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Then there are socks and, specifically, children's socks. These seem to rearrange themselves, by incorrect size and mismatched colour, on a weekly basis. "Whose is this?" I demand, holding up a sad green specimen that I have never seen before. The seven-year-old shrugs.
I give up after a while. After all, life is too short to track your children's socks (though I'm always surprised that a university department hasn't spent a lot of time and trouble studying precisely that).
Carrier bags also have strange habits. "I thought you might be interested to know that, having just returned from 16 days in Outer Mongolia ... every other person was carrying one of your yellow plastic carrier bags," writes Mrs D Alvis to Sainsbury's Magazine. It turns out that the bags, some of which were four years old, are greatly coveted in Ulan Bator.
No one has written in to report how many trolleys can be found roaming the streets of Mongolia, but surely it can only be a matter of time. Sainsbury's says about 10 per cent of its 250,000 trolleys go missing every year. At an average price of pounds 50 each, this is not a cheap problem. (Tesco is trying to stop this by installing the trolley equivalent of cattle grids around their superstores.)
But at least trolleys that do escape are predictable. Their first love is obviously water. If they can find a canal or a river, they will jump.
And here is another thing: why do all abandoned trolleys look alike? They are all the boring, old-fashioned kind. Yet these days there are so many other options for every lifestyle. There is single-baby, twin- baby, single-toddler, twin-toddler and - yes - baby-and-toddler. There are trolleys for old people and people with bad backs and the disabled and ones for little kids to push, too.
Clares Merchandise Handling Equipment in Wells, Somerset, makes most of the trolleys in the UK and does about 60 kinds. Most are variations in size on the basic 12 or so styles, but not all. "We've just made a shopping trolley for pregnant women with a curve at the back, giving them room for their tummies," says the sales director, Ian Fletcher. "And we've just made a special one for a lady who has given birth to quads."
All of this makes me think that it is too boring that I use an old-fashioned trolley. Isn't it time that we single parents had our own trolley too? It's the kind of thing a university is probably starting to research right now.Reuse content


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Thank you, Robert Herring and the Green Resource team have joined as Presidential Sponsors to the NC/SC Partnership Program.
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NC STMA Members, We are proud to announce the NC/SC Partnership Program has been launched via Eventbrite. The link is https://carolinasstma-partners.eventbrite.com . We want to ensure that you are getting the best value for your dollar. The Partnership Program is set up for a one-time payment for the entire 2017 year. By signing up for Presenting, Presidential, and Platinum Levels your company will get exposure at 10 or more NC/SC events throughout the year. Also you will get exclusive benefits that the regular chapter sponsors do not get. For those companies that want to remain a sponsor of either the NC or the SC Chapter we are offering GOLD, SILVER, BRONZE levels as previous years. Please sign up through the Eventbrite website. This will help us in accounting for sponsorships. We prefer payment in the form of a check, but will also take credit cards. Please make checks out to SC STMA and mail to: NC/SC STMA Partners Program PO Box 161023 Boiling Springs, SC 29316 ***Note on the check which sponsorship level that you are signing up for. This will help us match it with the Eventbrite website.*** Being that this Partnership Program is a new program this year, we are trying to eliminate as much of the problems/issues as we can during this transition. Thank you for your support over the past years and as we work through this program into the future. Our members recognize the important role that vendors have in our Chapters. Without your support we would not be able to put on meaningful events for our members. We are in this together and we value your sponsorship! If you have questions please contact Sean Veilleux, Justin Raney, Robbie Miller, or Scott Stevens. Thank you for joining us for the 2017 year! Sean Veilleux email@example.com Justin Raney firstname.lastname@example.com Robbie Miller email@example.com Scott Stevens email@example.com
September Letter To Members
Hello NC-STMA Members, Yesterday, NC-STMA hosted our fourth event of 2016 at Duke University. We had 75 members attend. Be sure to check out the NC-STMA webpage, Facebook, and Twitter sites for the photos. There were three presentations followed by lunch and a tour of the Duke University athletic facilities. Presenting first was Dr. Kerns, from NC State, on Disease/Nematode Control in Athletic Turf. His presentation discussed some of the diseases that affect sports fields this fall. The major one for bermudagrass is Spring Dead Spot. During the fall months is the time to start treating for this disease when soil temperatures are averaging around 70 F degrees. With warmer weather for September and October being forecasted, he said that if you are planning to overseeding your field with perennial ryegrass you should consider using fungicides to help with damping off. Also if you plan to cover your fields this winter with winter covers you should also consider spraying fungicide to help prevent diseases from occurring. Next to present was Dr. Peacock, from NC State, on Pest Control with Bio-rational Products. Dr. Peacock gave a short presentation on alternative methods to control pests, weeds, and diseases. There are many products that are environmental friendly that can be used. They are called bio-rational materials. Bio-rational material is non-toxic with few ecological side effects. These products are made up of natural substances that are already exist in nature and are not formed from chemicals in a lab. For example, corn meal can be used for crabgrass control. Though managers that have used corn meal in NC for prevention of crabgrass have had little success with this, in the Midwest they have had good control. The last presentation was Willy Pennington, from BASF, on Pesticide Formulations and pH Implications. Willy gave an entertaining talk on chemical composition. All things are made up of a few elements combined with other elements. Using a Periodic Table he showed how adding a couple of elements can make a chemical formula toxic to weeds, insects, and diseases. He also said that testing the pH of the water that you fill you spraying tank is important. If the pH is not neutral 7 on the pH scale, being more basic or acidic can alter the chemical that you are spraying, which can have adverse effects on the treatment. The presentations were followed by a facilities tour with Scott Thompson, Sports Turf Manager. We started off the tour by seeing Cameron Indoor Arena, though not sport turf related, the iconic venue was great for members to see. The tour continued to Wallace Wade Stadium and the outdoor/indoor football practice fields. Next we saw the soccer/lacrosse practice fields and stadium. The tour ended on the new outdoor track field and facility. Currently, Duke is beginning construction of new softball venue. Members were able to ask many questions and see some top notch facilities that Scott and his crew take care of. Duke University facilities have changed drastically over the past several years to become some of the best in the country. The next event for members is the NC/SC-STMA Myrtle Beach Conference and Trade show on Nov. 14-16 at the Springmaid Resort. Registration is now open for all attendees through the EventBrite website. "Earlier Bird" registration ends on Nov 2. If you have not received an email or seen the flyer and are interested in attending please contact one of the NC-STMA board members. Also this year at the Carolina's Cup Golf Tournament will be raising money for two $1000 student scholarships. One will be award to a current student in a turfgrass field and the other to any student that is majoring in a different subject that is related to a NC/SC STMA member. For eligibility for these scholarships and to apply contact Derek Walsh firstname.lastname@example.com. At the conference we will be holding our annual NC-STMA members meeting to vote in new officers for the 2017 year. . See you at the Beach! Thank you, Scott Stevens President, North Carolina STMA
NCSTMA Field Day Tuesday, September 20th Duke University Schedule Registration 8:30 am Educational Sessions 9:00 am to 12:00 pm FREE Lunch 12:00 pm to 12:30 pm Afternoon facilities tour 12:30 pm Please pre-register by emailing Robbie Miller before Friday, September 16th to firstname.lastname@example.com. Please join us for our final field day of the year at Duke University on Tuesday, September 20th where we will have morning educational sessions, lunch, and a facilities tour of Duke's newly renovated athletic facilities. As always, attendance and lunch are FREE to NCSTMA members and cost to join is $30 for non-members, and $15 for students. Please visit www.ncsportsturf.org for membership information. Educational sessions: Disease/Nematode Control in Athletic Turf Pesticide Formulations and pH Implications Pest Control with Bio-rational Products
May Update
May 26, 2016 Hello NC-STMA Members, Yesterday, NC-STMA hosted the third event of 2016 at the Greensboro Grasshoppers in downtown Greensboro. We had 39 members attend. Be sure to check out the NC-STMA webpage, Facebook, and Twitter sites for the photos. There were two presentations followed by lunch and a baseball game. Presenting first was Jake Holloway from the Greensboro Grasshoppers. He presented on the baseball park at Greensboro and his maintenance practices. He talked the biggest challenge that he and his crew face with the maintenance of the field which was minimizing the organic layer that his built up over time and dialing in his irrigation system. His aggressive approach to cultural practice is making way against the organic matter and improving the drainage. Also to help out he is not as aggressive with his fertility program. He fertilizes to maintain a green field, but not pushing the turf. He takes measures to maintain the soil and allows the turf to take care of itself. Jake stressed the importance of continue to grow and improving upon systems. This year his focus is on the irrigation system. He is looking to save lots of money in his budget by having the system properly tuned in. Next to present was Michael Clark of Clark Irrigation & Design Inc. Michael discussed two topics; the importance of frequently checking your irrigation system and every couple of years the steps in doing an irrigation audit. He had a PowerPoint presentation showing slides of faulty irrigation systems and also slides of how do audits on your irrigation system. We were able to see a field demonstration of how the audit works. The presentations were followed by lunch and the baseball game. The game was the last of a 7 game home stand for the Grasshopper crew. Jake and the crew, as always, had the field in tiptop shape. The Virginia STMA chapter is hosting a field day seminar at Longwood University on June 14th and 15th. They have extended a discounted rate of $20 to our members if they want to attend. Over the past couple of years Longwood University has transformed into a Division I facility located in Farmville, VA. It is sure to be a well-attended event with speakers presenting on Surface Hardness, Mound Renovation/Repair, Mower Maintenance, and more. For NC-STMA our next events are as follows: Sept 20 Du University Nov 14-16 NC/SC Myrtle Bach The NC/SC Myrtle Beach conference committee has been working on a new location for this year. The hotel is bigger and can better accommodate the growing conference. Be on the lookout for the flyer being sent out within the next month or so. Because this is a new hotel/venue the registration deadline will be October 24th. See you at Duke! Thank you, Scott Stevens President, North Carolina STMA
April Update
April 27, 2016 Hello NC-STMA Members, Yesterday, NC April -STMA hosted the second event of 2016 at the Carter Finley Stadium on the campus of NC State. We had roughly 60 members attend. Be sure to check out the NC-STMA webpage, Facebook, and Twitter sites for the photos. There were three presentations followed by lunch and then a tour of the NC State's athletic fields. Presenting first was Travis Gannon from NC State. Travis presentation was on "Pesticide Fate and Behavior." He discussed the chemicals that have recently been pulled from sports turf use, such as MSMA. He also presented on some of the research he has been doing with the translocation of chemicals from unwanted sprayed areas. In one research trial he used a soccer ball to test how much chemical was been tracked on the ball after spraying. The results were 10-15% if rolled on the surface just after spraying. He also discussed the importance of having spray barriers or spray perimeters between areas of spraying. This helps with drift and soil contamination. He stressed the importance of keeping the right products on your shelf and keeping the wrong products off your shelf. Next to present was Pete Ashe of UNC-Greensboro. Pete's presentation was on "Building Property Sustainability in the Transition Zone." He discussed how UNC-G was being sustainable with allowing clover to grow in common/complex areas and how beneficial it is to the environment, especially with the honey bees. As always Pete's presentation was just as entertaining as informational. The third presentation was by Josh Marden of Turfface Athletics. Josh discussed the different mixes of infield material and the ratios of sand/silt/clay. Depending on where you are located and what type of field you are maintaining will depend on the mix. He also covered in his presentation the different types of infield conditioners; Calcined Clay, vitrified clay and diatomaccous earth. All these materials are used in helping to maintain infield moisture. We also did a drawing for some NC-STMA "swag." A couple attendees were awarded some shirts and hats. Along with the shirts and hats, the new NC-STMA business cards and magnets have arrived. Stephen Watson and the Marketing Committee delivered them yesterday at the event. Be sure to grab a couple and hand out to potential new members or hang up in your shop. The presentations were followed by lunch and then a tour led by Derek and Daryl Liles the sports turf managers for NC State. In the tour we were able to see Carter Finley stadium, the new indoor practice football facility, as well as the football practice fields. On Carter Finley they were preparing for the upcoming concert. They were taking measures to protect their synthetic sidelines as well as the field. After the concert, the entire turfgrass part of the field will be completely renovated. The new indoor football facility is the size of an entire football field that serves as an area for the team to go during inclement weather. On the practice fields, the fields were in the middle of transition. The ryegrass, which was sprayed out a couple of weeks ago, was completely gone, and the bermudagrass was beginning to fill back in. Our next events are as follows: May 25 Greensboro Grasshoppers-NC-STMA Day at t Ballpark Sept 20 Duke Univery Nov 14-16 NC/SC Myrtle BechThe NC/SC Myrtle Beach conference committee has been working on a new location for this year. The hotel is bigger and can better accommodate the growing conference. Be on the lookout for the flyer being sent out within the next month or so. Because this is a new hotel/venue the registration deadline will be October 24th. The next NC-STMA event is less than a month away. For the first time we will be at the Greensboro Grasshoppers, for our day at the ballpark. We will have two presentations followed by lunch and the game. This is a good opportunity to come see the field and a good excuse to catch a game. Your registration for the event will include the ticket to the game. Your preregistration helps with a count for food and the amount of tickets that we need for the game. See you in Greensboro! Thank you, Scott Stevens President, North Carolina STMA
March Update
Hello NC-STMA Members, Yesterday, NC-STMA hosted our first event of 2016 at the Town of Pineville. We had roughly 40 members attend. Be sure to check out the NC-STMA webpage, Facebook, and Twitter sites for the photos. There were three presentations followed by lunch and then a tour of the Town of Pineville's athletic fields. Presenting first was Burke Anders of STI. Burke, back by popular demand, discussed sprayer maintenance, as well as giving an overview of the different types of pump systems that go on sprayer units. His key message was making sure to be safe when spraying and handling chemicals. Always use Proper Protective Equipment (PPE) and clean your spray tank/nozzles/filters regularly. Next to present was Michael Hileman of JRM. Michael gave a presentation of aerification. In his presentation, he discussed the different types of tines and machines used to aerate. This was the same presentation that he gave out at the National conference a couple of years ago. The third presentation was by Grady Miller of NC State. Grady's presentation was about Spring Transition/weed control. He discussed the different chemicals used to transition from ryegrass back to bermudagrass during the spring. He also discussed some of the new chemicals on the market for weed control. As always, Grady had photos that showed the different results from the do's and do not's of spraying. The presentations were followed by lunch and then a tour led by Scott Futter of the Town of Pineville. In the tour we were able to see a heavily used baseball field. We were able to converse on how he took care of the field and the challenges that he faces with fields that are used 7 days a week. The Parks and Rec department is steadily growing, in the past couple of years he went from taking care of two fields to now four. In the future, plans are to add an additional 70 acres of fields. Our next events are as follows:
April 26 NC State University
May 25 Greensboro Grasshoppers
Sept 20 Duke University
Nov 14-16 NC/SC Myrtle Beac The NC/SC Myrtle Beach conference committee has been working on a new location for this year. The hotel is bigger and can better accommodate the growing conference. Be on the lookout for the flyer being sent out within the next month or so. Because this is a new hotel/venue the registration deadline will be earlier for the event than in the past. The NC State seminar is less than a month away. We will be at Carter Finley Stadium, which they will be holding a concert the following weekend. The tour will include the field management for the concert, as well as seeing some of the other changes at NC State sports facilities. On behalf of the Board of Directors we look forward to seeing you at the next event. If you have any questions or concerns about NC-STMA please contact one of the board members. Thank you all for your continual support of NC-STMA without our members, our vendors, volunteers, and board none of this would be possible.
See you in Raleigh!
Thank you,
Scott Stevens
President, North Carolina STMA
February 2016 Update
Hello NC-STMA Members, I hope everyone was able to relax over this past winter and is ready for an exciting year. Spring sports practices are underway, with many facilities already hosting games. Recently, your Board of Directors met at our annual planning meeting at Lake Wheeler Turf Lab on the campus of NC State University. We reviewed the 2015 year, resolved website issues, planned four events for the upcoming year, and agreed to sponsor the end of year conference at Myrtle Beach. In review of the 2015 year, the board has agreed to implement several committees. The new committees are as follows: Financial, Website, and Marketing. As our organization grows, committees will help develop consistency in these important areas. These committees will also help to ensure that the NC STMA is up to date, and help us better serve you in the future. The Financial Committee will be chaired by Jimmy Simpson. Along with Jimmy, Karl Lewis of Revel Tractor and Derek Walsh of the Town of Garner will make up the committee. This committee will monitor all of our financials, while also making recommendations to the board on how to distribute funds in the best interests of our members. The Website Committee will be chaired by Robbie Miller. Assisting Robbie with web content, Chris Toppings from ECU will also be involved. The website is now back up and running, so check it out to see the latest changes and to stay current with chapter happenings. Did you know that NC STMA has both a Twitter account and a Facebook page? Be sure to sign up and become a follower of both NC STMA social media platforms, plus post pictures of your facility. Both sites can be directly accessed from the www.ncsportsturf.org webpage. We are looking to add a couple of members to this committee to help with website development as well as our social media accounts. If you would like to volunteer, please email or call Chair Robbie Miller (firstname.lastname@example.com 704-589-1816). The Marketing Committee will be chaired by Stephen Watson. The primary responsibility of this committee is to help advertise the NC STMA. Stephen is currently exploring a couple of options on how to best market the NC STMA, and again, we are looking for several members who may have interest in assisting Stephen. If you would like to volunteer, please email or call Chair Stephen Watson (firstname.lastname@example.com 252-939-3353). The four events that we will be hosting for this year are:
March 29 Pineville
April 26 NC State University
May 25 Greensboro Grasshoppers
Sept 20 Duke Univers These events will be followed by the NC/SC Conference in Myrtle Beach on November 14th-16th. Please mark your calendars and plan to attend these events. Be on the lookout for the registration and more info on the first event in Pineville. From your elected board members there were lots of good ideas that will help keep our NC chapter going strong into the future. Our chapter is in its 8th year of existence, and our goal as a non-profit organization is dedicated to improving the safety and quality of North Carolina Athletic Fields. Get involved! This is your organization and we need your support going into the future. Help NC STMA grow by volunteering for a committee and attending the above events! On behalf of the Board of Directors we look forward to seeing you at the events we have planned for 2015. If you have any questions or concerns about the NC STMA please contact one of your board members. Again, thank you all for your continual support of the NC-STMA because without our members, vendors, volunteers, and board none of this would be possible.
See you at a future event,
Scott Stevens
President, North Carolina STMA
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Drama Desk Award-Winner Lisa Howard to Appear at Ocean State Theatre Next Month
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Photo Flash: MAMMA MIA Bursts onto the Marriott Theatre Stage
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The global phenomenon seen by over 60 million people all around the world and one of Broadway's longest running hits, MAMMA MIA!, kicks off Marriott Theatre's 2017 Season, running February 8 through April 2, 2017 with a press opening on February 15 at 10 Marriott Drive, Lincolnshire. (more...)
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Lauren Molina, Julia Murney, P.J. Griffith & More Sign on for Yale Rep's ASSASSINS
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She's coming back, and she'll never go away again! The upcoming revival of Michael Stewart and Jerry Herman's masterpiece Hello, Dolly!, starring legendary performer Bette Midler, has quickly become the hottest ticket of the year. Directed by four-time Tony Award winner Jerry Zaks and choreographed by Tony Award winner Warren Carlyle, Hello, Dolly! will begin performances at Broadway's Shubert Theatre on March 15, 2017, with an official opening night of April 20, 2017. BroadwayWorld spoke with Kate Baldwin (Irene) last night at the opening of Sunset Boulevard, where she told us all about rehearsals so far! (more...)
Karen Mason to Celebrate Marriage Equality, Judy Garland and More on New Album IT'S ABOUT TIME
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Karen Mason - the acclaimed Broadway star and concert artist - will release her new album It's About Time from Zevely Records on March 3, 2017. (more...)
Donna McKechnie and More Complete Cast of THE WILD PARTY at The Other Palace
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Broadway's PJ Nelson and Staten Island's St. George Theatre Among 2017 Minty Award Gala Honorees
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The Minty Organization for the Performing Arts, the non-profit which oversees The Minty Awards, has announced honorees for the Fourth Minty Awards Dinner Gala to be held Thursday, January 12 at 7pm at Nicotra's Ballroom, The Hilton Garden Inn. (more...)
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Darko Tresnjak's Island-Set COMEDY OF ERRORS Finds Full Cast, Creative Team at Hartford Stage
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Beloved Broadway Costume Designer Willa Kim Dies at 99
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STAGE TUBE: Kate Baldwin Performs Breeze Off The River/Lullabye at 54 Below
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Josh Davis Joins Billie Wildrick in THE PAJAMA GAME at 5th Avenue Theatre; Cast Complete!
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This winter, The 5th Avenue Theatre will have Seattle adjusting its radiators with a steaming hot new production of the Richard Adler and Jerry Ross musical theater hit, The Pajama Game. With direction by 5th Avenue Theatre Producing Artistic Director Bill Berry, this sultry stunner features Bob Fosse-inspired choreography by Bob Richard and music direction by Joel Fram. (more...)
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2016 Year in Review: Gary Naylor's Best and Worst of Theatre
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Hannah Bos to Bring Spirit of Invention Off-Broadway in THE LIGHT YEARS; Full Cast Announced!
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Stars of WICKED & SWEENEY TODD Join Christopher Guest Concert
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Kathleen Marshall, Gordon Greenberg & More Join The Muny's 2017 Summer Season
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For our April Meetup, we are very happy to have Prof. Ben Shneiderman from the Department of Computer Science and the Human-Computer Interaction Lab at the University of Maryland, talking about Information Visualization for Knowledge Discovery.
Interactive information visualization tools provide researchers with remarkable capabilities to support discovery. These telescopes for high-dimensional data combine powerful statistical methods with user-controlled interfaces. Users can begin with an overview, zoom in on areas of interest, filter out unwanted items, and then click for details-on-demand. With careful design and efficient algorithms, the dynamic queries approach to data exploration can provide 100msec updates even for million-item visualizations that can represent billion-record databases.
Interactive visualization tools have led to commercial success stories such as Spotfire, Smart Money's Market Map and the Hive Group, as well as research tools such as TimeSearcher, developed at UMD for time series data analysis. The integration of statistics with visualizations has been successfully applied to temporal event sequences such as electronic health records (Lifelines2 and Lifeflow) and social network data (SocialAction and NodeXL).
Ben Shneiderman is a Professor in the Department of Computer Science and Founding Director [masked]) of the Human-Computer Interaction Laboratory at the University of Maryland. He is a Fellow of the AAAS, ACM, and IEEE, and a Member of the National Academy of Engineering. He is the co-author with Catherine Plaisant of Designing the User Interface: Strategies for Effective Human-Computer Interaction (5th ed., 2010). With Stu Card and Jock Mackinlay, he co-authored Readings in Information Visualization: Using Vision to Think (1999). With Ben Bederson he co-authored The Craft of Information Visualization (2003). His book Leonardo's Laptop appeared in October 2002 (MIT Press) and won the IEEE book award for Distinguished Literary Contribution.
His latest book, with Derek Hansen and Marc Smith, is Analyzing Social Media Networks with NodeXL (2010). Prof. Shneiderman will be happy to sign copies of this book (available at Amazon) after the presentation.
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The Earliest Cultures in the Western United States
Alex D. Krieger
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Nearly all writers on the antiquity of man in America assume that the oldest archaeological sites contain chipped-stone projectile points and therefore cannot exceed an age of some 12,000 to 15,000 years, the estimates usually given to such projectile-point types as Sandia and Clovis. Suggestions of older sites, with radiocarbon dates ranging from some 21,000 years to as much as "greater than 37,000 years," with simpler artifacts and an absence of stone projectile points, are generally viewed with suspicion if not abhorrence. A recent paper by E. H. Sellards considers seven localities in the western United States and Baja California which, because of geological position and radiocarbon dates, are probably too old to contain stone projectile points. The writer agrees with Sellards that these localities are archaeological (except for that at Texas Street in San Diego, California), but disagrees that those in coastal locations are different from those in inland locations for "ecological" reasons such as food supply and availability of stone. The differences may be explained in that those sites on the shores of extinct lakes were never covered by overburden, whereas those which were covered by alluvium or sand are known to us now only by varying amounts of exposure by erosion or excavation (or both).
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Oh I really do like Easter! It's a stress free holiday, you buy a few chocolates, warm some Eater buns in the oven and enjoy a four day weekend. There isn't the stress of "Santa coming" or worse still… the in laws and extended families (although we do love them dearly).
Easter bids summer goodbye. It's the last chance to spend a day at the beach with the family, go for a picnic in the park, or just enjoy the outdoors…. Because before we can say "Lindt Chocolate Bunnies" we will be in for cooler weather and even cooler evenings.
With this in mind I have prepare a delicious Easter Cinnamon Bun. It's rolled and served like a pull-apart. I can imagine having this fresh out of the oven on Easter morning… perhaps it would be good as a lining on the children's stomach before the chocolate onslaught.
Check out my gorgeous St Alaban blankies in the pics… these are perfect for cuddling up on an oversized lounge with a book, cup of tea and a warm cinnamon bun.
Walnut Praline
- 1 cup walnuts
- ½ cup caster sugar
- ¼ cup water
Pull -apart Bun
- 510gm Bakers Flour
- 9 gm yeast
- ¼ cup caster sugar
- 310gm water
- 4gm salt
- 1 tsp vanilla paste
- ½ tsp cinnamon
- ½ tsp allspice
- 40gm butter (melted)
- 1 cups caster sugar
- 3 tsp cinnamon
- 1 cup icing sugar
- Water to mix
*Extra melted butter to brush the dough
Place all the ingredients for the Pull-apart buns into a breadmaker. Set the cycle to "dough". Say a silent thank you to whoever purchased the breadmaker for you, because otherwise you would be spending the next hour mixing the bread dough the old fashion way… "by hand".
While the machine does all the hard work you can make the praline walnuts.
Place baking paper on a tray and add the walnuts.
Place the water and sugar a sauce, stir over a low heat until all the sugar is dissolved.
Turn the heat up to high and allow the toffee to boil. Use a pastry brush and water to brush down the sides of the saucepan to prevent the sugar crystalising.
Once the toffee changes colour, pour the mixture over the nuts, ensuring all the walnuts are well coated.
Leave to cool.
Once the dough is prepared.
Flour a bench and place the dough in the centre. Gentle teases the dough into a rectangle. You can use a rolling pin very gently to get the desire shape without flattening the dough.
Once a long rectangle has been formed, used the butter to liberally brush the dough. Combine the cinnamon and sugar in a bowl and sprinkle the mixture over the dough. Ensure that there is an even spread of the cinnamon all the way to the edges.
Roll the dough longways to make a log. Brush the log with butter.
Preheat the oven to 170 degrees.
Prepare a pizza tray with baking paper.
Slice the log into 1.5cm intervals and lay the dough on the prepared tray. Ensure that there is an overlap and the dough is resting on the preceding bun by about ¼. Once complete, brush the tops of the buns with more melted butter.
Cover the buns with a clean tea towel and allow then buns to proof in a warm place for 20 mins or until slightly puffy.**If you would like to serve this the following day for Easter, cover the dough at this point with a clean tea towel and place the tray in the fridge. It can stay in the fridge 12 -24 hours before baking.
Place the buns in the middle of the oven and cook for 20 mins or until golden and cooked through.
While the buns are cooling make the glaze by combining the ingredients.
Once cooled, drizzle the glaze over the buns and garnish with the walnut praline.
These buns would also be lovely served warm for dessert with custard.
What a long recipe!
So after all those shenanigans it's time to enjoy these delicious warm Cinnamon Buns with a cup of tea… Oh dear… Did I say shenanigans?? For a moment I thought we were back at St Patricks Day sharing a pint. Anyway, the year is disappearing so quickly, before I know it I will be putting up the mistletoe toe, and the inlaws will be visiting…
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Posted on 09/26/2005 6:34:51 PM PDT by martin_fierro
Now that the motorcycle riding season is beginning to wind down in some parts of the country, here's an opportunity to show off your ride!
Yes indeed, ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, RUBS and 1%ers, Ricers and Hogs (and joesixpack1), it's time for the First Annual
Whatchoo ridin'? SHOW IT OFF HERE!
Because honestly, nobody's gonna give a damn any other time of the year.
That's her. I got Samson Longshots on mine and added Willie and Max saddlebags along with a windshield.
1993 Suzuki GS500 parallel twin with 13K miles on it, 1K of them mine. It's red with pink (argh) stripes and white wheels - looks like something Barbie would keep in the garage of the Dream House (or maybe girly-man Ken is riding it, I dunno). Bought it used, so no choice of color!
Here's a pic:
Here's me and my bad helmet-hair on it:
No mods on it yet, just some repairs this summer (new front tire, brake pads, chain and both sprockets). But I'm planning on a fork rebuild with new springs and a new rear shock for next year, the suspension on these is mushy when stock and even worse when stock and old.
It's a great starter bike, enough power but not scary. It unfortunately sounds like an angry farm tractor.
Here's my ride. Ducati Monster 620 Dark. When it finally decides to buck me off, look high 'cause I'll be in the top of the trees with both boots off.
If you high-side that beauty, you deserve whatever punishment she hands out . . .
Someone named Poser displays the most impressive stable of them all. Heh.
I rarely get anything I don't deserve. :)
One weekend I saw a riding club of about 20 Vespas buzz out of the hills near my house. They must really be coming back.
'99 Victory v-92C, Red metallic/black, 1507cc, ohc, efi, built by Polaris in Wisconsin and Minnesota. Quite a few of these in central Maine, snowmobile country. Sorry no pic, camera batteries dead as usual. BTW, what is freepmail? I'd like to get on the pinglist.
Nice bike! An SV will probably be my next one (and first new one) after I outgrown the GS....
Hi LQ ~ in 2000 I sold my '91 1200 Sportster thinking I was all through riding ~ two weeks later I got the bug again and ordered the SV650.
I bought my first motorcycle in 1948 and have been riding ever since except for four years in the late 50's and early 60's, when I went though my sports (Corvette, Austin Healey LeMans and Lotus Super 7) car phase. ;)
Sounds like my hubby - he's been riding since he's 16, and he's 53 now. Hubby's been a Honda guy for all that time - 305 Dream, CB450, then new CB750F and now a 919. He still has the last 2, rides the 919 and is restoring the 750.
I'm still a noob - passed the MSF last summer and got my license, didn't get out of the parking lot until last August :lol: .
At least we can go riding together now - I never liked sitting on the back much but I like riding my own a lot.
I got my first one when I was in the Navy ~ I was 18, I'll be 75 in October.
Riding your own is much better then riding behind someone.
I never ride them. I just stand near them and look great.
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I asked the Mod to delete one of them ~ I guess they're too busy chasing trolls. ;);)
How do you like that Victory. How does it ride?
This is my Duc, I affectionately refer to as "Ruptured Duc" or "Spaghetti Western" if I have my cowboy boots on!
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I loved that SV650 motor, but the frame is a too small for me. So I ride it's long legged brother: (DL650 vstrom)
It's a fantastic bike from a lousy company. much more "solid" feeling than a Harley, great gobs of torque, very neutral weight and balance, with a low feeling center of gravity for good low speed manuverability too. I can spend a whole day on it and still be ready to get back on. And it's nice to turn a few heads with a bike you don't see every day. But it has a fatal flaw in the transmission, which is well known among early Victory owners that Polaris is unwilling to admit to. The gearboxes are failing and shifting themselves, finding false neutrals, and generally sucking on many of these bikes. Polaris has released an "update kit" for $1700 plus labour. Subsequent models have the problems corrected. Some dealers with some clout are able to get a "deal" for certain customers, like half off on the parts, after inspecting the innards of the bike. Aside from the threat of the bike turning itself into a paperweight at 13k miles or so, it's a great machine, but my next ride will probably be a Sportster unless Polaris steps up and fixes these older, flawed bikes.
The DL650 is a great bike!
I'm 5'7" with a 28" inseam, the SV650 fits the old curmudgeon just fine. ;)
I just ordered a Corbin seat; it's a little lower and softer. ;)
I like the impalers on the top of the forks. Geez, a guy could draw blood just taking that bike off the trailer! Any explosives on the bike, say, tied to the alarm system?
I'm not sure. I stole that pic back in 2001 from what I believed was a Daytona Bikeweek expo and it's been sitting on my Hard drive since.
I would venture a guess and say there are no alarms. The ignition looks like it's built into the seat plate so, If you can sit on it and ride it off into the sunset and survive, you've earned it! :-)
My bike pics are here:
Hubby's (wedding day) pics are here:
I have a friend who has the 650 Vstrom too - he loves it.
I "tried on" the DL650 last time I saw one in the showroom. It was just a little too tall for me to completely flat foot (I'm a big girl, 5'10" with a 34" inseam). With boots on I might be able to do it, I had flat street shoes on.
I like it, but it's got a lot of plastic on it. I'd be terrified I'd drop it in a parking lot and cause thousands worth of damage to it.
Then again, with the battering I take on the GS on a windy day, a windscreen would be real nice...
I'm really happy w/ the bike, but it is very tall. After the seat mods I've made can't quite flatfoot it anymore either. I'm 6'2" and long legged.
battering I take on the GS on a windy day
Suzuki GS or Beemer R-GS?
Suzuki GS500E, vintage 1993. It's my first bike, got it last year. It's a great starter bike, enough power but not a lot of snap so no accidental wheelies, etc.
I've started ogling possible trade-ups from it but I'm nowheres near ready yet. The VStrom and the SV are 2 on my list.
Here's VetvetDoug on his ride.
Wow! vet you look good. Kid's okay too ;-)
OK! I found you! Nice bike, darling little girl and cute guy. That's you! :)
Nice ride! Cute kid, too, but I'd smack my wife if'n I were you. That kid's WAY too cute to be yours! (:-Þ)
Genetics is funny, her mother was a beautiful woman. I am glad she took more after her.
A simple little ride that gives me GREAT pleasure - and quality time on trips to places like; Key West, Marco Island, Daytona, Myrtle Beach, Lanconia, Sturgis, Four Corners, Laughlin, Hollister, and Alaska.
oops...Lanconia should read Laconia
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Kory from Hillsborough, Calif., writes: What are the chances that Bengals defensive ends Antwan Odom and Robert Geathers are back next year?
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Ben Welker from Wilmington, DE, wants to know what personnel do the Bengals need most in their new offensive system.
Walker: Cincinnati needs to make sure it has a quarterback first, Ben. That's the most important thing. Carson Palmer wants out and that has put the Bengals' organization at a standstill. Other needs on offense include running back, depending on what happens with starter Cedric Benson.
Kevin from Columbus, Ohio, and David from Cincinnati want to know why I think the Bengals are at least two years away from competing for a playoff spot.
Walker: It's pretty simple, Kevin and David. Cincinnati is rebuilding in 2011 and won't make the playoffs in my opinion. Therefore, the Bengals are at least two seasons away from being a playoff team. If you think Cincinnati will make the playoffs in 2011 when it's not even sure of its starting quarterback, there is nothing wrong with agreeing to disagree.
Josh from Cleveland wants to know why the Browns didn't trade defensive tackle Shaun Rogers.
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For something that should be CPU bound, we are wasting a lot of wall clock time.
For kicks, I hacked up a standalone C++ program that takes a list of JS files and executes them under separate contexts (each file is executed in 18 separate contexts for the various combinations of engine/context related options). So, instead of thousands of processes, we have 1 process running thousands of contexts.
The results are very promising! The (single threaded) process is consistently maxing out a full core. On my reasonably fast i7-2600K, wall time goes from 8:40 to 7:00, a healthy 20% reduction. Of course, this was only on a single core. Since I'm now maxing out a core, I could theoretically get near linear gains by making things multi-threaded and executing on multiple cores. Assuming linear gains, going to 4 cores would yield an overall wall time of 1:45. And 8 cores would be ~0:52s. Not too shabby considering we started with 8:40 wall time.
I'm not sure how long it takes our current build machines to run the JIT test suite (I couldn't find good timing data in the logs). But, my current model MBP takes ~22 minutes. A savings of 20% with single core would net ~4.5 minutes wall time. If I utilized 4 cores, I might be looking at ~17 minutes wall time savings. Now that's going faster!
Now, this approach isn't all rosy. One gotcha is that on some failures, processes can segfault. The current execution method works around this by segregating every test on a new process. So, if we're serious about going faster and shaving minutes off of build times, we'll need to work around this drawback. There are various solutions such as having the jit_test.py driver restart the master execution process after where it crashed. Or, the C++ process could fork and do work in the children (so the parent process can catch a crash and recover gracefully.) Or, Python could start up a C++ worker pool and start tests via IPC and respawn after failure. Anyway, there are solutions. The new world would likely be a little more complicated than current, but I think the potential gains are worth it. For this type of solution, I made the assumption that misbehaving JIT code won't corrupt the underlying JSRuntime and that JSContext instances are completely isolated. I have no clue if these are valid assumptions. (Can someone in JS land validate?)
My proof of concept code is located at https://github.com/indygreg/mozilla-central/tree/jit-test-speedup. The main diff from m-c can be found at https://github.com/indygreg/mozilla-central/commit/ddfd6caacb8c779cb0eea44af8a0a881689a0318. I'm fully aware that the code is crap and jit_test.py is horribly broken. My main objective in writing it was to prove my hunch that the current implementation was far from optimal and that we could go much faster. I think I've made the case on both points and now relinquish this bug to the JS and RelEng teams for further action.
I was looking at the test running code in js/src last night over a beer. It seems to me the "easy" solution here would be to refactor jit_test.py to use the same test running "framework" as jstests.py. The crazy single process model described in the initial comment could be deferred to a follow-up bug if things aren't fast enough.
FWIW, the timings for jit_tests.py on my MBP are as follows:
real 18m49.003s
user 8m39.230s
sys 4m18.158s
We have ~13 minutes of CPU time running tests with one core. Assuming we could max out all 4 physical cores plus the 4 hyperthreading threads and yield 25% from hyperthreading, we'd get a nice 5x speedup and would execute tests in about 2.5 minutes!
|make check| takes about 30 minutes on builbot machines (this executes jit_tests.py). Parallel jit_test.py execution would shave a *lot* of time off of |make check| and free up build machines to perform more builds.
FYI bug 638219 covers merging those two harnesses.
Also I'd love to get these harnesses packaged up with the rest of the tests and run on the test slaves instead of the build slaves. Then we could fix them to run on mobile as well and gain the ARM test coverage we're currently lacking.
Well then.
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