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Published: Thursday, March 5, 2009 at 4:30 a.m.
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CULLOWHEE Students from several Western North Carolina school systems recently took top honors at Western Carolina Universitys annual Western Regional Science Fair and are on their way to the state competition in March.
Six hundred students attended, with more than 200 students from 16 counties competing at the annual two-day event sponsored by WCU, held at the Ramsey Regional Activity Center. Students in the elementary division, grades three through five, presented on Feb. 18 and older students, grades six through 12, presented on Feb. 19.
The first- and second-place students, as well as the eight elementary division winners, compete in the 22nd N.C. Science and Engineering Fair on Friday, March 27, and Saturday, March 28, at Meredith College in Raleigh.
Winners in the Senior Team Project division of Western Carolina Universitys Science Fair are Brevard High School students, from left, John Burrows, Brooke Burrows and Matt Travers.
Junior Earth/Environmental Science winners, from left, Jose Vera, third place, Waynesville Middle School; Jon Miller, honorable mention, Ridgetop Academy; Meredith Tooley, honorable mention, Brevard Middle School; Silas Crews, second place, Mountain Community School; and Sabrina Coulter, first place, Waynesville Middle School.
Junior Biological Science division winners, from left, Brandy Wightman, first place, Waynesville Middle School; Noelle Lee, honorable mention, Asheville Middle School; Evan Deweese, second place, Murphy Middle School; Noah Tittle, honorable mention, Mountain Community School; Brandon Gee, honorable mention, Mountain Community School; and Eleanor Palmer, third place, Mountain Community School.
Junior Physical Science division winners from left Robbie Luther, honorable mention, Mountain Community School; Carson Chet, honorable mention, Mountain Community School; Emily Miller, honorable mention, Smokey Mountain Elementary School; Bryson Smith, third place, East Rutherford Middle School; Brock Helton, second place, East Rutherford Middle School and Jenna Silver first place, Glenwood Elementary School.
Senior Physical Science division winners from left Donald Butler, first place, Tuscola High School; Lilly Rolfe, honorable mention, Hendersonville High School; Tyler Matthews, third place, Hendersonville High School; Karissa Stamey, honorable mention, Tuscola High School; and Jessica Luisi, second place, Tuscola High School.
Junior Technology/Engineering division winners, from left, are Aidan McKinney, honorable mention, Francine Delaney New School for Children; Duncan LeMay, honorable mention, Cullowhee Valley School; Daniel Taylor and Joshua Tourtellotte, third place, Brevard Middle School; Hunter Trombetta, second place, Mountain Community School; and Erik Myers, first place, Fairview Elementary School.
Senior Technology/Engineering division winners, from left are Lauren Lankford, third place, Tuscola High School; Ernest Hill, honorable mention, Tuscola High School; Joshua Fernandez, honorable mention, Tuscola High School; Kyle Decker, first place, Hendersonville High School; and Olivia Palmer, second place, Hendersonville High School.
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By Lt. Col. Mark McCannMay 31, 2012
U.S. Army War College students discussed sustainability considerations for senior leaders and the Army Net Zero program with Assistant Secretary of the Army for Installations, Energy and Environment, the Hon. Katherine Hammack, during the capstone lecture in an elective class here.
"I think it is important that leaders understand the challenges we face," Hammack said when discussing her interaction with the students here. "There are opportunities for War College students to bring new ideas and strategies to the attention of senior leaders, to think of ways to adjust things we do to make sure we have the resources to sustain operations. "
According to Col. Judith Robinson who teaches the elective, "Preserving Strategic Options for the Future: Sustainability Considerations for Strategic Leaders," students explore ideas and address sustainability from a more strategic perspective.
"The purpose of this elective is to get students thinking about sustainability with the ability to look forward and think about how to address issues and challenges related to sustainability," Robinson said. "Sustainability is not an end product. It is a process of continual improvement."
Robinson also said the elective gives students an exposure to different elements of sustainability including policy considerations, operations with some emphasis on the tactical side of sustainability.
During the elective period, students discussed how sustainability relates to training, contingency operations, procurement, and acquisition, and also how to integrate sustainability into installation planning. The course culminated with the final two class periods focusing on emerging issues in sustainability.
For this capstone class, Hammack talked with students about the main objectives of the Army sustainability program and how the Net Zero initiative seeks to change Army culture by focusing on management of critical resources -- energy, water, waste -- as a means to improve quality of life and ensure the Army maintains its ability to perform primary missions.
"Sustainability is about increasing mission capability at installations and during contingency operations," Hammack said. "It is about the management of resources to eliminate single points of failure and reduce vulnerabilities." Hammack explains, the reason we developed the Net Zero Initiative was to ensure that our facilities and installations can be enduring in an uncertain environment.
Hammack also said, "We don't have a Net Zero policy. We have a Net Zero program, a Net Zero challenge." And she talked about how installations are taking the challenge and competing among themselves to reach goals.
"If we can take our Army communities to Net Zero, it will be a wonderful example to other communities about what can be achieved," she said.
The elective is one of several academic requirements students must complete before receiving their Master of Strategic Studies degrees at graduation in June.
"This is an area that doesn't get much attention, at least not in the operational force," said Col. Sam Russell, a student taking the elective. "The things we read, DA and DoD policy, I had not read before, and it broadened my horizons."


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Mental Health, the Law and Predicting Violence
After an English major at Virginia Tech killed 32 fellow students and professors, the questions being asked include why this happened, and whether it might have been prevented. Guests discuss whether there is any reliable way to predict who might turn violent.
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Susan Tompor: Baby boomers need to figure out how much to spend in retirement
Three things can dictate how much retirees spend each year in retirement: their time-horizon, their tolerance for risk and how much of a guarantee they want that their money will last through their lifetimes, according to Colleen Jaconetti, senior investment analyst for the Vanguard Investment Strategy Group.
Someone who is going to need money for 40 years or more, she said, is at greater risk if they want to withdraw 4 percent or more in a year in retirement. But someone who retired later and needs the money for 10 years might be able to withdraw closer to 8 percent or 10 percent in a year.
Vanguard, she said, focuses on telling retirees to steer clear of thinking there is one correct withdrawal rate for everyone. The 4 percent rate takes into account a 50-50 mix of stocks and bonds; a 30-year time horizon and an 85 percent success rate that the money would last through retirement, she said.
Vanguard also has a calculator online that can help retirees determine how much to spend in retirement.
One mistake retirees can make, Jaconetti said, is to let their income from dividends and interest dictate their spending. If so, there could be a greater temptation to shift from a balanced portfolio and take on high-risk investments, such as high-yield bonds. Retirees might be better off tapping into some capital appreciation in given years, instead of taking on more risk.
Baby boomer retirees and those four or five years from retirement need to calculate how they're going to generate a paycheck in retirement. But they also need to review what they're spending and what adjustments they can make early in the game.
Grandy and his wife put a tighter control on their spending, recognizing that his mother is in her 90s now. The impulse spending had to stop for that money to last. Now, he's making extra spending money as an artist, doing work in clay and creating laser paper sculptures. The couple focuses on doing things with their 9 grandchildren, soon to be 10, instead of lavishing them with gifts, too.
"We don't know how long we're going to live," Grandy said. "We don't know how long we're going to need our money. Who knows the future of anything?"
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This paper presents a new analytical technique for improving the performance prediction of single-phase induction motors, especially capacitor motors. The technique uses the split-phase motor electrical equivalent circuit analysis together with electrical and magnetic parameters whose variation is computed from the equivalent balanced polyphase motor, so that the same magnetic circuit analysis can be used for both. (The term split-phase is used to cover motors operating from a single-phase supply but with the phase windings split into two orthogonal windings, one of which may have a capacitor in series with it during running or starting.) The technique accounts for the elliptical envelope of the magnetizing field vector and results in improved precision, since the three-phase electromagnetic model is considered to be more precise than the normal split-phase motor analysis. An important result is the computation of vector polygons of flux density for each section of the magnetic circuit, providing a better basis for core loss prediction. The double-frequency torque ripple is also obtained from the stator magnetomotive force and flux-density polygons. Three different electrical equivalent circuit methods for the split-phase motor (based respectively on the cross-field theory, forward- and backward-revolving fields, and symmetrical components) are evaluated to determine the method best suited for incorporating the variation of the circuit parameters from the polyphase magnetic circuit analysis, and it is discussed how the core losses can be included in these circuits to obtain the best overall performance prediction.


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Madoff Trustee Sues Credit Suisse to Recover $375 Million
Credit Suisse Group AG was sued by the trustee liquidating Bernard Madoff's former investment firm to recover $375 million in redemptions that were taken out of con man's company before his Ponzi scheme was exposed.
Trustee Irving Picard filed an adversary complaint yesterday in U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Manhattan for the return of funds transferred to the Swiss bank by investors in Fairfield Sentry Ltd. and Kingate Global Fund Ltd. The two so-called feeder funds, which invested almost all their assets with Madoff, are now in liquidation themselves, Picard said.
Madoff, who pleaded guilty to fraud charges, is serving 150 years in prison for the largest Ponzi scheme in U.S. history. Investors lost about $19 billion in principal, Picard has said. Picard has filed similar lawsuits to recover investments taken out of Madoff's firm.
"While we are still reviewing the complaint, there is no allegation that CS did anything wrong," Victoria Harmon, a spokeswoman for Zurich-based Credit Suisse, said in an e-mail. "This is simply another of the numerous claims the trustee has filed in an attempt to clawback further funds."
The case is Picard v. Credit Suisse, 11-02925, U.S. Bankruptcy Court, Southern District of New York (Manhattan.)


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Okay, don't get your knickers in a twist. Angkor Wat is great, it's impressive, I enjoyed my visit and I would visit again. But recently I have been feeling a little frustrated with travel rhetoric and my own contribution to it, and I wanted to write in a more honest way about my experiences. Whenever you read a post about Angkor Wat, you will encounter grand statements about feeling influenced by the weight of history, about feeling overwhelmed by the sheer scale of the ancient city, invariably accompanied by photographs of a sun rising over an ancient temple, perfectly lit, without a tourist in sight. When you read about a beach destination, the writer will often be at pains to demonstrate how white the sand is, how clear the water is, accompanied by that perfect shot of the sun setting over the ocean.
For me, this is not travel. It is so far removed from any kind of travel experience I have ever had, and I want to try something new with this post. There seems to be an idea that travel is something lofty that can take you out of everyday life, transcending the traveller on to some grander plane. Well, that is just complete nonsense. One thing that I continuously feel as I travel, is the everydayness of life, and that a lot of life is really tedious whether you are in an office cubicle, or at Angkor Wat.
So, when I was at Angkor Wat, trying to get that perfect shot for my readers while getting frustrated at myself for not being able to capture an image without a group of tourists in shot, I decided to stop trying and simply to capture what was around me. By doing this, I was able to capture my experience more honestly, because not only were there ruins of ancient temples (that are undoubtedly impressive) but there were other things around me, reminding me that in spite of Angkor Wat's grandeur, we are all 'only human' after all. My Angkor Wat experience consisted of being surrounded by hordes of tourists, all taking pictures of each other in their best poses, of copious security on the premises, of employees taking care of the grounds, of tuk tuks and motorbikes whizzing past, of scaffolding holding up buildings, of kids who should be at school trying to sell me postcards, of red ants biting at my feet, of tripping over rocks, of signs telling me in which direction I have to move and where I am not allowed to sit, of suddenly needing to piss when I'm at the top of a temple ruin.
This is not a diss. I am attracted to the tedium of life – it's what life is. In the setting of Angkor Wat and all its grandeur mixed in with this everydayness, I felt the fallibility of human existence all the more acutely. Here are some photos that represent my Angkor Wat experience.
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If you ever needed proof that humans are imperfect, here is a trouser/trainers combination I spotted at Angkor Wat.
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Taking a photo of a guy taking a photo of a kid selling postcards. He was sweet, sad looking, and far too good of a salesman for his age.


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John McCain's strategists are increasingly concerned about his ties to President Bush, and they are looking for ways to distance him from the unpopular incumbent in the fall campaign.
"The Democrats want to run against George Bush," a senior McCain adviser told U.S. News. "We want to make it clear that they're running against John McCain. We have to make the case that he's been at odds with Bush on a lot of things."
That includes McCain's criticism of mismanagement of the initial phases of the Iraq war, Bush's failure to cut domestic spending, Bush's attempts to increase executive power, and other issues. Iraq policy may be a special challenge, because McCain has been a leading advocate of Bush's surge of U.S. troops into the war zone.
That increase has quelled much of the violence there, but Americans remain impatient for the war to be over even though they want the next commander in chief to be careful in how he or she withdraws.
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Hamilton learned from what alonso sis last weekend.He drove well in the corners before the DRS zone and less aggressively in those where kimi couldn close in.thats how he was able to conserve his tyres.
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Exhausts are not really that important this season.Look at Lotus and Williams.They have Aero-neutral exhausts but they have quick cars.
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If they do get away with it,that would be the highest form of mocking of the FIA.All the other teams are watching.
All Hell will break loose if they are not punished.
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Their new sidepods are similar to the ones on the Ferrari.
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"We've stayed at the Shinagawa Prince a few times and have enjoyed our stay each time. The hotel is close to the Shinagawa train station. It's also close to restaurants, stores and convenience stores. Easy to get to from the airport especially with the Limousine Bus. We also went to the Aquarium a..."
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"The hotel is typical of a Japanese "business" hotel. Rooms are quite small, but the access to rail transport is not bad. A path along the canal offers a good jogging course. Convenience stores, drug stores, and a hundred yen shop are steps away."
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"This is our first time in Japan and this hotel is located in a very nice area. Just a few minutes walk from Tamachi Station, which is only one stop away from Shinagawa Station where you can transfer to most Shinkansens. Plenty of restaurants around the area and a supermarket right across the hote..."
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Hotels in Shinagawa
Accommodation in Shinagawa is mostly found right up close to its eponymous train station. These are mainly large, modern business hotels, serving not only travelers passing through, but also those coming to its burgeoning business district. One of the grandest luxury hotels in Shinagawa must be The Strings by Intercontinental Tokyo, a four-and-half-star establishment known for excellent food, opulent décor, and superb service. The Grand Prince Hotel New Takanawa is highly rated for its relatively spacious rooms and 8 restaurants, while the four-star Grand Prince Hotel Takanawa shines for its Japanese garden, tea house, and relative peace and quiet.
Things to see in Shinagawa
Apart from its massive train station with its hypnotic toing-and-froing, one of one of the easiest attractions to find here is the Epson Aqua Stadium. It actually lies between three Shinagawa hotels and has a large seawater tank with walk-through tubes, luminescent jellyfish displays, and daily dolphin shows. The Hara Museum of Contemporary Art is close by, too. This small museum boasts bold exhibitions from up-and-coming Japanese artists and has its own restaurant. A little further out is a fragment of Shinagawa's past, Tokaido Road. Its small guest houses, traditional stores and tiny shrines hark back to the time when Shinagawa was an important stop-over on the way to Kyoto. Shinagawa Kumin Park is a little sliver of nature running along of the district's canals, complete with outdoor pool, tennis courts, and a baseball practice court. Next door is Tokyo City Keiba Racetrack, home to the city's famous "Twinkle Races", a nighttime horse-racing spectacle.
Good for business travelers
Shinagawa is a prime destination for the business traveler. It has an ever-growing corporate district, home to many big Japanese and international companies, while its connections to Tokyo and cities across Honshu (Japan's biggest island) make it a convenient place to stop over on longer journeys. Most of the hotels in Shinagawa have a strong business focus, with excellent conferencing and meeting facilities. Dining options here suit all business needs too: it can be fast and convenient around the station; diverse and international in the hotel district; or authentic and exquisite, perfect for corporate entertaining, in its finest restaurants.
How to get to Shinagawa
If you're flying into Tokyo, then the easiest way to travel to Shinagawa from Narita is probably on the specially provided Narita-Airport Limousine bus. It takes an hour-and-a-half to reach Shinagawa Station. The cheapest way in is to take the Keisei Line, which takes 2 hours to roll into Shinagawa Station. If you're looking to travel out from Shinagawa, the JR Saikyo Line will get you to Western Tokyo, while the JR Yamanote Line takes you into central Tokyo. If you're heading west, you can catch the famed bullet train to Kyoto and onwards on the Tokaido Shinkansen.
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Question About An Xdk Motherboard
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Posted 29 July 2007 - 05:52 AM
hello i have recently obtained an xdk motherboard from ebay which is working fine. however i wanted to make it like my other xbox (1.0 that i had the ram upgraded on) so that i could use xbox media center. so i moved my x3 from the xbox i already had to the new one. now when i boot it up with the chip on it frags. it still boots fine with the chip off. i have tried to boot flashbios with no luck and also redid the DO. is there any other reason this wouldn't work?
Posted 29 July 2007 - 07:50 AM
Modchips do not work on xdk boards unless it is flashed with the debug bios, which is the exact same as a retail xdk bios. xdk boards use an x2 mcpx, retail boxes use an x3 mcpx you need an x3 mcpx in order to boot a hacked bios.
Posted 29 July 2007 - 08:39 AM
no it is not flashed it has the retail xdk bios. so it will not work? after the chip would not boot i was afraid of this. is there any other way to run xbox media center on this motherboard?
Posted 29 July 2007 - 09:03 AM
Posted 29 July 2007 - 09:41 AM
i've tried but it wont boot up any xbox games i guess because of the bios. i might try to mod the drive in another xbox and move it over.
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History noted roles of women; it is noted also the double burden, the spirit of advancement and stereotypes - this becomes a historical phenomena. Thus our great challenges as women, go pursue the women advancement within family career development towards family advancement for future investment.
I spent over 15 years in gender movement, gender mainstreaming in multisectors; however nowadays I saw more discrimination, in-justice to women especially due to financial crisis and economic situation. More activist mentioned now we are on gender mainscreaming instead! After studying Sociology/gender in doctoral programme and over 4 years working for the South East Asia region it is truly evidence and we couldnot deny that the patriarchy culture has given bad impact to the community and the world. I just came back yesterday from travels to Singapore and Thailand (and Khon Kaen) for meeting, conference and lectures; it is found that women migrant workers are suffering, more adolescent are afraid to get married, more depression disorder in women due to patriarchy culture, the teenage are still in pregnancy and the violence is nor less in the family and community. Thus, we need alliance together in working with men - a gender empowerment is a must to support gender equality against poverty, violence and discrimination! The worse women then the worse the family in facing career development; while the stronger women the stronger is family and community. Men's perspective based on patriarchy culture need to be changed into egalitarian ethos. Gender equality will give benefits to family due to women is the centre of the family and play most important role for the future of family, community and nation. Let's speak it up - keep the voice up as the pulsewire - to let more women talk and being heard, deliver the choices to get the stronger forces for the family, community, nation and for the world! This is our great challenges! May God bless us,
E.Surjadi spirit and support for gender forever
I heard information is power; however delivering the information is important and become one of big constraints. People say – method might lead to proper product. Incomplete information may lead people to false alarm, wrong perception and created unhappiness. That's why many misunderstanding born in this world due to prejudice of incomplete consideration of facts, biased-perspectives, oversimplified issues, rumors/gossip, uncontrolled-emotional, cross-wire language and so on.
The availability of information communication technology (ICT) has indeed empowered people to communicate faster, broader and easier regardless place and time. People started using cell phone, internet, sending text even pictures across cities, island, and countries regardless time and places. Thus, the Web 2.0 has increased the opportunity and access for all women in the world to share globally on the internet about their experiences, opinion, struggling, progress, conditions and hopes in creating a better life for today, tomorrow and future!
The promising broadcast aspect of Web 2.0 and the capability of social media to support the communication across societies, nations and the world has interested me much to continue working for women empowerment in global context. I have a big hope on this Web 2.0 to help more women and men in preventing gender-based violence.
I have started to get involved in the elimination of violence against women in 2000 when I was promoted to work for Ministry of Women Empowerment Republic of Indonesia. We were fighting hard to born the Domestic Violence Act by working together with multi-sectors, non government organizations, media and parliamentary over public/mass media campaign, socialization, meetings, workshop and road shows. The Domestic violence act was finally endorsed by the government of Indonesia in 2004.
As the counselor for women complaint system Post Office Box 10000, I found that most complaint due to gender-based violence (GBV) cases where women as the major victims. I feel struck by the life-stories, the fate and the loss of many women and family due to this GBV. Why the happy dream of living together need to end up to physical, psychological and sexually injured even death to the spouses? Something must be wrong and we have to do something to help them.
I finished my doctoral study with thesis on GBV, some predisposing and intervening factors are found that can reduce the cases. The findings revealed that higher communication implementation among spouses within low implementation of patriarchy culture may reduce the GBV cases into 56%. Despite my satisfaction in the study outcome, I feel that I have debt to all women, some of them were victims; who became respondents to my study and I also feel being obligated to tell all women and girls to prevent the GBV in their future-life.
I realized that the Web 2.0 will be empowering me to perform the mission, regardless my age; to keep distributing and broadcasting the hope and the powerful-coping mechanism of GBV prevention toward elimination of violence against women.


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Who has been Pacquiao's most "Prime" opponent?
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wide punches because he was forced into brawling. watch round 1 and you would see cotto maintining his game plan with his usual straight and sharp jabs that kept pac at bay and actually took that round in the 3 judges eyes. pac was just faster and confused cotto with his angles. it also helped that pac enticed cotto to come inside by covering up.
i believe that if cotto just maintained discipline, he could have finished the fight and even have a good chance of winning on points.
I'm seeing what you're saying, but Cotto's technical and skill issues were also clear in the fight before Pacquiao against Joshua Clottey when Clueless Joe took over. I'd say he looked even worse there. I've never seen him so squared up and hunched so far forwards with so much weight on his front foot. It totally ****ed his balance and ability to maintain it while throwing punches. Not only that, but the punches and combinations themselves looked to be much slower and far from sharp.
Actually, now that I think about it, I'd say that was the worst Cotto I've seen since he was badly drained at 140. He looked a bit more conditioned, quicker, and snappy against Manny later that year. He definitely got up for Manny, despite not having a grade-A team to supplement it.
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I want to make a FPS and debugging info overlay similar to the one in the bottom of this image http://www.ogre3d.org/tikiwiki/dl1692&display but without using SDKTrays or OIS, can anyone give me a snippet code (C++) for it. Also I want to customize its look, I mean changing its font and background color. Thanks in advance.
Simple as adding the 40 lines class file to your project loading a font of your choice and calling
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This is something I always see when my camera is not with me. I love the title too.
Fabulous capture
Interesting. The photo is not so sharp, but its simplicity, light, and gradient background make it very good.
Thank you! Well.. it was quite dark, so I had to use a high ISO and I think that made it a little blurred.
Great capture!
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I'm a beginner at Android and there's an existing Android project I'd like to import into Eclipse. From googling I found I should do this via File/Import/Existing project, which I did (there is a .project file in the root directory of the project I wish to open).
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Top 10 Indian restaurants in the Twin Cities
Indian food: the spice of life
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Could Indian food be the perfect regional cuisine? Its exquisite blending of perfectly balanced spices beckon equally in the sultry days of summer or on frigid winter nights. Its tastes are so delicious they'll satisfy a picky child, yet so complex they'll gratify the pickiest foodie. Dishes are rich enough for a raja, but affordable enough for a student, and they are easily tailored for vegetarians or carnivores, for timid diners or heat-seeking adventurers. When that craving strikes - and you know it will - here are our Top 10 choices for Indian food in the Twin Cities.
10. Jewel of India
Located in the Seven Corners neighborhood of Minneapolis between downtown and the University of Minnesota, Jewel of India is one of the best ethnic food options on the West Bank. Their daily lunch buffet is expansive and affordable, stocked with delicious curries, biryani,tandoori and vegetarian specialties, and plenty of naan to sop up the spicy sauces. Parking can be a challenge, but the pleasant, aromatic space makes a worthwhile pre-theater or post-class dining destination. The extensive menu also includes beer and wine. (1427 Washington Ave. S., Minneapolis;612.339.0002)
9. Gorkha Palace
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This Northeast Minneapolis restaurant is on a tucked-away block between Surdyk's and Ground Zero, but its small dining room has a welcoming feel, its walls and banquette upholstery awash in the warm, earthy tones of chiles, turmeric, and garam masala. It is co-operated by two Nepali women who offer a seasonally changing menu of mostly Nepali and Indian dishes with a few Tibetan items in the mix. The more common dishes are as good as any. Tandoor-baked chicken sekuwa is tender, smoky, and expertly seasoned. Curries such as the machha, or tilapia, version are subtly but richly seasoned. Also worth noting: Gorkha is one of the few ethnic restaurants in town to emphasize sustainable business practices by purchasing local meats and dairy and operating a composting program. (23 4th St. NE, Minneapolis; 612.886.3451)
8. Biryani Cuisine of India
Mixing traditional Indian dishes and ones created by their own chefs, Edina-based Biryani offers an inviting meal for those looking for more than just cookie-cutter Indian food. With a focus on Bangladeshi and northern Indian cuisine served in a semi-formal atmosphere, some of the menu highlights include goat rezala--with the meat sauteed with a unique mix of seasoning and curry - and salmon Indian style. You'll also find several traditional entrees, from curry to vindaloo to Greek masala, each offered with various meats. And don't forget the array of varieties of the titular dish. Vegetarians also have a number of options. Most entrees are between $12 and $17. A buffet featuring 30 items from the menu is offered daily. (7078 Amundson Ave, Edina; 952.946.0009)
7. Chindian Cafe
Bre McGee
Chindian serves a typical array of American Chinese fare at typical prices, but touches like using beef from Thousand Hills Cattle Co. and the inclusion of Indian and Malaysian dishes on the menu raise it to a higher level. Popular menu items include vegetarian samosas (handmade pastries stuffed with fresh vegetables and spices in a signature mint sauce) and Madras Chicken (served with carrots, onions, pea pods, dried chilies, and curry leaves). Dishes such as the Indian fried noodles (wheat noodles, chicken, tofu, eggs, sprouts and scallions, garnished with a lime wedge) and the Indian hot and sour soup (tomatoes, onions, jalapenos, curry leaves, mustard seeds, dry red chilies and rasam spice) are tasty and reasonably priced. The abundance of gluten-free options are well-marked on the menu, and they now serve beer and wine along with homemade ginger tea and lemonade. (1500 E. Hennepin Ave, Minneapolis; 612.676.1818)
6. Tandoor
A much-beloved Twin Cities establishment, family-owned and operated Tandoor has pleased long and hard with its traditional Indian dinners combined with the stylish zest for life maintained by Tandoor's owners. This Bloomington restaurant has been serving up quality Indian dishes for over 20 years. They offer a daily lunch buffet (with a special Maharaja buffet on Saturdays), and plenty of vegetarian options in addition to treats like walleye curry with coconut milk, chicken tikka masala with dal makhani, and, of course, plenty of tandoor dishes. Their kebabs and bread are prepared in a traditional clay oven, and the mango ice cream is house-made. (8062 Morgan Cir., Bloomington; 952.888.5020)
5. Namaste Café
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Located in a converted Hennepin Avenue house, Namaste has an ambiance that's both cozier and more elegant than most south Asian eateries. Its sunny walls and sparkling hardwood floors make it an inviting spot to linger over a glass of wine or pot of chai. The restaurant trades in Nepalese cooking--dal, chaat, several curries--that tends to be lighter and fresher than most local Indian fare and offers several vegetarian and vegan options. Try their award-winning chai in one of the many variations (eucalyptus, anise, spicy Masala, vanilla nutmeg, coconut crème, etc.) The menu of Himalayan favorites, such as gentle, complex curries featuring everything from lamb to black-eyed peas, or mamacha dumplings, will complement your chai perfectly as you overlook the busting Uptown neighborhood from their inviting front porch. (2512 Hennepin Ave. S., Minneapolis;612.827.2496)
4. India Palace
With outposts in Plymouth, Burnsville, Roseville, and Woodbury, India Palace has the suburbs covered in 360 degrees when it comes to quality Indian food. The décor is festive enough at each restaurant, but none is exactly overflowing with atmosphere. Think neon signs and practical brick strip mall ambiance. But the utilitarian spaces let them focus on the most important thing: the food. India Palace offers a great lunch buffet, whose individual dishes shine brightly, despite the impressive variety of options on offer. The dinner menu covers specialties from all regions of India, broken down into sections by kind of protein. The generous portion of garlic naan is perfect for dipping into any of their distinctive, buttery curries. Service is efficient and knowledgeable, and there is free parking available at all the locations.(4 metro locations; website)
3. Bombay Bistro
Tony Nelson
Bombay Bistro is the rare experience in local Indian dining that persuades you to take off your coat and stay awhile. With a clear glass facade reflecting the art deco Foshay Tower, the low-ceilinged banquet room comfortably accommodates a weekday rush of downtown worker bees for the lunch buffet, featuring a hand-picked variety of regional specialties from the subcontinent: a vegetable curry bread from Mumbai called pav bhaji, fried dough filled with spiced potatoes called paani poori, and other street snacks. Evenings are more mellow, with soft-spoken couples sipping mango lassis in soft upholstered armchairs under chandeliers, or ordering something harder from the full bar, and dining on staples of Indian cuisine like rich and velvety saag paneer or succulent lamb. (820 Marquette Ave, Minneapolis; 612.312.2800)
2. Dancing Ganesha
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Bought and installed a Dowco tail bag on my K1200S. Because there has been some interest in tail bags in this forum, I thought I'd do a quick review on the Dowco. At the outset, I must admit that I embarked upon my voyage looking for the Chicane Summit Tail Bag. Unfortunately, no one seems to have the summit in stock; I even searched every nook at the BMW MOA rally in West Bend, WI, to no avail. My futile search for the Summit opened my mind to other possibilities, though, and I came upon the Dowco tail bag. "Hmmm!" I said to myself, before buying and installing the Dowco. Here's my review and some pictures:
Technical Specifications: The link above gives technical specifications in terms of capacity, etc. and so I won't bother with those.
Price: About $90 although you can probably get some better deals if you take the time to search the internet.
Product strengts vis-a-vis the K1200S: Fits the OEM seat like a glove. Unobtrusive and enhances the sleek lines of the bike (goes with the flow). Superb quality. Ties down nice and firm. Ties are of a superior quality with a velcro cover to keep from scratching any part of your bike. Spacious and expandable. Zippers are of a high quality. Pockets for pens and calculators (I can never find a pen when I need one, but these pockets should solve the problem). Removable and exchangeable side strips with nine different colors to match your helmet, jacket, or mood! Unobtrusive waterproof cover that tucks away nicely and, when tucked away, actually provides a soft padding for your lower back. Took the bike out for a test ride and didn't even notice that the tail bag was there.
Product Weaknesses: Raises the clearance height so that when you are straddling your bike, you got to put in a little extra effort. Can't think of any other weakness.
Overall Conclusion: I'm a very happy camper. I would rate this accessory as among the best in terms of bang for my $90 bucks!
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If I have fresh limes on hand but not fresh lemons, can I use the limes to make hollandaise and mayonnaise? Assuming it works, what effect will the lime juice have on flavor and texture?
Yes, it will work. The texture won't be different but the flavor will be significantly different. It will taste like lime hollandaise. :-P
I imagine a lime hollandaise would taste great on fish and other seafood. I'm not entirely sure what you would do with lime mayonnaise though.
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This soup turned out wonderfully. I made it after coming home late from work and it could not be quicker. I also used fresh peppers and onion and served it with crusty bread. Mini raviolis would work well in the soup too, especially if serving to kids. The soup was even better the next day!
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Two prisoners in Canada have made an audacious, but short-lived, bid for freedom after being hoisted away in a helicopter reportedly commandeered by their accomplices.
Jack Layton, a career politician, was the charismatic leader of the New Democratic Party (NDP), Canada's new opposition party. With his boundless energy and folksy yet feisty no-nonsense approach, he had battled cancer and a hip replacement to lead his left-of-centre party to an historic victory in last May's federal election. He had brought hope and optimism to federal politics and was arguably at the height of his political career.
It's a good job the Duchess of Cambridge has been brushing up on her French. William and Catherine have been told to expect vocal protests from republicans and French-speaking separatists when their first overseas royal tour reaches Quebec this weekend.
At less than seven hours from the UK, the province of Québec is closer than you think! With great shopping, fabulous cuisine and passion for life, Montréal and Québec City are gateways to Québec's Great Outdoors.
Jacques Hétu died just too soon to enjoy the first performance of his Fifth Symphony, on 3 March, with the Toronto Symphony Orchestra under its chief conductor Peter Oundjian. But he did not want for public hearings: although his music is unfamiliar in Britain, he was one of the most frequently performed of all contemporary Canadian composers.
Kaki King's unorthodox approach to the guitar has already secured her a guest spot on the last Foo Fighters album, and a Golden Globe nomination for her soundtrack to Into the Wild.