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In Waning Winter, An 'Above Par' Snow-Kayaking Adventure
With snow cover stubbornly lingering and whitewater kayaking season still more than a month away, what's an impatient paddler to do? Easy: Snow-kayaking.
The temperature and humidity had already soared past the 80s when we racers lined up on the Annisquam River in Gloucester, Mass., last Saturday morning for the start of the Blackburn Challenge, considered the most demanding human-powered, open-water competition on the East Coast.
If the forecast proved accurate, it would be at least 10 degrees hotter about noon when (and if) we finished the course, a circumnavigation of Cape Ann.
"This is going to be a war of attrition," I said to Ian Frenkel, in the bow of our 22-foot tandem kayak. "Let's not go out too fast."
Ian adjusted his global positioning system and pretended not to hear me.
I've learned over the years of paddling together that reining in Ian is like trying to harness a bull. At 6 feet 11, he is a valuable partner to have in the forward position, though the down side is I often have trouble navigating from the aft since all I can see is a huge back and a pair of flailing arms wielding a giant paddle.
The race is named for Howard Blackburn, a Gloucester fisherman who lost most of his fingers and toes in 1833 after his fishing dory became separated from its schooner during a mid-winter squall off Nova Scotia and he had to row 60 miles over five days to safety. Undaunted, Blackburn went on to sail solo twice across the Atlantic and became known as "The Fingerless Navigator."
I suppose in the interest of historic accuracy the Cape Ann Rowing Club should stage the Blackburn Challenge in midwinter, preferably during a blizzard, but searing heat is probably less dangerous than bone-numbing cold.
The race, which draws about 300 competitors from far and wide, is open not just to kayaks but also to about two dozen other types of vessels, including Banks dories, sliding- and fixed-seat rowing shells, six-person ocean catamaran paddle boats, standup paddle boards and lightning-fast surfskis. Even among kayakers there are divisions for sea kayaks, fast sea kayaks and high-performance sea kayaks, based on hull length, weight and design. In a field full of Ferraris we were paddling the equivalent of a Chevy Suburban.
The slower vessels start first in stages, and the river already was filled with boats when a race official on shore called through a bullhorn all tandem kayaks to the line.
"Three … two … one … go!"
In 10 seconds, half a dozen boats surged past us, and I already was soaked with sweat.
"Don't worry!" I shouted ahead to Ian. "It's a marathon, not a sprint!"
We soon pulled alongside longtime fellow competitor Gary Williams, paddling with a partner with a disability in the Achilles division, and he gave me a "What are you guys doing back here?" look.
"Hey, Gary – who are those guys in the green kayak way up ahead?" I asked. "Are they in our division?"
"Yes!" he replied. "You should be right on their tail! Go get 'em!"
In about 4 miles we passed Goose Cove and entered Ipswich Bay.
By keeping a steady pace of about 6 mph we maneuvered past a handful of boats, but the guys in the cursed green kayak maintained about a 200-yard lead. Half an hour later, though, their pace slackened and we slowly crept up behind them.
"Let's keep it quiet," I told Ian. No sense alerting the enemy of our approach.
Ian and I took turns chugging sports drinks and then picked up the pace.
"They're toast," I whispered. "Let's make a decisive move – take the heart out of 'em."
We pushed past the struggling pair and I felt a surge of elation.
We rolled over ocean swells approaching Gap Cove at the halfway point and I polished off another liter of sports drink. I was getting a little dizzy, more from waves than from dehydration.
At last we reached Webber Rock and the infamous Dog Bar breakwater at the entrance to Gloucester Harbor. I I steered away from a rock wall and swirling currents.
"Cut it closer!" Ian shouted.
Just then I glimpsed over my shoulder and there was the green kayak, closing fast.
With a deft move the pair slipped between the breakwater and us.
Ian reacted as if he had stuck his finger in a light socket.
"Come on!" he yelled.
We regained momentum and pulled alongside our foes.
"Where did you come from?" I shouted.
"We could see you slowing down," the stern paddler replied.
"Let's go!" I cried to Ian. "Hard 10 strokes."
Our opponents matched our surge.
The bow paddler grimaced.
"Is it going to be a sprint these last two miles to the end?"
I didn't bother to answer.
"Ten more hard ones!" I shouted.
Slowly we pulled back into the lead, focusing on the "Greasy Pole" marking the finish.
I shot one last look over my shoulder. The green kayak had dropped about 50 yards behind.
"We got it!" I called to Ian. "Don't let up!"
And so we poured it on to the bitter end, and then turned around to greet our competition.
"Great race guys," the stern paddler said with an exhausted smile.
"You pushed us," I replied.
The pair, Clyde Yarnell and Mike Malley, had driven to Gloucester from Vermont for their first Blackburn, though they have competed often in other races.
For Ian and me, last week's race was our second Blackburn. Our time of 3 hours and 19 minutes was about nine minutes slower than our first victory in 2010.
"Undefeated!" Ian exulted, noting that we need one more win to match our three wins at the Essex River Race in Massachusetts, also organized by the Cape Ann Rowing Club.
Immediately after suffering for nearly three and a half hours is not the best time to think about another race.
"Way too soon to even think about next year," I said.
Fishers Island Circumnavigation "Record"
A few weeks ago, loyal readers may recall, after three friends and I paddled our kayaks around Fishers Island, my buddy Phil Warner mentioned he'd like to do it again, faster.
Another eminent kayaker, Dave Grainger, had once covered the 18-mile distance in about 2 hours and 57 minutes, and though there are no "official" records that is generally regarded in the local paddling community as a pretty quick time.
Anyway, about 7:45 this morning (July 27), Phil climbed into his 19-foot, 30-pound Extra Fast Tourer kayak and took off from the Esker Point boat launch at Noank's Palmer Cove.
He gave Robin Francis and me, paddling in my 22-foot, 95-pound Nootka tandem, about a 10-minute lead, since there is no way we could keep up Phil's intended pace in a slower boat.
We all agreed that if Phil didn't pass us by Wilderness Point on the south side of Fishers Robin and I would wait for him.
Anyway, the seas and wind were calm, and right on schedule Phil came sweeping by just before Wilderness Point, about 10-miles from the start.
"Go, Phil!" we shouted, and watched him gradually pull away.
The tide was pretty much slack by the time we cut through The Race, but it still kicked up a nasty chop and we dodged a few rocks before turning east past Silver Eel Pond and back into Fishers Island Sound.
Less than an hour later, Robin and I finally arrived back at Esker Point, where an exultant Phil had been waiting, still in his kayak.
"How'd you do?" I asked.
He displayed the global positioning system strapped to his life jacket, and I squinted to read the digital number:
"Well done!" Robin and I cried.
So, two hours and 53 minutes is the new "unofficial" mark for a solo kayak, though Phil and I wouldn't be surprised if someone had gone faster in the past and not kept track of the time.
Records are made to be broken, so I ask anybody who has circumnavigated Fishers faster to let me know.
Good luck, and safe paddling.
With snow cover stubbornly lingering and whitewater kayaking season still more than a month away, what's an impatient paddler to do? Easy: Snow-kayaking.
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FDA News Release
OtisMed Corporation, former CEO plead guilty for distributing FDA-rejected cutting guides for knee replacement surgeries
Corporation to pay more than $80 million to resolve criminal and civil investigations
For Immediate Release
December 8, 2014
OtisMed Corporation (OtisMed) and its former chief executive officer, Charlie Chi, admitted today to intentionally distributing knee replacement surgery cutting guides after their application for marketing clearance had been rejected by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. OtisMed also agreed to pay more than $80 million to resolve related criminal and civil liability.
Chi, 45, of San Francisco, and OtisMed entered guilty pleas in Newark federal court. OtisMed pleaded guilty before U.S. District Judge Claire C. Cecchi to distributing, with the intent to defraud and mislead, adulterated medical devices into interstate commerce in violation of the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act (FD&C Act). Chi pleaded guilty before U.S. Magistrate Judge Mark Falk to three counts of introducing adulterated medical devices into interstate commerce. Judge Cecchi also sentenced the company today, fining OtisMed $34.4 million and ordering $5.16 million in criminal forfeiture. In a separate civil settlement, OtisMed agreed to pay $40 million plus interest to resolve its civil liability.
The office of U.S. Attorney Paul J. Fishman, District of New Jersey, prosecuted this case.
The guilty pleas and civil settlement are the culmination of a long-term investigation conducted jointly by special agents from the FDA's Office of Criminal Investigations and from the Department of Health and Human Services' Office of the Inspector General.
"Companies and individuals put the public health at risk by not complying with FDA regulatory requirements for the pre-market review of medical devices," said Philip J. Walsky, acting director of the FDA's Office of Criminal Investigations. "We will continue to investigate and bring to justice those who potentially endanger patient safety by distributing unapproved medical devices."
The OtisKnee was used by surgeons during total knee arthroplasty (TKA), commonly known as knee replacement surgery. OtisMed marketed the OtisKnee cutting guide as a tool to assist surgeons in making accurate bone cuts specific to individual patients' anatomy based on magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) performed prior to surgery. None of OtisMed's claims regarding the OtisKnee device were evaluated by the FDA before the company made them in advertisements and promotional material.
Between May 2006 and September 2009, OtisMed sold more than 18,000 OtisKnee devices, generating revenue of approximately $27.1 million.
On Oct. 2, 2008, OtisMed submitted a pre-market notification to the FDA seeking clearance to market the OtisKnee. The company had not previously sought the FDA's clearance or approval, and had been falsely representing to physicians and other potential purchasers that the product was exempt from such pre-market requirements.
On Sept. 2, 2009, the FDA sent OtisMed a notice that its submission had been denied, noting that the company had failed to demonstrate the OtisKnee was as safe and effective as other legally marketed devices. One week after the FDA denied OtisMed's request for clearance, the company shipped approximately 218 OtisKnee guides from California to surgeons throughout the U.S.
"Americans must be able to trust that they are treated with medical devices that have been shown to be safe and effective," said Deputy Assistant Attorney General Jonathan Olin for the Justice Department's Civil Division. "The Department of Justice will not tolerate companies and individuals that cut corners when it comes to the public's health."
On each of the three counts, Chi faces a maximum potential penalty of one year in prison and a $100,000 fine, or twice the gain or loss from the offense.
The FDA, an agency within the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, protects the public health by assuring the safety, effectiveness and security of human and veterinary drugs, vaccines and other biological products for human use, and medical devices. The agency also is responsible for the safety and security of our nation's food supply, cosmetics, dietary supplements, products that give off electronic radiation, and for regulating tobacco products.

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you gave me hope,
to carry onto fight my battles,
to move along with the mistakes that I have made,
you pushed me forward to hope and forgive,
I beg of you dear friend, as I continue on hope is now deep inside my heart,
so long you told me wrong, now you tell me one word,
and that word that gave me hope was "love",
to be free of my tormented heart,
love set me free,
now to you I give that word,
ill love you the same, and give you that hope,
from today until tomorrow and days carried on,
my hope is yours, my love for you to keep,
for you to carry on from your past,
ill give you the strength to forget,
the power to continue on,
ill give you the love to nurse your bleeding heart,
till the end of time ill give my hope.
by- talented dreams:)
© Copyright 2017 talenteddreams16. All rights reserved.
Status: Finished
Genre: Poetry
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dump binscope log on failure
When this fails we should dump the binscope log into the tinderbox logs for easy debugging.
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|Separate WC's
|Property type
|Minimum Stay
|5 - 7 nights
Stay in luxury in the heart of the jungle at Villa Mariana. Tucked into four lush acres near Quepos, the contemporary property puts you in the middle of the landscape with dramatic glass and steel sliding windows and walls, a spacious deck and thoughtful water features. With four bedrooms in the main house and one bedroom in a separate guest house, the villa is your own ultra-private corner of Costa Rica.
Follow either the glass doors or a waterfall feature from the house to the outdoor deck with infinity pool, lounge area and dining table. A wall of windows above a kitchen counter slides open to serve as an indoor-outdoor bar, and two indoor gardens bring the tropical flora right into the villa. In the evenings, enjoy cable TV, Wi-Fi access, ceiling fans and air-conditioned bedrooms.
Thanks to a living room with two-story glass walls, the vibrant hues and textures of the jungle become part of the villas decor. Clean-lined, neutral-toned furnishings, like a white sectional, wicker chairs and a glass-topped coffee table, are comfortable yet minimalist. A streamlined dining set sits adjacent to the spacious, fully equipped kitchen, where a large island with stools acts as both prep space and a breakfast bar.
Each of the five bedrooms at Villa Mariana has an en-suite bathroom, air conditioning and ceiling fan. In the main house, the master bedroom has a king bed and jetted tub. There are two additional bedrooms with king beds and one bedroom with two queen beds. The charming guest house has its own porch and eat-in kitchen, as well as a bedroom with a queen bed.
Despite the villas private atmosphere, its not far from sights and amenities. Its a 1-minute drive to the nearest restaurant and a 5-minute drive to the town of Quepos and Manuel Antonio Beach. A 15-minute drive brings you to a hospital and the Quepos airport, while the Juan Santamaria International Airport in San Jose is a 150-minute drive away. If its not a vacation without golf, fit in a round at the course thats 60 minutes away.
Copyright Luxury Retreats. All rights reserved.
Read more about Villa Mariana in our magazine
Guests should be aware that roads in Costa Rica are often unpaved and a four-wheel drive vehicle is recommended for getting from place to place.
Bedroom / Bathroom Description
Bedroom 1 Master King size bed, En-suite bathroom shower and Jacuzzi tub, Air conditioning, Ceiling fan, Safe
Bedroom 2 King size bed, En-suite bathroom, Air conditioning, Ceiling fan
Bedroom 3 King size bed, En-suite bathroom, Air conditioning, Ceiling fan
Bedroom 4 2 Queen size beds, En-suite bathroom, Air conditioning, Ceiling fan
Bedroom 5 Guest House Queen size bed, En-suite bathroom, Air conditioning, Ceiling fan
Additional Bedding2 Single beds upon request
Features Amenities
Air conditioning (bedrooms only)
Ceiling fan
Apple TV
Wi-Fi access
Bluetooth speakers
Indoor/outdoor bar area
2 Indoor gardens
Fully equipped kitchen
Laundry facility
Outdoor Features
Infinity pool
Outdoor furniture
Alfresco dining
Electric gates
Staff Services
Daily cleaning service except Sundays
Laundry service (wash and dry only)
Concierge manager
Security guard
At Extra Cost advance notice may be required:
Villa pre-stocking
Activities and excursions
Chef service
Over 10 guests occupancy
Late check-in fee
Villa Policies
Maximum 14 guests
Posted rates are for up to 10 guests only - additional fees may apply for extra guests
Non-smoking villa
Pets not permitted
The villa has dogs but they will not be on the premises when clients are present
Children permitted - the floors of the villa are slippery when wet and there are open water features
Saturday to Saturday stay
Check in:4:00 P.M.
Check out: 10:00 A.M.
Check out must take place on a Saturday
Social events permitted upon request only. Bachelor parties are strictly prohibited
1 minute drive to restaurant
5 minute drive to town of Quepos
15 minute drive to hospital and Quepos airport
60 minute drive to golf course
150 minute drive to Juan Santamaria International Airport
5 minute drive to Manuel Antonio Beach
Advertised rates may vary according to the season and duration of stay
It was good. We enjoyed the house. The staff was friendly and provided great service and the house was clean.
Our stay at Villa Mariana was unbelievable! It was our first time visiting Costa Rica and we can't think of a better way to experience it than with our stay at Villa Mariana. The home was exquisite. The setting was breathtaking. The service unparalleled. The icing on the cake was having our own, personal Chef for the stay. Chef Over took incredible care of us and we recommend this service to anyone. The experience using Luxury Retreats was fantastic - they helped us obtain the worry-free, hassle-free vacation we were looking for. We are already starting to plan our luxury vacation!
House was architecturally excellent but a little run down and lacking in maintenance dollars. For example, the master bath/Jacuzzi has been repainted rather than replaced and the jets are frozen due to the painting. Some furniture was replaced from what was photographed and not in great condition.
There were too many staff members in the villa and constant interruptions and lack of privacy. For four days it was just 2 people in the villa and we had to insist that nobody come to the house (Manager, concierge, 2 house keepers, maintenance guy, night security guard, pool service, security alarm company rep....felt like a zoo and we were the exhibits).
Individually everyone was very nice but for me renting a house is about privacy. And to have 24/7 intrusions were annoying and when we asked for privacy we received a threat that "we would be responsible for damages" which reconfirmed that the constant staff presence was for our monitoring more than house maintenance or service.
From the moment we arrived everyone in the group was instantly relaxed and able to unwind. The pictures online do not do justice to how amazing it is to look out of every wall of the house and see the rain forest right outside. We had monkeys, sloths, macaws, lizards, and a variety of other critters right next to our back deck. The staff including Sabrina, Juan, and Flor were amazing throughout our entire stay, making sure our transportation to and from the airport, to and from the beach and national park, and to and from our excursions all ran seamlessly. Had we known the house was going to be cleaned everyday and the laundry was going to also be done daily we would have packed a lot less! :) We can't say enough about how amazing our trip was, and this house for sure is one of a kind.
We stayed 5 nights here with 9 people total, including 3 kids. The house is beautiful, and none of us wanted to leave. It's so cool to sit out by the pool in the morning and watch the monkeys play. Our stay here was perfect, and everyday was filled with such fun excursions thanks to Sabrina and Geralyn and Gloria. Our favorite was Vacation Buggy, and I highly recommend it. Dopper and Luis were fun and super knowledgeable. We did several guided tours, and I highly recommend doing the tours with the guides. I don't think I would have seen anything without someone pointing it out. We had a man named Juan as a guide in both Manuel Antonio national park and the mangrove tour, and he is fantastic. Eagle eyes, funny, great with kids. Ask Sabrina for his info! I was a little worried that there would be a mosquito issue with all of the windows, but we did not have a problem at all. It was also really nice to come home every day to a clean house and clean laundry.
Everything was well coordinated. We enjoyed everyone and Quepos.
*Plus compulsory or optional charges based on actual occupancy or consumption. The payment has to be made in the currency offered by the property manager, before use of conversion tool. Payments in other currencies have to be negotiated beforehand with the property manager. The currency conversion tool is provided for your convenience only and is non-binding.


text: i have a 30g tank treated with Coppersafe. The medication stated that the whole medication last 1 month, so I just leave the water alone. The medication also says that if I lets say do a 2g water change, the replaced water should be treated with the copper treatment. However, If water evaporation lets say 0.5 gallons, do i just add 0.5 gallons or fresh water or 0.5 gallons of fresh water with the copper treatment?


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TEMECULA: Daughters of American Revolution to meet
The Luiseño Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will meet Jan. 22. The topic of guest speaker Frances Spears will be âThe Ben Franklin I Know.â
Spears is a member of the CSSDAR speaker staff.
The meeting will be at The Broken Yolk Café, 26495 Ynez Road, Temecula. This is a new location for the meeting.
DAR meetings are open to any woman interested in tracing her heritage to ancestors of the American Revolution. The Luiseño Chapter registrar will provide guidance and assistance to anyone wishing to apply for membership.
The Daughters of the American Revolution was founded in 1890. Currently, there are approximately 165,000 members in the 3,000 chapters throughout the United States and 11 foreign countries.
Chapter meetings are held the fourth Tuesday of the month from September through May. Meetings begin at 11:30 a.m.
For more information, phone membership chairwoman Deborah Stemwedel at 951-244-4883.


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We stand against him, together in revolt.
We fight him to break free of his royal grasp.
We will prevail.
No longer his pawns in this game of chess.
From here on, us pawns will be known as rebels.
We protect the king no longer.
Fighting through his knights, rooks, and bishops.
There he sits unprotected, open for attack.
We fight until we stand alone on the battlefield.
No one else sitting on the board.
We will prevail.
© Copyright 2017 youinspireme. All rights reserved.
Status: Finished
Genre: Other
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Book / Humor
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MotionMachine is a C++ software toolkit for rapid prototyping of motion feature extraction and motion-based interaction design. It encapsulates the complexity of motion capture data processing into an intuitive and easy-to-use set of APIs, associated with the openFrameworks environment for visualisation. MotionMachine is a new framework designed for "sense-making", i.e. enabling the exploration of motion-related data so as to develop new kinds of analysis pipelines and/or interactive applications.
The goal of the Kinterest app is to provide a generic software tool for analyzing the attention/involvement of people when they watch one or several screens (real or virtual).
A screen is defined in the app as any surface defined by a rectangle. The attention of users can thus be analyzed on a TV screen as well as on pictures, paintings or whatever that can be assimilated to a rectangle.
The app is based on the MS Kinect for Windows V2 and analyzes the gaze of users based on the direction of their head. When one of the configured screens is watched, the application starts a time counter to estimate the level of interest of the user to this screen.
The app sends information about scanned users through the networks used by the application: OSC, WebSocket, HTTP.
MAST is a toolbox for MATLAB that acts as an interface to SPTK. It facilitates directly executing SPTK tasks from MATLAB (given that SPTK is installed).
It is structured it in a way that makes processing and inspection easier more intuitive. It has objects and overloaded functions to represent common types of data and processing tasks.
Download here
Le projet CyberPack vise à développer la créativité à travers la mise en oeuvre de projets basés sur les technologies numériques utilisées quotidiennementpar les élèves.
La mallette est téléchargeable ici.
The MediaCycle framework
The MediaCycle framework offers libraries, plugins and applications for multimedia navigation and content-based organization by similarity. Currently supported media types are: audio, image, video, text. It is featured in: Bud Blumenthal Hybrid's DANCERS! Relational Navigator, the AudioGarden composite audio creation tool, the LoopJam interactive dancefloor, and the MashtaCycle hybrid installation/performance.
pHTS is an open-source performative speech synthesis system built upon the HMM-based speech synthesis toolkit, HTS.
MAGE is a thread-safe and engine-independent layer of pHTS, that can be used in reactive speech synthesis designs, (i.e. a design that can be often interrupted and can respond in real-time to requests).
Feel free to download it!
DeviceCycle is a toolbox for PureData aiming at facilitating the rapid prototyping of gestural interfaces using off-the-shelf devices (jog wheels, 3D mice, force-feedback 3D mice, multitouch trackpads…). The first version of this toolbox was developed by Christian Frisson to prototype gestural interfaces for MediaCycle. While it is designed to be cross-platform, it has so far been tested on OSX Leopard only. Please send us your feedback!
Minim 2.1.0b (29.8 MiB, 570 hits)
We are pleased to announce the arrival of Minim_2.1.0_BETA.
This is a beta build of the next release of Minim, which contains the new UGen framework developed by Damien Di Fede, Anderson Mills, and Nicolas Brix. There are still a few loose ends to clean up, primarily documentation related, but we expect to have a complete release completed by the end of June. Until then, feel free to give this build a try and see how the new real-time synthesis capabilities work.
At this time, all of the documentation is in the form of Javadocs, which are included with the download. We hope that you find the docs for the UGen framework clear enough to get started. If not, there are also quite a few new examples included in the download that demonstrate how to use many of the UGens and how to programmatically sequence sound.
To install this release, you will simply unzip the archive into a folder named libraries in your sketch folder. This folder may already exist if you've installed other libraries not included with the Processing download; create the folder if it doesn't exist. By installing this release in your sketchbook's libraries folder, you will make Processing use this release instead of the release included with Processing. All of your existing sketches should still work. If you find one that doesn't, please let us know.
You can also check at http://code.compartmental.net/tools/minim for new updates and releases.
Melon – a Kinect based controller
Sourceforge project
Melon's purpose is to simplify as much as possible the use of a Kinect sensor as a controller by detecting the hands of user(s), retrieving their position and, with this, moving a pointer on a graphical interface.
It is cross-platform (a windows version will be available soon), has been developped in C++ and is based on Openni and NITE.
EyeNimation-sourcecode (1.1 MiB, 337 hits)
This software is an extension of the traditional open source 2D animation software Pencil. This tool is completed with an image capture process by interfacing a webcam: this tool makes easy to digitize drawings with a simple image noise filtering option, to color these pictures and to put them as frames in an animation time line. This is the result of the Eye-Nimation project realized in collaboration with the NGO Coron ASBL (villages du monde).
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Multimodal guitar toolbox
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Hello Ceres,
I am aware of the Conifer Society... thought about joining it several
times. I have quite a few conifers in my garden that I purchased some 10 to
12 years ago, but have not purchased much since then. No room left until I
began playing with troughs couple of year ago. Same with saxifraga... tried
them when I first began gardening... killed a bunch of them and quit. I am
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my gardens, but I am managing to keep a few of the encrusted ones this time
Thanks for the link.... paid a visit in spite of trying to stay off the
internet until this worm-thing has settled down. I am not familiar with
Gary, but will keep my eye out for the name when checking our speakers when
we go to symposiums.
Gene E. Bush
Munchkin Nursery & Gardens, llc
Zone 6/5 Southern Indiana
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> Gene, I have worked with the hypertufa and love their enhancements to the
> garden. Do you belong to the Conifer Society? Do you know the name, Gary
> Whittenbaugh, Oelwein, Iowa, the Central Regional President of the Conifer
Soc? He
> does wonderful HT plantings with a nice mixture of dwarf conifers and
> He uses lots of varieties of the Saxifraga family which is an interesting
> group of plants. He is a noted speaker on conifers and one of the most
> enthusiastic speakers I have had the opportunity to hear.
> If you are interested you may take a look at the societys website
> www.conifersociety.org/featured_frame.html
> If you go to the bottom of the home page you will find past featured
> February 2001: Conifer Trough Gardens
> I like Garys better than those pictured. All of his are of the HT
> mixture.
> Ceres
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By Laurie Burrows Grad
Having company used to mean pulling out the killer recipes—literally. Fat-marbled steaks, cheese-rich sauces, and desserts oozing butter and cream were the order of the day. But you don't have to load up on the fat and calories when guests come to call. Entertaining Light & Easy will show you how to prepare absolutely delicious meals and fabulous desserts that are good for you, are easy to prepare, and don't take a lot of time.
Laurie Burrows Grad, who has spent the last fifteen years writing and talking about light and easy cooking, serves up more than 175 taste-tempting recipes that use lower fat and calorie alternatives for high fat and calorie ingredients, and fat-reducing cooking methods. There are recipes for every occasion: festive brunches, holiday celebrations, elegant parties, and casual feasts.
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Laurie Burrows Grad is currently a restaurant columnist for Buzz magazine. She was the food editor of Los Angeles magazine for seventeen years, and her articles and recipes have appeared in Good Housekeeping, Redbook, Woman's Day, Food & Wine, and many other publications. She was the host of the cable-television show "Laurie Cooks Light & Easy" and the author of several books, including Make It Easy, Make It Light. She lives in Los Angeles, California.
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"Pastor accused of hurting man in a road rage incident," read the headline. My first response was to think, As a believer in Jesus, why wasn't the pastor more forgiving? Why didn't he show self-control when provoked? Then the realization hit me that I'm equally capable of such behavior. There have been too many times when I've been behind the wheel and my daughter has had to remind me, "Chill, Dad, chill."
Nursing a Grudge
Author Marilynne Robinson wrote, "I have always liked the phrase, 'nursing a grudge,' because many people are tender of their resentments, as of the things nearest their hearts."
Tongues Afire
Over the past month or so, my wife and I have had some hard conversations. Places of deep hurt have become visible again. As we've talked, amid much sadness, I've had to reckon with a lasting wound I left on her heart. Years ago, before we were married, Miska and I endured a significant conflict. In that turmoil, I spoke words to her that were foolish and immature, words that lodged into the most tender and vulnerable places of her heart. I didn't speak in anger or malice, but rather with ignorance and stupidity. I've asked her forgiveness multiple times, and she has freely forgiven me. Still . . . the wound is there. My words can't be taken back.
Taming Anger
I can feel your anger. I am defenseless. Take your weapon! Strike me down with all of your hatred, and your journey towards the dark side will be complete!"
Changing Our Tune
When my friend received a traffic ticket for speeding in a construction zone, he decided to contest it in court. As he put it, he was driving below the posted speed limit when another vehicle raced past him. The police officer's radar gun had recorded the other car's speed. But the judge would have none of it.
Worry & Anger
There's a children's song that goes, "Don't you worry and don't you fret, you know God has never failed you yet." The same God who delivered the Israelites out of slavery can be trusted to go ahead of us—never failing or abandoning His children (Deuteronomy 31:6).
How Long, God?
Not long ago I was certain that God was moving my husband and me in a specific direction. Two different sources, without consulting one another, encouraged us to pursue the same opportunity. So we did. Doors flew open as we kept moving forward. We were encouraged and excited, for what we never thought would happen was coming together right before our very eyes. As we bathed the whole process in prayer, God seemed to be honoring our requests. Until the eleventh hour, that is. That's when the final door was slammed shut in our faces. We were shocked, and felt cheated and tricked by God. There was absolutely no way to make our dream a reality.
Torn Apart in Aisle 9
My heart heavy, I was tempted to park my grocery cart and interrupt their conversation. Though I hadn't heard the entirety of their acidic discussion, I caught enough to know the four shoppers were deeply dissatisfied with individuals at their local church. Ironically, not one of them looked any happier for their venting. I didn't know them, those they were talking about, or even their church, but I grieved over this verbal ripping apart of the body of Christ in a public store aisle.
An Angry Prayer
The 1965 movie Shenandoah stars Jimmy Stewart as Charlie Anderson, an authoritarian father of seven who farms in the Shenandoah Valley. Set during the American Civil War, the film explores themes of war, family, and restoration.
anger danger
When I read the account of the unmerciful servant, it's easy for me to condemn the first servant's actions (Matthew 18:28). But his actions aren't as impossible for me to imitate as I would like to believe. For instance, when we experience road rage (that particular anger that comes sweeping over us while we're driving), we can act in ways that are remarkably similar to the first servant. We can do things that make little sense. People look at us and shake their heads in disbelief and embarrassment, thinking, What's wrong with that guy? We might think similar things when we consider the first servant.
Eager To Listen
A young boy and his stepdad had trouble connecting with each other due to the fact that they were complete opposites. The man was outgoing; the boy was reserved. The man loved to get up early to fish; the youngster loved to sleep in and play video games all day.
A Grim Reminder
"What are you reading?" a friend asked. "A fairy tale," I replied. "Oh, I love fairy tales," she said and leaned over to read the title of the story. "Ewww!" she said, "What a grim title." I was reading "The Glass Coffin" in the book Grimm's Fairy Tales. Apparently the word coffin turned her off.
small spark
In 2004, a man went over a dry, brown patch of grass while mowing his lawn. A blade on the mower struck a rock and created a spark, which resulted in a fire that soon raged out of control. The resulting catastrophe, known as the Bear Fire, blackened 10,484 acres of land and destroyed more than 80 homes. To put out the blaze required the efforts of 33 fire crews and 42 fire engines.
Relational Navigation
Our family truly enjoys the thrills and adrenaline rush found in taking amusement park rides. One recent ride we braved included a 170-foot drop. During the intense ride, I lost my bearings at one point and had no idea where we were headed. I was no longer in control, but simply hurtling down a twisting, turning track.
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Have you ever desperately wanted something from God? Did you ever make any promises to Him so that He would come through for you?


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Cell Biology and Genetics of T Cell Activation and Death A network of cytoplasmic proteins, originally described to mediate cell death, can assemble in different combinations and at different cellular locations to regulate several aspects of immunity. In response to 'Death Receptor'(DR) ligation a complex of Fadd, Tradd, Ripk1, and Caspase-8 assemble to form the 'Death inducing signaling complex'(Disc) that causes apoptotic cell death. In the absence of Caspase-8 activity, these same molecules along with Ripk3 can assemble to carry out a separate 'necroptotic'form of cell death. We propose that the absence of Caspase-8 is a molecular signature of viral infection, e. g., herpes family or pox family viruses, and as a counter defense, vertebrates have evolved a parallel pathway of cell death. Three fundamental concepts in immunology are addressed in this application. 1) How does Caspase-8 regulation of innate immunity in dendritic cells affect the magnitude and quality of the adaptive immune response? 2) How do different pathways of virally-induced cell death affect the course of disease, clearance of virus, and the differentiation of T cells? 3) What are the death pathways operative in the contraction of T cells and the resolution of an immune response following viral infection, how do these principles differ between persistent and acute viral infections? The approaches include a step-wise analysis of the innate and adaptive immune responses to viral infections in mice with selective mutations in the genes encoding Disc components. Understanding the biology underlying T cell expansion and cell death is important in designing new immunologically-based therapeutic strategies, especially for infectious agents mediating persistent viral infections.
One of the most important mechanisms of medical intervention relies on vaccination against infectious disease, yet for many persistent viral infections, an effective vaccine is not at hand. In particular, the evasion strategies of viruses often affect cellular suicide mechanisms necessary for an effective and well-regulated immune response. This proposal explores manner in which three different modes of cell death control the immune response to strategically selected viral infections.
|Cuda, Carla M; Misharin, Alexander V; Gierut, Angelica K et al. (2014) Caspase-8 acts as a molecular rheostat to limit RIPK1- and MyD88-mediated dendritic cell activation. J Immunol 192:5548-60
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Montreal has for the first time topped Vancouver and Toronto as the city with the highest commercial-to-residential property tax ratio in the country.
The ratio, which gauges how much of the local tax burden is falling to owners of office buildings, retail space and industrial complexes as opposed to homeowners, is closely watched by the commercial real estate industry. The industry has long been arguing in favour of a commercial-to-residential ratio of about 2 to 1.
The industry's biggest beef historically has been with Toronto, but the ratio in Canada's most populous city has been steadily creeping downward for about a decade now.
Montreal, meanwhile, has had a sharp increase in the ratio – one that's drawing the ire of the commercial real estate industry.
"High realty taxes are a barrier to business growth and deter investment in downtown office, hotel, apartment and retail property development," says Carolyn Lane, a vice-president at the Real Property Association of Canada (REALpac).
Altus Group has just crunched the latest tax numbers for REALpac, and they show that Toronto's ratio nudged down over the last year to 4.07 from 4.13. Montreal's, meanwhile, rose to 4.40 from 4.29. Vancouver's ratio rose over the same period to 4.35 from 4.32, because of reductions in its residential taxes.
"Montreal continued to trend upwards at an alarming rate that has seen them leapfrog past Toronto and Vancouver over the last two years," says an Altus Group report.
Calgary, Edmonton, Winnipeg, Ottawa and Halifax all have ratios below 3 to 1.
When it comes to the absolute amount of commercial taxes charged, Calgary, Vancouver, Edmonton and Winnipeg have the lowest property taxes per $1,000 of commercial assessment while Toronto, Ottawa, Montreal and Halifax have the highest. Estimated commercial property taxes per $1,000 of assessment are $14.30 in Calgary, $16.49 in Vancouver, $18.25 in Edmonton, $28 in Winnipeg, $30.36 in Toronto, $31.52 in Ottawa, $35.83 in Halifax, and $38.26 in Montreal.
For residential taxes, Vancouver, Calgary, Edmonton and Toronto have the lowest property taxes per $1,000 of residential assessment, while Winnipeg, Ottawa, Montreal and Halifax have the highest. Estimated residential taxes per $1,000 of assessment are $3.79 in Vancouver, $6.32 in Calgary, $7.46 in Toronto, $7.82 in Edmonton, $8.69 in Montreal, $11.73 in Ottawa, $12.19 in Halifax, and $14.10 in Winnipeg.Report Typo/Error
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Apple's app store saw record-setting revenue numbers in July, the company told CNBC.During the company's recent financial results call covering the third fiscal quarter of 2014, Apple CEO Tim Cook noted that iTunes software and services were the fastest growing part of Apple's business during the quarter that ended in June. iTunes billings grew 25 percent year over year to an all time quarterly high, and Apple saw iTunes revenue of $4.5 billion, largely due to the continued success of the App Store.
The Cupertino-based company also said that its app store saw a record number of customers making transactions.
As of June, Apple has had 75 billion cumulative App Store downloads, paying out a total of $20 billion to developers, with $5 billion paid in 2014 alone. According to app-tracking site AppShopper, there are 1,211,461 apps available in the App Store, including over 1 million iPhone apps and 610,000 iPad apps. Apple also has more than 21,000 Mac apps available in the Mac App Store.
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Not sure exactly what you mean. If you mean that the developers are only making $5,000 per app per year, I think you need to go beyond averages, and look at this:
* Some developers are making far less than that, because people don't find value in their apps.
* Some developers are making a whole bunch more than that, because their apps are the ones selling on the store.
* Some developers make their money on advertising, which doesn't show up in Apple's numbers.
I don't mean a whole bunch by it, but it's illuminating. Especially when you see some of the malicious or petulant garbage that app store 'reviewers' will write about $1 apps.
I think Apple are still keen to foster the illusion of a gold rush, but its long over. Just the way their search function can only show one app at a time. It's almost as if, like casinos, they're trying to promote a big winner do draw in thousands of losers.
And to think that Apple didn't want the App Store in the first place....
Steve Jobs didn't want it in the first place. There were other Apple employees that pushed for it though.
$5,000 per app per year? That's no way to make a living.
Not sure exactly what you mean. If you mean that the developers are only making $5,000 per app per year, I think you need to go beyond averages, and look at this:
* Some developers are making far less than that, because people don't find value in their apps.
* Some developers are making a whole bunch more than that, because their apps are the ones selling on the store.
* Some developers make their money on advertising, which doesn't show up in Apple's numbers.
If you mean that the developers are only making $5,000 per app per year...
Note that a huge portion of full-time professional iOS developers are making in the neighborhood of 6 figure annual salaries or consulting fees working on enterprise mobile apps for corporate distribution outside the iTunes App store. Supporting that part of the developer ecosystem is some of what the Apple-IBM announcement was about. It's a separate big business in addition to the App store revenues, that helps drive iOS device sales.
$5,000 per app per year? That's no way to make a living.
2/3rds of all apps are free apps, so that makes the mean average for non-free apps closer to $15k per year, above minimum wage for just 2 apps.
But the revenue distribution is extremely skewed (academic papers say something more like some sort of power law curve). So something like just the top 2% percent of all apps rakes in 90% or more of App store revenue. Which makes the median average really low, maybe a few cents per day for half of all the paid apps. There's a ton of junk, apps for tiny niches, and maybe a few poorly marketed undiscovered gems in the bottom half of the App store.
Or is being paid to create apps that are free and have no ads,
Plus where did the $5000 figure come from? I can only assume someone did 5,000,000,000/1,211,461 = 4127, but the 1.2m apps weren't all bought last year?
Bingo. At least someone's thinking.
There are countless businesses that would like to have an App for their customers to use. The most obvious ones would be banks who provide an App free of charge for their customers to use to pay bills, check their balance and so on. Larger companies/organizations (like banks, CC companies, schools, sports teams) would have full time developers dedicated to mobile App development.
Smaller companies/organizations aren't going to employ a full-time developer - they're going to hire someone like me (who works part time for an App development company). There are a LOT of App developers like me who make decent money developing Apps for other people.
I don't know why people always assume Apps are only created by individuals who are making next to nothing. Or that there are "zombie Apps" that have few downloads and never make the charts (like that one famous study those idiots recently did) implying that nobody makes money on them.
Open your eyes people, there are lots of Apps you will never hear about unless you walk into a local small business and see a sign that says "Now available on The App Store". Someone got paid to develop that App and just because it's not making money (or the best-selling charts) doesn't mean time was wasted making it.
This is a little scary for most indie devs.
As far as i can see over on iphonedevsdk forums most indies have seen a drop in revenue over the past few months. I think this just means there is a larger gap between the "big" companies and the indie teams. I remember reading something about how 5% of apps make 90% of the revenue on the app store I can only assume even less apps are making more of the money.
I plan to release my first app to the app store with the release of iOS 8.
thanks for the discouragement ;)
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Get an overview of this hotelRiverfront Gatlinburg hotel in Sugarlands Visitor Center Great Smoky, near Ripley's Aquarium of the Smokies
Located in Sugarlands Visitor Center Great Smoky, this hotel is within a 15-minute walk of Roaring Fork and Ripley's Aquarium of the Smokies. Sweet Fanny Adams Theatre and Cooter's Place are also within 10 minutes.
Hotel Features
Along with coffee/tea in a common area, this hotel has a seasonal outdoor pool and a TV in a common area. Free on-the-go breakfast, free WiFi in public areas, and free self parking are also provided.
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All 36 individually decorated rooms feature free WiFi and balconies. For a bit of entertainment, flat-screen TVs come with cable channels, and guests can also appreciate conveniences like refrigerators and microwaves.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!Opens in a new window
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Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast each morning. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access. This Gatlinburg hotel also offers a seasonal outdoor pool, coffee/tea in a common area, and a television in a common area. Limited complimentary onsite parking is available on a first-come, first-served basis.
- Outdoor seasonal pool
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- Total number of rooms - 36
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| Super Mega Fan chapter 1 . 10/18/2012
I like how you were getting Raph to admit his fear of bugs you know
| me. no not you. me chapter 1 . 3/19/2011
dont worry Raph im scred of Oompa Lommpas from charlie and the choclate factory.
it was on tv last night aqnd i was flicking through the channels and it came on. i screamed and mum came running in. X_X
| Saya the Ninja Cat chapter 1 . 11/24/2010
Lol. Nice finish, I must say. You really afraid of butterflies? Or were you just trying to get Raph to admit to his fear? Me, I'm afraid of terrorists, natural disasters, murderers, rapists, and my little sisters getting hurt. In particular, my baby sister. Well, technically she's seven now, but I still call her that. I'm her favorite big sister. We kinda have this whole Leo/Mikey thing goin' on as far as I protect her and she always comes to me when she wants to talk about something. :)
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Are St-Pierre's fighting days numbered?
Have we seen the last of Georges St-Pierre inside the octagon?
After pulling out a controversial split decision over Johny Hendricks at UFC 167 on Saturday in Las Vegas, a battered a bruised St-Pierre announced he was taking a hiatus from the sport because of personal issues.
"Not right now," St-Pierre said when asked to elaborate on what those issues were at the post-fight news conference. "I can't tell you. I just got hit; I just came out of a frickin' war with a guy that hit like a truck. My brain got bashed left and right inside my skull, so I need to think and see what's going to happen.
"I got very emotional, and I'm going to have a talk with the guys and see what's going to happen. I want to say thank you to everyone for their support. The UFC has always been with me, and always supported me. They're the ones who made my lifestyle with my family, so I want to say thank you from the bottom of my heart to them. I would never turn my back to the UFC, ever, ever."
St-Pierre's manager Rodolphe Beaulieu told "UFC Tonight" on Wednesday it's "possible" the fight against Hendricks was St-Pierre's last. UFC president Dana White insists St-Pierre will fight again.
"First of all, I'm the guy who talks about GSP all the time, talks what an amazing champion he's been, how he represents the sport, the title, the brand his country, his list goes on and on," White told "UFC Tonight." "But he made a big mistake, when he said what he said. Shouldn't have said it, didn't make sense, and it left everyone wondering what was going on, including me."
White maintained his belief that St-Pierre will return.
"There will be a rematch (against Hendricks)," White said. "GSP did not retire on Saturday night."
UFC middleweight Michael Bisping, who has been out because of a detached retina, has been cleared to return.
"I was at the doctors this morning; they've given me the green light to start proper training again," Bisping told "UFC Tonight." "I've been running and lifting weights for a while. Now I can get back in the gym and start working on a few things."
Bisping, who has been trading verbal shots with Tim Kennedy on Twitter, said he could return in March or April of next year.
"I wouldn't say there's been back and forth with Tim Kennedy," Bisping said. "I'd say there's been Tim Kennedy chomping at the bit, trying to make a name for himself. He came over from Strikeforce, he's had a couple wins over people I've never heard of and he's trying to get some notoriety. Of course, people like to call me out, I'm no stranger to that. Good for him.
"I've never turned down an opponent once; I'm not going to start with Tim Kennedy. If that's who the UFC wants, I'll be happy to fight him. Myself, personally, I would like someone ranked a little higher up the ladder, someone in the top five maybe. But it's down to the UFC." ...
Bellator MMA announced last week that welterweight champion Ben Askren was free and clear of contractual matching rights, leaving him free to seek employment with other organizations. Askren has said has nothing against Bellator, but he wants to challenge himself against the best in the UFC.
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On March 19 the Learning Through Play conference returns for it's third year to the Cincinnati Museum Center and we've got a scholarship to giveaway!
Focusing on children in kindergarten and younger, this unique, one-day event explores how you can use play as both a parent and professional to get the most from your interactions with children. They'll have more than 20 sessions with knowledgeable presenters such as Happen, Inc., Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center and Cincinnati Museum Center.
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This all new show features the biggest hits of the 50�s, 60�s and 70�s. Written by Brad Moranz, �Blast 2� is the sequel to last year�s Piccolo Spoleto smash-�Blast from the Past�-seen by over 2,000 lowcountry residents.
More than a musical revue, the show tells the story of what happens when a freak meteor shower bombards an oldies record store bringing all the records to hilarious life. But when aliens show up looking for the meteors, the fun really begins.
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Whipped Cream
Create your own traditional whipped cream for fruit or pie topping. Make it your own by substituting other flavorings for vanilla, or using 1 tbsp of flavored coffee creamer.
- 2 cups (480 ml) heavy whipping cream, cold
- 3 Tablespoons (38 g) granulated sugar or other sweetener, to taste (optional)
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- Place all ingredients into the Vitamix container and secure lid.
- Select Variable 1.
- Turn machine on and slowly increase speed to Variable 10, then to High.
- Blend for 12 seconds for soft peaks. Do not over mix. Serve within two hours.
Variations: Substitute other flavorings for vanilla, or use 1 tablespoon flavored coffee creamer, such as hazelnut or Irish cream.
This recipe has been written for the C-Series machines with Variable Speed control and Standard 64-ounce container. If you are using a different Vitamix machine or container size, you may need to make adjustments to the Variable Speed, processing time, and/or ingredient quantities.
Nutrition Information
|Serving Size
|2 tbsp ( 33 g )
|Amount Per Servings
|Total Fat
|Saturated Fat
|Total Carbohydrate
|Dietary Fiber
How cold does the heavy cream need to be?
You should take the cream right from the fridge to the Vitamix. You will want the cream to be less than 40 degrees Fahrenheit
Date published: 2016-12-28
Will his recipe also work with chilled coconut cream.
Yes it will.
Date published: 2016-12-11
If I only need one cup of whipped cream, can I use the smaller 32 oz. dry grain container?
You can still use the tall 64 ounce container to whip 1 cup of cream.
Date published: 2017-01-09
Why do you have to serve the whip cream within 2 hours.
Since this is a fresh whipped cream the milk and the whey will start to separate after time therefore we recommend to serve within two hours.
Date published: 2017-01-27
Can you use lactose free milk ?
Heavy cream has a fat content between 30 and 36% this is what is needed to form nice stiff picks without any addition of a thickening agent. Most of the lactose free milk are 1 to 2 percent fat that I have seen so they will not work the same as the heavy cream.
Date published: 2017-01-27


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