KTOP 240835 AFDTOP AREA FORECAST DISCUSSION National Weather Service Topeka KS 335 AM CDT SUN JUL 24 2016 .SHORT TERM...(Today and Tonight) Issued at 335 AM CDT SUN JUL 24 2016 Last day of extreme heat potential today, with the realization of the heat somewhat uncertain. The breaking down of the upper ridge has allowed significant mid and high cloud into the area, with periodic scattered convection developing. Recent uptick in coverage in northeast Kansas seems to be ahead of a weak wave per RAP analysis, but a more potent wave is evident on water vapor and radar imagery was over east central Colorado. Surface observations showing weak cold front pushing southeast into the state with modest though persistent pressure rises behind it. Expect scattered to broken mid and high cloud to dominate skies today. Hard to rule out elevated precip for much of the area through the day. Models weaken the nearer wave this morning, but bring the Colorado wave into central Kansas in the late afternoon. Surface front looks to stall out over central portions of the local area this afternoon, with convergence along it rather weak, and an obvious focus for precip along it is not apparent, but would expect most coverage this afternoon and this evening to be near and north of it. Northwest areas should see the most notable cooling compared to recent days, but 850 and 925mb temp progs keep values near to slightly above Saturday`s levels in the southeast. Despite the cloud and precip potential, have followed the path of least regret and kept highs in the middle and upper 90s along and south of I-70, with some higher dewpoints pooling just north of the boundary. This keeps apparent temps in the 103-107 range in this area and keeps the Excessive Heat Warning going as-is. If these temps can be realized, ML CAPEs near 2000 J/kg will bring some concern for isolated severe downdrafts this afternoon and evening. .LONG TERM...(Monday through Saturday) Issued at 335 AM CDT SUN JUL 24 2016 Convection may be ongoing during the morning hours on Monday from overnight convection. Most of the area should dry out for the rest of the day An upper level shortwave through will move across southern Canada and Northern Plains and Great Lakes region on Sunday. This will suppress the upper ridge across the Central Plains. The upper flow will gradually become west northwest Sunday through Tuesday as the upper high pressure retrogrades into the western U.S.. A series of upper shortwave troughs will move across the Plains in the Wednesday through Friday time frame in a more northwesterly upper flow regime. A frontal boundary will move slowly into north central and northeast Kansas on Sunday. Current consensus would keep the frontal boundary across the northern counties and into parts of western and central Kansas. This will keep much of the area in the warm sector for the bulk of the day. Highs temperatures will range from the mid 90s to around 100 south of the front with lower 90s to the north. Dew points in the mid 60s in north central Kansas to the lower 70s in east central Kansas will yield afternoon heat indices around 105 degrees, so will continue with the excessive heat warning through Sunday evening. Expect scattered showers and thunderstorms to develop along the front on Sunday in a weakly sheared environment. Expect more pulse type storms with isolated heavy rainfall given the high precipitable water content in the atmosphere. The frontal boundary moves into east central or southeast Kansas on Monday as high pressure moves southeast across Iowa. Expect some isolated to scattered non severe convection and shear remains weak across the area. As mentioned previously mid level shortwaves will move southeast across the Central Plains from late Tuesday through Friday. A frontal boundary will be present across parts of the forecast area in north central and northeast Kansas through the period. Expect the development of an MCS or two through this period as well as convection along the frontal boundary. Timing of the waves will be resolved in the future, so for now will keep chance pops going in the forecast. Tuesday night and Wednesday look favorable for higher precipitation chances early in the period when a moderately strong wave is forecast to move across the area. Low level jet interactions and isentropic lift along with good moisture transport will increase the chances of training storms and locally heavy rainfall. Monday and Tuesday highs are expected to be near seasonal values in the lower to mid 90s, then cool into the 80s to lower 90s Thursday and Friday. Lows mainly in the upper 60s to lower 70s.as high pressure builds south into northeast Kansas. The frontal boundary will stall along the Oklahoma border in the afternoon and should focus convection there in the afternoon and evening. The western portion of the front will move northeast as a warm front across western and central Kansas. The low level jet of 25 to 30 kts is forecast across western Kansas into western Nebraska. Precipitation chances remain low Monday night into Tuesday with the front south of the CWA and the moisture advection remaining to the west and northwest of the forecast area. Tuesday night a shortwave will move southeast out of Wyoming and southeast into Iowa Wednesday morning. The front is forecast to lift northeast as a warm front Tuesday night and should extend from south central South Dakota into northwest Missouri by Wednesday morning. Some elevated storms will be possible as the front lifts northeast, however the better forcing will remain north across Nebraska. An MCS may form and move southeast and clip parts of northeast Kansas, so will keep highest precipitation chances across the northeast. A wave is forecast to move across Kansas and Nebraska Wednesday night in the northwest upper flow. A frontal boundary will lay across southern Nebraska however there is not much in the way of convergence along the front and the low level jet veers to the southwest and remains under 20 kts. Another upper trough is expected to move southeast across the Plains Thursday night which will bring a cold front through the CWA as it does so. The front looks to stall in southern Kansas. Small chances for precipitation will remain into the weekend with occasional waves affecting the Central Plains, however the deeper moisture will be across Oklahoma and southern Missouri late in the week. Cooler temperatures are expected in the medium and extended period with highs in the 80s to low 90s. Lows int he lower 70s cooling into the 60s toward the end of the week and into Saturday. && .AVIATION...(For the 06Z TAFS through 06Z Sunday Night) Issued at 1142 PM CDT SAT JUL 23 2016 A VFR forecast is expected to persist through Sunday. Models continue to show a marginal chance for LLWS with low level winds around 30KT. Surface obs across central KS are gusting now suggesting the nocturnal inversion is not that strong which is also limiting the chances for LLWS. Otherwise the main focus is on precip chances. There are some timing differences among the various solutions. Therefore have maintained a PROB30 for what appears to be the most likely window for precip. && .TOP Watches/Warnings/Advisories... Excessive Heat Warning until 7 PM CDT this evening for KSZ021>024-026-034>040-054>056-058-059. && $$ SHORT TERM...65 LONG TERM...53 AVIATION...Wolters


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I have tried to install Shape 5 Image and Content Fader as it looks great.
But it only seems to create a widget, no other config controls, and when I try and install teh widget into a widget area I get a dozen warning
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Has anyone suceeded with this plug-in.
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The arms on my LEGO minifigures are loose. How can I repair these to remain in place when I move the arm to the location I want it to stay in?
You can replace the arm with a new one by carefully removing the old arm and snapping in a newer one. Please note that this should not be done too often, as the procedure will damage the connection and could even crack the torso.
LEGO never attempted the arms to be replaceable. It is not like snapping and unsnapping bricks, however it can be done a couple of times with no ill side-effects.
In my experience the most times you can replace an arm on a minifigure without making the connection permanently damaged is 3. Maybe 4 times if you are lucky and you find an arm that is very tight.
The best tactic is to take care of minifigures carefully. Constantly moving their joints will make those connection loose. If you are working on things like stop-motion videos where you are frequently adjusting the joints, it is best to use cheap minifigures. You can still play with more valuable minifigures, but it is best not to constantly move their arm around. Arms get loose faster than legs, so while you can put the minifigure in sitting, standing, or running position many times before the joint will get loose, arms are a bit more delicate.
I have been experimenting to find the answer to this question, and today I have finally found it. I stumbled across a youtube vid of a child explaining his method, and mine was built off of his. His idea is to take labels, cut them into tiny pieces that are stuck onto the arm at the point where it connects into the torso. This works, all too well. Here's the problem. The arms get incredibly tight, as a result of there being too much pressure. This pressure slowly puts stress on the torso, and within weeks you will notice the modified figures busting open at the seam off the torso. This is generally on the sides, at the base, and it slowly cracks it's way up to the armpit permanently destroying your figures. I found this out the hard way when 10 of my superhero figures were destroyed. Still, I am thankful because this lead to my discovery. Once the figures had been destroyed, I quickly removed the labels from all the others I had done, to stop them from suffering the same fate. What I realized was that once the arms had been doctored, after removing the label (I used small pieces of a cat hair roller, and I'd advise you use this because I'm not sure labels are sticky enough) the arms retained Their clutch. This is a result of the stickiness staying with the arms after the sticky paper/cat roller material had been removed, but it feels like a perfect arm. The clutch is there, and you will not have to worry about the torso cracking. So now that you know, don't make the same mistake I did. This is what I would advise.
Now you have a perfect arm. It has amazing clutch, and best of all because the clutch comes from a sticky texture instead of immense pressure, your torsos will stay intact.
Put a little clear nail polish or paint on the part that connects into the torso. Not too much, though, or the torso will crack


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The vibrant markets and famous cuisine of London's Brick Lane are just a 20-minute walk from this private room. Free Wi-Fi, basic breakfast goods and toiletries are included.
Colourfully decorated, this spacious room contains a double bed and two wardrobes. Guests are welcome to make use of the modern kitchen, which features wooden flooring and furnishings. The tiled bathroom offers a newly fitted shower, and a separate WC.
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Stepney Green Underground Station is just a 5-minute walk away, and Bethnal Green Underground Station is a 10-minute walk away. Hyde Park can be reached within 15 minutes via the Central Line from Bethnal Green.
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In the room, the bathroom and the kitchen was clean and nice. However, at the entrance and the stairwell lot of garbage and unfavorable impression. The owner has not informed me that every room has a marked place in the refrigerator. The effect was that I left my food in the refrigerator (on one the shelfes) after breakfast - and when I came back in the evening my food was not there. I called the owner and asked him what happened. He said: cleaning lady usually throws food, whose owner had already left. But in the wastebasket was only a little part of my food - open packaging. But the sausage, cheese etc was not there. Sombady has took away it. The owner said that he will give me money for the food, but I don't now haw he intends to do it.
I have to say the house is quite hidden and doesn´t look to good on the outside, but the room is lovely and big enough for two people to stay comfortably. The bathroom and kitchen was very clean and I had a good night stay. The only problem is really the key at the front door, it gets stuck and you have to try for several minutes or wait for another guest to open the door. But I´d recommend it, since it´s only 20 minutes away to the city centre.
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City of Bethlehem Street Superintendent Bob Kitzhoffer says it was a good thing Bethlehem would be receiving a new shipment of salt on Wednesday. The city was left with only 800 tons of salt as of 9:30 am . The city's dome holds 2400 tons at full capacity.HARRY FISHER / THE MORNING CALL


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Community Calendar
The week's events
CCT Jr's Summer Theatre Camp
Monday, July 25 through Friday, July 29
CCT Jr's Summer Theatre Camp from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. each day with a performance on Friday at 7:00 p.m. Registration forms are due by July 1st. Visit cherokeect.org for a registration form and more details.
Good Times Place Senior Center Open Painting
"The Good Times Place Senior Center" located at the Cherokee Community Center will have Open Painting at 9 a.m.
Craft of the Month
Craft of the Month at The Good Times Place Senior Center (lower level of the Cherokee Community Building) will be Basic Knitting with Lynn Rhoads at 1:00 p.m. Sign up at the July potluck or call Lynn at 225-1093 for more information.
Sit & Stitch
Parkinson's Disease Support Group
VFW & VFW Auxiliary
VFW and VFW Auxiliary will meet at 7:30 p.m. at the Cherokee VFW.
Ala-A-Non Family Meeting
Al-A-Non Family Meeting will meet at 8 p.m. every Monday at St. Paul's Methodist Church in Cherokee. For information or questions call 229-2390.
"Things With Wings" for 2nd-4th grades
Tuesday, July 26 thru Thursday, July 28
"Things With Wings" is the theme of the Cherokee County Conservation Board's Annual Summer Camp this year. This camp will be offered for those who have completed 2nd-4th grades. Registration is due by July 20th and forms can be picked up at the CCCB office. For more information call 225-6709.
Christian Action Program Food Pantry
The Christian Action Program, serving Cherokee County, will have a Food Pantry every Tuesday from 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. in the basement of the Immaculate Conception Rectory, 7th & Cedar Streets in Cherokee. Call 225-4635 for more information. Donations are welcome.
Pre-school Story Time
Meets every Tuesday and is for 3-5 year olds
Cherokee Community Blood Drive
Cherokee Community Blood Drive will be from 12 Noon to 5:30 p.m. today at the Cherokee Community Center.
Good Times Place Senior Center 500 Card Club
"The Good Times Place Senior Center" located at the Cherokee Community Center will have 500 Card Club at 1 p.m. in the lower level card room. (Call Becky at 221-3088 for more information).
Take Two-sday Movie
Take Two-sday Movie at 1:00 p.m. at the Cherokee Library. This is for ages 18 and over. Popcorn is provided. Bring your own non-alcoholic drink if you wish. Call library for title and any other information.
Quimby Library Program
The Quimby Library will be having a program at the Quimby Park at 3 p.m. The Iowa Extension Office will be providing the program.
AA Wednesday Night Big Book Group
Read-It Book Discussion Group
Bring the book you're currently reading and come for coffee, cookies and conversation.
Good Times Place Senior Center
"The Good Times Place Senior Center" located at the Cherokee Community Center (lower level card room) will have Thursday 500 Club at 1:00 p.m. There is plenty of room for new players or substitutes. Contact Becky Tuttle at 221-3088. There will also be Wood Carving with Gary Chase at 1 p.m. in the lower level of the Cherokee Community Center. Contact Gary Chase or call Dave at 225-2715 for more information.
Tree Stumpers
The Tree Stumpers Genealogy Group will meet at 1:30 p.m. today at the Cherokee Public Library. The meeting is open to the public.
LEGOS will be every Thursday at 3:45 in the children's department at the Cherokee Library.
Cherokee Farmers Market
The Cherokee Farmers Market will be open each Thursday night from 4:00 to 6:00 p.m.beginning Thursday, June 2. It will be at the Railroad Depot, 119 S. 4th Street in Cherokee.The Cherokee Farmers Market features only Iowa grown produce grown in Cherokee County or the adjoining counties of Buena Vista, Clay, Ida, O'Brien, Plymouth, Sac, Sioux and Woodbury. It also features art and craft items. For more information call Jim Adamson at 712-229-9502.
NA Meeting
Meets every Thursday night
Good Times Senior Center Pinochle
"The Good Times Place Senior Center" located at the Cherokee Community Center will have Pinochle at 1:00 p.m. Call Molly at 229-2245 for more information.
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Hazel (1961–1966)
Episode List
Season 5
13 Sep. 1965Who's in Charge Here?
When George and Dorothy move to Baghdad to work on one of Mr. Griffin's oil deals, Hazel and Harold move in with George's brother Steve, his wife Barbara, and their daughter Suzy.
20 Sep. 1965Hazel's Second Week
With Hazel taking over the housekeeping, Barbara feels left out.
27 Sep. 1965How to Lose 30 Pounds in 30 Minutes
Wanting to earn extra money to pay for a weight loss course, Hazel sells real estate for Steve.
11 Oct. 1965Do Not Disturb Occupants
The Baxters sell their house and soon have sellers remorse.
18 Oct. 1965The Holdout
After a widow sells her house to Steve's client, it's found out that she's been swindled, so it's up to Hazel to save the day.
25 Oct. 1965A-Haunting We Will Go
Steve is sued for selling a haunted house to a client, until Hazel comes to the rescue.
1 Nov. 1965Hazel Needs a Car
After Steve refuses to lend Hazel the money to buy a car, she goes into the fish breeding business to raise the money.
8 Nov. 1965Hazel Sits It Out
Steve has plans to take Susie and Harold fishing. One of his real estate clients arrives at the house and tells Steve he has to find an agent to hold an open house at one of his homes. Hazel sits in as a real estate agent.
15 Nov. 1965A Lot to Remember
Hazel and Barbara go to a land auction. Hazel gets caught up in bidding and wins a plot of land for a few hundred. When she tells Steve which lot she purchased, she finds out it is a small strip of land, just about worth nothing.
22 Nov. 1965A Bull's Eye for Cupid
The Baxters spend their wedding anniversary on a fishing trip.
29 Nov. 1965The Crush
Millie has a crush on Steve.
6 Dec. 1965Kindly Advise
Suzy is unhappy when Barbara enrolls her in charm school, at Deirdre's insistence.
13 Dec. 1965Noblesse Oblige
Hazel runs afoul of a wealthy woman and befriends her husband.
27 Dec. 1965Hazel's Endearing Young Charms
After Hazel keeps bragging about the success of his brother, Steve gets an inferiority complex.
3 Jan. 1966A Car Named Chrysanthemum
Hazel buys a 1930 Model A in need of a lot of work, much to Steve's dismay.
10 Jan. 1966Once an Actor
Barbara's uncle visits. He is once-famous actor, out of work and money. Hazel and Barbara convince Steve to hire him at the real estate office. A few bad deals turn into successes. Also, he gets a call for Hollywood for a part in a show.
17 Jan. 1966$285 by Saturday
Hazel is collecting musical instruments to send to George & Dorothy for a missionary school. She also holds a fund-raiser for enough money to buy an organ.
24 Jan. 1966Boom or Bust
Steve puts the household on a budget.
31 Jan. 1966Harold's Gift Horses
Harold's teacher and Steve's client compete for Harold's affection.
7 Feb. 1966How to Find Work Without Really Trying
After winning dinner for two in a contest, Hazel selects a complete stranger as her dinner companion.
14 Feb. 1966My Son, the Sheepdog
Hoping to win a TV show contest, Harold starts his own rock band.
21 Feb. 1966Please Don't Shout
Steve has a difficult house to sell because it is located next to a busy, and noisy, highway. Hazel finds the perfect couple to buy the house - they are hard of hearing.
28 Feb. 1966But Is It Art?
Hazel mistakes a famous artist for the man she hired to come and paint her room.
7 Mar. 1966Who Can Afford a Bargain?
Fred and Mona Williams consider buying a house from Steve, which results in them having a fight.
14 Mar. 1966Hazel's Free Enterprise
Hazel sells her chili sauce to a supermarket to earn money for Steve's birthday gift.
21 Mar. 1966Bee in Her Bonnet
Steve impresses a wealthy client with his good deed.
28 Mar. 1966The Perfect Boss
Hazel writes an essay about Steve for a newspaper contest.
4 Apr. 1966A Little Bit of Genius
When Harold's friend Jeff is put in an advanced class at school, a rift develops between them.
11 Apr. 1966A Question of Ethics
Steve gets into trouble with the real estate association after Hazel gives some bad advice to her friends.
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Subject: Re: [OMPI users] Question about scheduler support
From: Ralph Castain (rhc_at_[hidden])
Date: 2014-05-14 18:16:21
Indeed, a quick review indicates that the new policy for scheduler support was not uniformly applied. I'll update it.
To reiterate: we will only build support for a scheduler if the user specifically requests it. We did this because we are increasingly seeing distros include header support for various schedulers, and so just finding the required headers isn't enough to know that the scheduler is intended for use. So we wind up building a bunch of useless modules.
On May 14, 2014, at 3:09 PM, Ralph Castain <rhc_at_[hidden]> wrote:
> FWIW: I believe we no longer build the slurm support by default, though I'd have to check to be sure. The intent is definitely not to do so.
> The plan we adjusted to a while back was to *only* build support for schedulers upon request. Can't swear that they are all correctly updated, but that was the intent.
> On May 14, 2014, at 2:52 PM, Jeff Squyres (jsquyres) <jsquyres_at_[hidden]> wrote:
>> Here's a bit of our rational, from the README file:
>> Note that for many of Open MPI's --with-<foo> options, Open MPI will,
>> by default, search for header files and/or libraries for <foo>. If
>> the relevant files are found, Open MPI will built support for <foo>;
>> if they are not found, Open MPI will skip building support for <foo>.
>> However, if you specify --with-<foo> on the configure command line and
>> Open MPI is unable to find relevant support for <foo>, configure will
>> assume that it was unable to provide a feature that was specifically
>> requested and will abort so that a human can resolve out the issue.
>> In some cases, we don't need header or library files. For example, with SLURM and LSF, our native support is actually just fork/exec'ing the SLURM/LSF executables under the covers (e.g., as opposed to using rsh/ssh). So we can basically *always* build them. So we do.
>> In general, OMPI builds support for everything that it can find on the rationale that a) we can't know ahead of time exactly what people want, and b) most people want to just "./configure && make -j 32 install" and be done with it -- so build as much as possible.
>> On May 14, 2014, at 5:31 PM, Maxime Boissonneault <maxime.boissonneault_at_[hidden]> wrote:
>>> Hi Gus,
>>> Oh, I know that, what I am refering to is that slurm and loadleveler support are enabled by default, and it seems that if we're using Torque/Moab, we have no use for slurm and loadleveler support.
>>> My point is not that it is hard to compile it with torque support, my point is that it is compiling support for many schedulers while I'm rather convinced that very few sites actually use multiple schedulers at the same time.
>>> Maxime
>>> Le 2014-05-14 16:51, Gus Correa a écrit :
>>>> On 05/14/2014 04:25 PM, Maxime Boissonneault wrote:
>>>>> Hi,
>>>>> I was compiling OpenMPI 1.8.1 today and I noticed that pretty much every
>>>>> single scheduler has its support enabled by default at configure (except
>>>>> the one I need, which is Torque). Is there a reason for that ? Why not
>>>>> have a single scheduler enabled and require to specify it at configure
>>>>> time ?
>>>>> Is there any reason for me to build with loadlever or slurm if we're
>>>>> using torque ?
>>>>> Thanks,
>>>>> Maxime Boisssonneault
>>>> Hi Maxime
>>>> I haven't tried 1.8.1 yet.
>>>> However, for all previous versions of OMPI I tried, up to 1.6.5,
>>>> all it took to configure it with Torque support was to point configure
>>>> to the Torque installation directory (which is non-standard in my case):
>>>> --with-tm=/opt/torque/bla/bla
>>>> My two cents,
>>>> Gus Correa
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Are you saying Steward was better at motivating or pushing Lewis than Correa was? If so, I don't agree with that. Steward may have done a better job of improving Lewis' skills than Correa, but if anything, I think Correa was actually better at getting Lewis to be aggressive and let his hands go (albeit perhaps to a fault). For example, when Lewis fought Tucker, Correa got him to stay on the attack through most of the fight and not lose focus. When Lewis fought Mercer, Steward kept screaming at him round after round to step up the pace, but Lewis didn't listen and continued to allow Mercer to get off first and take the fight to him. You could see Manny was very uneasy at Lewis having let that fight be so close, and they were very lucky the decision didn't happen to go the other way, which it probably just as well could've. Steward may have done good work with Lewis in preparation for fights, but they did not have a good corner relationship. That was evident from the numerous fights where Steward would keep telling Lewis to do something in the corner, and Lewis would keep going on out and either ignoring him or doing something completely different.
I think Correa's work with Lewis is actually somewhat misunderstood. I agree that he didn't develop Lewis' skills as much as he should've, but out of any trainer Lewis worked with, he best understood the necessity of keeping him motivated and not letting him fall asleep in fights. I'd say he was as good as anyone at lighting a fire under his ass.
Are you people f*cking kidding me?? Lewis didnt have a good corner relationship with him?? Lewis himself will tell you exactly what Im saying about the Mercer fight as being a big turning point in his career. Without Steward yelling at him he would have lost that fight. He will also tell you without Steward he wouldnt have gotten as far as he did.
Secondly, the proof is in the accomplishments. Im saying Steward made him into a complete fighter. With Correa in his corner Lewis was righthand happy off balance bomber. When he started fighting top ten fighters he was inconsistent, the reason he made the change. With Steward he was a calculated balanced fighter, and maybe thats why he was so much consistently better over the course of his career. With Correa in his corner, he looked horrible against Bruno and horrible against Mcall. He never had that kind of a performance again until late in his career after he accomplished so much.
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