text:
8:30 am
Woodsmith Shop "From Ordinary to Extraordinary" The Woodsmith editors explore three different ways to make cabinet doors that really stand out. Learn how to create a unique wood lattice door, use veneer to perk up a plain panel, and make doors sparkle by adding glass. D
9:00 am
The Victory Garden "Light Up Your Garden" Host Jamie Durie visits the renowned Ruth Bancroft Garden in Walnut Creek, California, to take a closer look at specimens that reflect light, absorb light or bring light into the garden. Meanwhile, gardening correspondent Paul Epsom is in New York City searching for a cleaner, greener Big Apple. The city is attempting to shrink its carbon footprint, and one of the ways it's succeeding is through the "Million Trees" initiative. D
9:30 am
For Your Home "Welcome to the Big Top, Part 9" Decorative artists transform a bonus room into a circus-inspired children's playroom. Vicki and Tim Whaley install an environmentally friendly and decorative stage. D
10:00 am
Martha's Sewing Room "Madeira Borders - Three Ways" Gown embellished with Madeira borders; Crisscross pintucks Antique Technique; Heirloom Quilting segment on applying pintucked triangles; Hand embroidered shadow squares. Guests: Hope Yoder, Nina McVeigh, Wendy Schoen. D
10:30 am
Best of the Joy of Painting "Purple Haze" Shades of lavender, purple and blue, watch Bob Ross paint another vibrant landscape beauty on black canvas. D
11:00 am
New Scandinavian Cooking with Andreas Viestad "Nuclear Family Food" Despite cold winter weather, Andreas scales the Gaustad mountain to prepare warm mushroom soup and lamb shanks with a Norwegian-style risotto.G
11:30 am
Joanne Weir's Cooking Class "Asparagus Puffs (Gougeres) and Lamb Skewers With Fava Salad" Joanne shows her student Del how to peel fava beans and use rosemary in an unexpected way, and then they create a seasonal twist on the classic French cheese gougeres. Recipes: (1) ASPARAGUS CHEESE PUFFS, (2) GRILLED LAMB ON ROSEMARY SKEWERS WITH WARM FAVA SALAD. Student: Clodel "Del" Gosuico - Programmer. D
12:00 pm
Destinos: An Introduction to Spanish "Inolvidable (Unforgettable)" This episode includes a history of the Tango, a glimpse of the life of writer Jose Luis Borges and a general overview of the culture and history of Argentina.G
12:30 pm
Destinos: An Introduction to Spanish "Estimada Sra. Suarez (Dear Mrs. Suarez)" This episode reviews the vocabulary and sights of Raquel's visit to Buenos Aires.G
1:00 pm
Looking at Learning....Again Part 2 "Behind The Design" With Philip Sadler, Ed.D. Young children are natural designers and builders, but if their interest is not fostered, it may wane as they move through the grades. D
2:00 pm
Mechanical Universe And Beyond, The "Temperature and Gas Laws" Hot discoveries about the behavior of gases make the connection between temperature and heat. D
2:30 pm
Mechanical Universe And Beyond, The "Engine of Nature" The Carnot engine, part one, beginning with simple steam engines. D
3:00 pm
Biography of America, A "Slavery" While the North develops an industrial economy and culture, the South develops a slave culture and economy, and the great rift between the regions becomes unbreachable. Professor Masur looks at the human side of the history of the mid-1800s by sketching a portrait of the lives of slave and master. D
3:30 pm
Biography of America, A "Coming of the Civil War" Simmering regional differences ignite an all-out crisis in the 1850s. Professor Martin teams with Professor Miller and historian Stephen Ambrose to chart the succession of incidents, from 'Bloody Kansas' to the shots on Fort Sumter, that inflame the conflict between North and South to the point of civil war. D
4:00 pm
Curiosity Quest "Gentle Giants Rescue" Join Joel on this giant adventure as he visits the Gentle Giants Rescue and Adoptions to learn all about large-breed dogs. These dogs may tower over Joel, but they are full of kindness and sloppy kisses. D
4:30 pm
Biz Kid$ "Where Is My Allowance?" Whether you're facing good times or tough times, it's important to know how to get the best value for your money. Discover tips for stretching your dollars.G
5:00 pm
The Electric Company "Franscent" Francine ruins both her science project and Lisa's. The two rivals need find a way to work together on a new project or they'll both fail. D
5:30 pm
Cyberchase "Clock Like An Egyptian" The kids must measure the passage of time and find Dr. Marbles in a pyramid guarded by a Mummy.G
6:00 pm
Essential Pepin "Light As Air" Meringue Shells With Chantilly Cream; Macaroons; Chocolate Roll; Chocolate Souffle Cake With Raspberry Sauce. D
6:30 pm
America's Test Kitchen from Cook's Illustrated "Gnocchi and Panzanella" Test cook Bridget Lancaster shows host Christopher Kimball how to make foolproof Gnocchi at Home. Next, gadget guru Lisa McManus reveals her top pick for rotary graters. Then, Chris discusses with science expert Guy Crosby the science of soil and its effect on the taste of tomatoes. D
7:00 pm
Primal Grill with Steven Raichlen "Heat Without Meat" Whether you're a vegetarian, feeding someone who doesn't eat meat, or simply crave meatless grilling from time to time, this show is for you. Smoked egg pate from Israel. (Think of it as turbocharged egg salad.) Grilled tofu with pineapple, cucumber, and a chili-peanut dipping sauce from Malaysia. Grilled bananas with a spoon-licking caliber coconut-caramel sauce from Thailand (as good for breakfast or a snack as a dessert). And Israeli Eggplant Salad-proof that you don't need meat to show off your grilling skills.G
7:30 pm
Clodagh's Irish Food Trails "Dublin and Dun Laoghaire" NULL
8:00 pm
The Woodwright's Shop "Hancock Pedestal Table" With its turned top and dovetailed legs, this walnut tripod table is a classic of American design. D
8:30 pm
Rick Steves' Europe "Greece's Peloponnese" On the Peloponnese Peninsula, Ricks visits the old port town of Nafplio, time-trips through the ruins of Olympia, and takes center stage at the preserved theater at Epidauros.G
9:00 pm
Burt Wolf: Travels & Traditions "What Are They Eating in the Photograph" NULL
9:30 pm
Essential Pepin "Light As Air" Meringue Shells With Chantilly Cream; Macaroons; Chocolate Roll; Chocolate Souffle Cake With Raspberry Sauce. D
10:00 pm
America's Test Kitchen from Cook's Illustrated "Gnocchi and Panzanella" Test cook Bridget Lancaster shows host Christopher Kimball how to make foolproof Gnocchi at Home. Next, gadget guru Lisa McManus reveals her top pick for rotary graters. Then, Chris discusses with science expert Guy Crosby the science of soil and its effect on the taste of tomatoes. D
10:30 pm
Burt Wolf: What We Eat "Time to Play Ketchup: The Story of the Tomato" Burt reveals why the tomato was accepted in Italy and Southern Europe but not in the north.G
11:00 pm
Joanne Weir's Cooking Confidence "Market to Table" Joanne's day begins at the farmer's market and she shows us a fresh sugar snap pea soup. Then she works with her student Kyle to perfect his pasta techniques making a fresh fettuccine with asparagus, prosciutto, and lemon creme fraiche. Recipes: Sugar Snap Pea Soup with Mint and Meyer Lemon Oil and Fresh Fettuccine with Asparagus Ribbons and Lemon Creme Fraiche. D
11:30 pm
Rick Steves' Europe "Greece's Peloponnese" On the Peloponnese Peninsula, Ricks visits the old port town of Nafplio, time-trips through the ruins of Olympia, and takes center stage at the preserved theater at Epidauros.G


text:
What does it take to educate a girl?
- 69 Artículos
Ten years after the United Nations Girls' Education Initiative (UNGEI) was launched in 2000 to safeguard the right to education and gender equality for all children, filmmakers Frederick Rendina and Oren Rudavsky travelled to Nepal and Uganda to document the lives of girls seeking an education amid poverty and in the aftermath of conflict. The resulting film, 'To Educate a Girl', supported by UNGEI, paints an inspiring picture of young girls determined to build their lives and follow their dreams despite the most challenging environments.
In the lead-up to a special screening of the film at Columbia University on International Women's Day, 8 March, UNICEF podcast moderator Femi Oke spoke with the filmmakers about the making of the documentary and their travels to discover what it takes to educate a girl.
To listen to the podcast, please click here!
To RSVP for the screening at Columbia University Teachers College on 8 March, please click here!

subset: commoncrawl


text:
ECS A770M-A Review
We have been hearing about AM2+ for a while now and there have been many vendors releasing specs on their version, but there aren't many options out there to actually purchase one. ECS released the A770M-A motherboard, which is a mainstream part of the AMD 7 series chipsets for the Spider platform. The wait is finally over and AM2+ is here. Was it worth the wait?
The ECS A770M-A is targeted at the entry level mainstream user with a price point to match. The AM2+ is AMD's stopgap between AM2 with DDR2 support, and full blown AM3, which will move to DDR3 support sometime in 2008.
Closer Look:
The ECS A770M-A packaging proudly states the 20th anniversary of ECS, along with the features of the new AM2+ chipset on the front. Flipping it over to the back, you get the breakdown of the new technologies implemented with the chipset such as HT 3.0, PCI-E 2.0, and support for the Phenom line of processors.
Opening the box reveals the sparse accessory package along with the manuals and install CD. Getting the partition out of the way, you get the first look of AM2+ goodness wrapped in the anti-static bag.


text: The 46 Eastbay SX brings all the acclaimed performance, style and reliability of her predecessors - and then goes one great leap further, adding the revolutionary Zeus propulsion system from CMD. With joystick docking, pod-drive power and a range of intelligent innovations, this Eastbay is the definition of grace under power. The 46SX also offers a number of layout options, including both up- and down-galley configurations. A three-stateroom design is available, and owner have the option to add an additional crew cabin, too. Overall, the 46SX offers an unrivaled combination for the uncompromising buyer.


text:
Watch The ::God Is Imaginary Videos On YouTube ::
0 Members and 1 Guest are viewing this topic.
Let me make my original point another way. You lying about your relationship makes me question your integrity. It is not that we simply have a difference of opinion. You have been deceptive. What was the point of your deception? You should be able to understand and address my point and my apprehensions as a member of the community.
Quote from: screwtape on March 26, 2010, 03:22:19 PMIf you don't want "arrogant arm-chair expert" advice, then don't ask the question of amateurs in the first place. If you want professional advice, spend the money and go to a shrink. You have no grounds for complaint. This is a forum to ask questions, discuss, and debate, is it not?
If you don't want "arrogant arm-chair expert" advice, then don't ask the question of amateurs in the first place. If you want professional advice, spend the money and go to a shrink. You have no grounds for complaint.
But even if I didn't know her, I would not be doling out the arrogant arm-chair "expert" advice that you so easily and callously dish out, knowing diddly squat about the people involved. What does it cost you to suggest dropping a bomb in people's lives? Nothing.
Not sure I understand where my brother outright lied?
Actually his opinion and answers, and the way that you and others replied to them helped, it was not reduntant to me or unnecessary.
he can share his replies just like any other, and he knows the situation, so he can relate to me.
Sorry trying to do another quote and it screwed up, Ill figure this quoting thing out one day, lol!
If you sum that up, it equals STFU. He was saying we should not have answered. That is not debate. That is not discussion. That is your brother trying to shut down discussion. Rather than discuss or debate the points on their merits, he is attacking the people who made them.
I always say what I mean. But sometimes I'm a sarcastic prick whose tone can't be properly communicated via text.
You have engaged in flagrant use of fallacies and attempts to shut down discussion in your exchanges with screwtape, and he's been pretty damn patient about it, while you are now lying in your attempt to hand-wave it away.
Fuck you.
you're getting way bent out of shape on this and fabricating & inflating something that only exists in your mind.
You claim that I said "we should not have answered" and "tried to shut down discussion". This is rediculous and shows that your are over-reacting.
All I did was disagree with the idea of coming out with one's atheism to elderly, frail, unarmed parents!
As I understand it, that's what a forum is about!
I apologize for the F/U comment, but
You know, when you make a statement and follow it with "but..." it negates the original statement. "I love you, but your hips are big" says "I don't love you because your hips are big""I'm sorry, but you said something that made me angry" says "I'm not really sorry, because I was totally justified." That may not be what you meant. But that is what it says.
Religions need books because they don't have gods.
i disagree.
Quote from: Blaziken_rjcf on March 30, 2010, 12:28:40 PMi disagree. Nobody asked you.
If someone is genuinely sorry for doing X, then what motive does that person have to justify having done X?If one believes that he or she is justified in doing X, then it makes no sense to be sorry for having done X. It might make sense to be sorry for some side-effect of X, but if X was actually justified in that person's mind, then that person is not sorry.
If your reaction was justified, then why were you sorry for having reacted that way? That's not rational.
I just went back and re-read every post I made on this thread. I suggest you do the same,
- Tried to "shut down" the conversation
- Attacked people.
- Said that you "should not have answered"
- Dodged points
- Had a "hidden agenda"
- Lied about relationship with sister (and don't give me that "lie by ommission" BS, I eventually felt forced to drop the anonimity, and that's it. Your preference to retroactively apply wrong intent is just rediculous).
when i got pissed at one of my best friends, after i calmed down and apologized i explained why i got angry so he/she wouldn't get angry at me for thinking i got angry at him/her for no reasoneven though it was justified, i explained myself so he/she wouldnt think it was completely unjustified and i was sorry for having reacted that way
bold mineI understand that. I left room for the possibility that SS did not mean it to sound like a non-apology.
But it still sounds like a non-apology.
And there is a way to say it that does not sound like a retraction of the apology. When you say "But" it negates what came before it. If you can use "and" it can make a big difference. In the example I gave, you could say "I love you and you have big hips." you did that above where I bolded it. That comes off better than "I'm sorry but I had good reason to be a jerk"
Or you can use "but" and reverse the order "you have big hips, but I love you." "I was upset for this reason, but I am sorry for it" See the difference?
It will help you prepare for the day when you are ready to have your atheist discussion with your other arrogant siblings who treat you poorly.
I hate these questions... why should the non-believer have to put themselves over a barrel? Why is it always the atheist that is forced to sit in silence while the others feel the freedom of expression? I say that if they are a true family they will accept your beliefs and they will allow, nay... want your voice to be heard. If they can't get over a disagreement for your sake, why should you be forced to lie for theirs?


text:
Watch The ::God Is Imaginary Videos On YouTube ::
0 Members and 1 Guest are viewing this topic.
Auckland parents Ian and Linda Williams thought they had made an informed choice not to vaccinate their children, but after their son ended up in intensive care with a tetanus infection they realised they had made a terrible mistake.
Religions need books because they don't have gods.
In the UK, we have a vaccine called the MMR, which has been "linked" with giving children autism. One doctor looked at 12 children whose parents had basically asked him "prove a link". He also had been working on a new vaccine that would have made him a fortune had the MMR been discredited. Most stories were along the lines of "my baby was fine - but then 8 months (or 5 months, or 12 months) after getting his MMR he became autistic". The tabloid press worked the story up. Vaccination rates dropped to levels where they might be a measles epidemic. However, if you actually LOOKED, there was no credible evidence of any link whatsoever - just interested parties, hysteria, and fear.And then it came time to have my little girl vaccinated. She means the absolute world to me. My brain was 100% certain it was safe to give her the MMR.But I was still afraid. As I said to the doctor - "my head is convinced, my gut is not". Despite being as sure as sure could be, and backed up with the evidence, I was still afraid. The months of screaming in the press, and the thought that "what if I hurt my little girl?", it all made me fear. Even the solid fact that if I did NOT vaccinate her she would have a definite (though small) chance of death, sterility, or blindness if she caught measles did not help. The baseless superstition had gotten into me and it hurt.
http://www.abc.net.au/local/stories/2013/06/06/3776327.htmQuoteAuckland parents Ian and Linda Williams thought they had made an informed choice not to vaccinate their children, but after their son ended up in intensive care with a tetanus infection they realised they had made a terrible mistake.
As well as Alijah, the Williams have a nine-year-old son and a two-year-old daughter, and Ian Williamson says they did their own research and decided not to vaccinate their children."My wife was very against it for her own reasons," he says."I have a science degree and my wife since then has got a science degree as a midwife. I was open to both ideas so I looked into it."If you google vaccines you get a lot of pros and a lot of cons, and you start to read all the cons and they start to weigh on you and you start to believe all the things that are said."It looks like a fifty-fifty argument."


text:
Now you should analyze what's different with this copy and correct it before cleaning the whole picture up
Knowing what to fix and what to leave alone and what to push further
Each artist in a cartoon production line has is or her specialty.
A storyboard artists creates the continuity and some acting and posing, and if he is good at it some rough composition.
The layout artist polishes the poses, draws the backgrounds and tightens everything - then adds some breakdown poses.
The animator moves the layout poses and adds more breakdowns and subtleties.
Each artist must take what the person before him/her has created and make decisions:
What are the good parts I should preserve? The essence.
What is a mistake or rushed part that I should fix?
Is there anything I can do to push the idea, to make it stronger? But not until you at least preserve the good parts you have been given by the director and the artist before you. You can't tone it down.
This calls not only for skill, creativity, but a clear thinking practical, analytic brain.
You don't want to just throw away what some other poor artist or writer has done just because it's your turn to draw the scene within your particular department. You yourself wouldn't want the next person in line to do that to your own chunk of the show, right? Well they do it all the time - except at my studios if I am watching.
So we have to learn the difference between arbitrarily changing things and taking the good essence of an idea and polishing it and pushing it.
Step by step all through the production of a cartoon.
This is somewhat personally limiting (and frustrating) at first, but once you get it, it will free you to achieve personal creativity on a whole new level you never thought possible. It's balancing control and common purpose with individuality.
Analysis is not creative. It's your brain helping your magical talent get a job done best.


text: It seems despite our definitive refutation of the mustache, it won't go easy: in today's Guardian, writer Gareth McLean shows off the sinister-looking stache sprouted in what he terms "the Movember Initiative." As is the way of upper-lip hair, it does little to burnish its cause — nor does the accompanying rogue's gallery of mustachioed celebs. Let's just say: if you don't want to forever think of Jude Law with the lip-bristle of an 8th Grade math teacher, don't click. [The Guardian]


text:
Quality is the goal throughout every project
San Diego, CA (PRWEB) January 23, 2013
Santora Media Group (SMG) is now the go-to design firm for some of the most elite brands in the world. Big names such as Nike, Lamborghini, Maserati, and Ray Ban are just a few of the global companies that trust their marketing and advertising graphic design to SMG with a confidence that comes from knowing that they are in very capable hands. Whether it is a fresh logo design, an eye-catching trade show display, or a set of business cards for executives, SMG has what any business needs to make their company stand out.
SMG was founded in 2002 and has been growing a loyal client base ever since. This multi-faceted organization offers a multitude of products and services including printing services such as brochures, flyers, posters, company letterhead, stationary and business cards. They offer their graphic design services to produce clean, professional branding and logo design that boosts business unlike any other advertising agency.
The aspect of SMG's company that is most impactful to their thousands of loyal clients is their versatility. The huge variety of media design packages that they have available gives them the edge they need to be able to complete orders on a global level while also providing the same high quality design and customer service to small local businesses as well. Their talented design team provides the same amount of dedication to every client no matter how big or small they are.
Although no advertising agency is better equipped to promote the business then SMG themselves, the unique thing about this company is that most of their promotion comes from client referrals and from their products. Not only do they provide excellent representation for their clients' companies, but other businesses take notice of the high quality, professional creativity that goes into creating the promotional material which causies them to bring their business to SMG as well.
Another unique aspect of SMG is the level of customer care that they offer from start to finish. The process starts with consultation between the client and the creative team to determine company goals and which packages and products would best fit their needs. Next the design team creates the graphics under the supervision of the creative director and the client who has the final say in all decisions. The graphics go through the proofing, revision and approval stages and then move into production and fulfillment.
Once the order is fulfilled and installed, SMG works with their clients to assess and adjust the campaign to ensure its success. This is an important step in determining future campaigns and their effectiveness. The expansion of their products and services allows SMG to serve any company. Whether they need signage, printing services, photography, product launches, graphic design services, or promotional gifts on a small or grand scale, SMG has every media package a company could want and provides excellent customer support through installation and beyond. They have a proven track record of providing timely, professional products and services to businesses of all sizes and continue to serve some of the most elite brands in the world.


text:
Battle of Cardassia
The Advance on Cardassia ended the Dominion War with the alliance of the Federation, the Klingons, and the Romulans victorious over all Dominion forces in the Alpha Quadrant.
With Dominion forces stretched thin across the Federation, Klingon, and Romulan borders and disrupted by the Cardassian Rebellion, the Female Changeling in charge of the Dominion's offensive in the Alpha Quadrant withdrew all forces from the Federation, Klingon and Romulan territories under the assumption that the Alliance resolve was not strong enough to press the battle at any cost into Cardassian space. The Founder was gambling that by reverting to pre-war territories, the Dominion would be able to build up a defence perimeter, shorten its supply lines, become less vulnerable to hit and run attacks, and rebuild its forces more quickly. She could not have been more mistaken. The Alliance, seeing an opportunity to press home an attack and defeat the Dominion once and for all, massed an invasion fleet of many thousands of starships at Deep Space 9, and launched it not long after. [1]
During the space battle, increasing rebel activity inspired by Damar's continued uprising destroyed various communications installations around Cardassia Prime, cutting off Dominion forces with their fleet. Under orders from the Female Changeling, Jem'Hadar troops destroyed Lakarian City in mere moments, killing 2 million men, women and children as punishment for the uprising among the populace. This proved to be another costly blunder on the Founder's part. In retaliation, Cardassian forces everywhere switched sides, greatly aiding the Alliance forces. Infuriated at this betrayal, the Founder ordered the Jem'Hadar to wipe out all Cardassians. More than 800 million Cardassians would perish as result of this atrocity before the war was finished.
Although the Alliance was projected to lose over 40% of their ships, they pressed on to the Cardassian homeworld, completely surrounding it. They now faced the huge Dominion and Breen defense fleet which was perhaps tens of thousands strong[2], and reinforced by Cardassian space stations as well as the formidable orbital weapons platforms like those deployed at the First Battle of Chin'toka. Before the battle could be joined, Odo convinced the the Founder to surrender, ending the war. [3]


text:
The make-believe crusade by publicity hound Republicans to somehow stop Obamacare is one of the most cynical political exercises we've seen in many years. And that, my friends, is saying something.
Charlatans are peddling the fantasy that somehow they can prevent the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act from becoming what it already is: the law of the land. Congress passed it, President Obama signed it, the Supreme Court upheld it, and many of its provisions are already in force and others will soon take effect.


text:
I've been working on my elusive fantasy novel. I have avoided it for too long, primarily because my villain and I were not seeing eye-to-eye about her behavior. However, I think I am finally back on speaking terms with all of my characters. We may not agree, but we're on speaking terms.
I've decided to simplify the novel's perspective. Instead of writing from each character's viewpoint and shifting around, I am going to return to the original concept and just follow the main character. At least for the time-being. I think this is going to make more sense. It's also going to facilitate something I really struggle with in my writing: Keeping Secrets. Writing from one perspective will, I think, cause the reader to ask more questions; and it may be, in the end, that only Koon, Steve, and I know who else was at the Temple on that fateful day.
I am struggling, however, with age propriety. I have already made the characters older than they were in my very first draft for believability's sake, but I sense that they are still behaving older. It may require some tweaking, but I suppose it will have to wait for my beta readers.
Interestingly, I met one of my brother's students and she had the same name as the Healer in my story. I thought I was being original in my name selection, so this came as a surprise to me. Still, kind of cool.
Where does it end? In an episode of NCIS, DiNozzo gives McGee grief about not knowing how his story is going to end. I laughed, but the truth is that I know a lot of writers who don't know how their story will end. It's more common than I would have expected. Still, it concerns me. If I don't know where it ends, I won't know where to stop. I am so in love with this world and these people that I fear I would just keep writing and writing and writing and…and someday realize that I've outwritten the story I started with.
So. Anybody have a suggestion for an ending? 🙂


text:
Refrigerators can do a lot more than we have ever anticipated them to these days. We've seen fridges with LCD touchscreen apps that will allow you to access the weather, doodle notes or recipes, and browse the web. Yet none have been able to accomplish the simple task of recognizing when to stop filling up a full glass of water.
Meet the new line of General Electric's french door refrigerators. These new fridges will contain "Hands-free Autofill" and "PreciseFill" systems which utilize an ultrasonic sensor to detect how much water to dispense into your containers. This means you can leave a glass, a cup of tea, or a bowl of oatmeal under the dispenser, select hot or cold water, and walk away while the fridge figures out how much water to fill in. The technology derives from the similar concept that the auto industry currently uses to fill up fuel tanks in locomotives.
"Our commitment first and foremost is to simplify and streamline the consumer's world, applying innovations in a way that makes home life easier," said John Boyd, refrigeration marketing manager for GE Appliances. "There's more to a refrigerator than just storing food and beverages and keeping them cold. The industry-first features in our new French door models provide convenience, efficiency and bring ease to the hectic lives of busy consumers."
The water dispenser will also have a built-in filter system that has been verified to remove 98 percent of five trace pharmaceuticals (ibuprofen, atenolol, fluoxetine, progesterone, and trimethoprim) from drinking water and ice. You can easily change the filter when the time comes by locating the system behind the fridge door.
If you don't regularly know when to routinely maintain your refrigerator, the new GE fridge models will also integrate a "smart meter" that will supply maintenance information on all your GE appliances so you know how much energy each item consumes and receive service alerts whenever necessary. You can access this information from your computer or straight through a smartphone app to adjust ways you use your electronics and minimize power consumption. Of course, GE has created the fridges to meet and exceed Energy Star standards, such as reducing greenhouse gas emissions from the bottom freezers, for a more environmentally-friendly home.
The GE Profile model, which contains the smart water dispenser, is expected to arrive to retailers in June while the GE Cafe, which has the ability to heat up hot water directly from the dispenser in as little as two minutes, will appear in the fourth quarter of this year. The Profile will be available in 27 and 29-cubic-foot models while the Cafe is limited to 29-cubic-foot, and both will come with five adjustable settings for meat, beverage, produce, cheese and citrus. You can also customize the fridge with LED lights, such as red, green, blue, aqua and purple, to match the temperature setting you've chosen or the type of produce you have stored in the fridge.
Expect these refrigerators to cost you anywhere between $1,699 to $2,999.


text:
Coffee music
Daniel Charlson unveils his all-vinyl Dark Horse Coffee Records
Ken Leighton 8 a.m., Nov. 21
How many San Diegans live outside the bubble, on the edge of the wild world?
You'd be surprised.
My buddy Fitz camped out for the longest time in a cave in the cliffs above Black's Beach. He wasn't alone. Some guy with a PhD lived in the cave across the gully.
Clay, another friend, made a home for himself in a space between the rocks that form Coronado's seawall behind Center Beach. "Most beautiful view to wake up to you can imagine," he said. One morning, there was President Bill Clinton jogging with some Navy SEALs. I don't think Clay got a chance to say hello.
Then there was Tom, an ex-Vietnam medic with too many nightmares to be stuck indoors. He gave up a large apartment in Spring Valley — at $2100 per month — to set up on a little island in the middle of the San Diego River, not far below Old Town, along with his old lady and a couple of herons he'd rescued as chicks, one blue, the other white. Any sound of approaching footfalls and they'd be aloft, squawking, warning Tom to skedaddle or hunker down till the intruders passed.
Then there's Laura Stansell, whom I met one night on a South Park Walkabout. She described how a realtor friend had urged her to tear down her big rambling house, which straddles one of the area's canyons. He explained how she could build an apartment or condo complex in its place and maximize the value of her property.
Laura looked at it differently. "I wouldn't develop the canyon," she said. "I love it as it is. For instance, I was sitting in the hot tub on the deck one night, and I heard crackling. A coyote walked by, about 20 feet away. We stared at each other for the longest moment. Foxes, eagles, owls — I've always felt it's like living on a farm in the middle of the city, in South Park."
A surprising number of San Diegans do choose to live and work at that interface. Here are five people who have done a deal with the wilderness gods. They're either trying to have their suburban cake and eat it, too, or they have more guts than you or me, enough to plant their lives where that other world lays down its gauntlet. Right outside the front door.
∗ ∗ ∗
A murder of crows is making a racket a few hundred yards away.
I check my watch. It's 7:39 in the morning. "If I had a cast of hawks, instead of just Aidan, I'd be less worried," says Andrea Ashbaugh. A cast of hawks is a pair. A murder of crows is a flock. "And that's a heck of a murder of crows. They're already upset. Seeing a hawk could make them really cranky. They might attack one. Two, they'd think twice."
This is a rumple-clouded, still-darkish, spritzing morning — the "nautical twilight," Andrea calls it — down near the Tijuana River sloughs, where Sunset Avenue meets Saturn Boulevard, east of Imperial Beach.
Suzie's Farm, the organic operation here, has fields cracked open by arteries of the river delta. The wanderings of these little tributaries are plainly seen through an overgrowth of trees and brambles. If Brer Rabbit had a briar patch down here, this is what it would look like.
It's also where Andrea and Aidan, her Harris's hawk, plus Gossip, her Jack Russell terrier, and Sunny, her whippet, are headed now.
Andrea is one of the few genuine hunter-gatherers in San Diego County. "I live in Clairemont Mesa, in a '60s subdivision, as suburban as you can get," she says. "But Aidan is my escape, and my meal ticket. I haven't bought meat in a store for three years. Aidan catches it for me."
Meaning, I guess, that what she has been eating is an awful lot of rabbit pie. "The farm allows me to hunt their fields. In return, Aidan (the name means "rascal" in Gaelic) catches rabbits, and makes other rabbits chary about returning to those exposed baby lettuce patches for a nibble. It helps Suzie's to stay organic and still harvest a good crop. "We're only hunting on Suzie's lands, not the sloughs themselves, which are protected."
Andrea knows her subject. She graduated from Ohio State University with a degree in zoology, volunteered with the Chula Vista Nature Center. Her day job is with the San Diego Humane Society.
She reaches in to the Coroplast box with her gauntlet-protected hand and hauls out one scarily big bird. He's gray, with rusty-red wing feathers and a yellow stripe across his hooked beak. And long, white-tipped tail feathers. Oh, and fearsome yellow talons. Andrea's wearing one of those brown gamekeeper's jackets with big pockets into which she might stuff dead animals and birds.
We head out across the muddy field toward the tree line, where the wild things live. "You have to learn a bunch of medieval terms to do this," Andrea says. "The designs for the equipment — tethers, knots, styles of construction — all come from the 1500s."
People, she says, have been falconing for maybe 4000 years. "The Babylonians have etchings. We have words like 'tercel' — like the Toyota; it means the male falcon — and 'jerkin,' 'hoodwinked,' 'mews.' All are falconing terms. Shakespeare's play The Taming of the Shrew uses classic falconing methods."
"The Arabs and the Japanese were considered among the premiere falconers," Andrea says. "The English fly their birds differently, although Elizabeth the First did it essentially like us. So what we're doing has really ancient connections."
The most shocking moment comes when she throws this big bird in the air, no strings attached. Aidan spreads his wings. He wafts up to sit on top of a nearby power pole.
"Oh, yes, he's free to go anytime," Andrea says. "The in-joke is that there are two sorts of falconers: those who have lost their bird, and those who haven't lost their bird…yet. The thing is, you've got to handle your bird, fly him, exercise him, groom him constantly, or he'll become wild again. I recognize that I'm sharing my life with a wild critter. When I apprenticed, I had to get a permit to take a bird from the wild, and then that's what I did. Went looking for a wild, red-tailed hawk. I found a juvenile in quite an urban area. Had to tempt him down, capture him, train him, fly him, and then — and here's the thing — I released him back to the wild after two years, even though I wasn't required to. I thought it was best for both of us. But that was hard. He was a fantastic hunter. He caught rabbits, pheasants, ducks. I taught him more than his mama would have. For a start, 75 percent of hatchlings die. And most parents only teach their young to catch rats and mice. There are about 4500 falconers like me in the U.S. We teach our juveniles to make more noble catches. Rabbits, pheasants. We give them the confidence to catch a wider variety of prey. If he migrates up to Sacramento for the summertime, as they often do, there are lots of pheasants, and with my training, he's familiar with them. That's good for survival. They need all their chances."


text:
Seib & Wessel: U.S. Impotent Over Egypt Bloodshed
WSJ's Jerry Seib, who reported from Cairo in the 1980s, says the violence in Egypt underscores U.S. impotence in Egypt and that President Obama's bet that continuing military aid to the country would give him influence has failed.
This transcript has been automatically generated and may not be 100% accurate.
the ... the lights we ... earlier this week ... for years and street scenes are just really tragic and indices in Egypt I don't think any of us who live there when I didn't these can manage and extension illuminate between Islam is in the military ... it was a fairly simple place and now it's a totally blown up I think the other thing is most striking to me ... is that I've never seen in our lifetimes really since the early seventies a reduced U S influence in Egypt the salon ... and Pres Obama had been up this week and sent to say we wish that violence would stop ... in Egypt ... but it's really the problem the Egyptians and ... um we can't really control it was pretty strange ... to think the president is ... going to be used to this calculating that he had cut off aid to Egypt which is substantial ... where the military coup occurred to me this with that that that is out there now already in fact I think Senator John McCain is restarting to say this that ... we should maybe ... we should stand up for what was right at the beginning and end up with that intention of unaltered but to be fair the president had his teammate is the one that ... really isn't this the Saudis among others were urging him on him which was to ... maintain your influence keep the aid flowing keep good relations with an option that's the only way you'll have to deleverage and that's the way we're points weaker at so that was that half the president of will try to what would express unhappiness but will keep ties alive and vibrant ... and outlook into some influence with the military well ... it turns out it didn't get much enforcement military and now the Street in Iraq are places in the path ... of peace he had to endure the military ... leadership and in Cairo by speaking out so strongly against what's happened in the streets this weekend to get a choice on that ... but at the same time um you know he's he's basically ... convince both sides of us is for the other party the Morsi supporters think we didn't support them the Army thinks we've ... betrayed them ... in and the steady pressure of home of the Carnegie anyway so he's got no good options worth ... dying for Americans in the bleachers see this the scene is in Cairo or just even more confusing as it was hard enough for your average American cigarette who are the good guys who were the bad guys and for many many years Egypt was the circa bulwark of stability in the Middle East and you know was clear ... I'm ... that kind of who our friends and foes where but now it's just it's really hard and I don't think President Obama has helped Americans figure out ... you know where our interest lies here because I'm not sure ... the White House ... answers lie in ... in a stable democratic each but that's fine but you get from here what's the best answer the lot of grief ... from them ... well that's really the question when you talk about people who ... don't know ... who are friends or foes they're a lot of designers who don't ... I mean John McCain has already is the sensor started talking about well maybe ... you know that Egypt should go ... the worse a cutoff time U S aid to Egypt which ... is a really big chunk of change that would be a big change ... aam and ... you know ... the other thing is another's material multifunction confidence in the options and what the Saudis Israeli sneak in some sense Europeans sandwiches ... you know keep the lines open so you can have some communication some influence of this month and the consensus view of Congress on ... what's ... right ... and this is really pushing it keeps the door yes that they're they're probably the most important lobbyists ... is either the last laugh or for other other levers to come from ... he noted ... I don't think there are many levers left that's the problem I mean ... there was one of the you know what Americans think was a big deal he's in for a long time out in the St and and right now that doesn't matter so much this is the said ... everybody thinks the Americans are against ... Morsi's supporters that they tend to sympathetic to the military because we kept it ... going ... not because we bailed out on them in this state of the president this week pretty harshly condemning ... the content in the Syrians ... that's coming in as the military that were not foreign to me and so ... um I don't think their local efforts it's it's really striking the Saudis write much bigger Ajax these days to the Egyptian government and the Americans ... so with


text:
No data 1992-02-17 – koln
Menu Close
© 2018 TheBest Music.
This blog does not store any files on its server. We only index and link to content provided on other servers. This blog is for preview purposes only and all music downloaded should be deleted within 24 hours. If you want to support the artist or artists that recorded and released this music, please go and purchase their music.
Hello dear visitors! Please share and repost your favourite or latest albums from our site on your personal pages on facebook, twitter, google+. This thing would help to bring the best music to the community. Just remember: more shares = more visitors = less dead links = less re-ups = more new stuff!
File name
Width x Height
Link to
Open new windows Rel nofollow


text:
eBooks, eAudiobooks, magazines and newspapers for your Android, Kindle, iPad and other devices
LARL Mobile
EXPLORE: Summer Library Experience
Legacy Events
Get the latest news delivered to your email inbox.
Under the Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund (ACHF) Minnesota's 300+ public libraries receive funding distributed through existing formulas to the 12 Minnesota Regional Library Systems to provide programs and services. Read More »»
Join us to celebrate the many talents of our fellow Minnesotans through art, literature, music, and culture with "The Beat Goes On" series... Read More »»
Contacting your legislator is a great way to support your library and help keep great programs like these coming to your community! Read More »»


text:
By: Mark McGrouther, Category: Science, Date: 23 Nov 2012
This week we have something special for you. Our Chadwick Biodiversity Fellow Gina Cooke has returned from Mauritius where she took some fantastic fish photos and videos. Thanks as always to everyone who contributed during the week.
Blenny on the Rocks contains the movies 'Big Boy Blenny!' & 'Making little blennies'.
Indian Ocean amphibious blenny
Flame Angelfish, Centropyge loricula
Javelin Pipefish, Lissocampus runa
Juvenile Cloud Wrasse
Scrawled Leatherjacket, Aluterus scriptus
Dr Hiroyuki Motomura - 2003
Dr John Caruso
Dr Raymond Wilson
Tags fish out of water, fishes, ichthyology, Alticus monochrus, amphibious blenny,


text:
1st Official Reddit Tournament (1200-1399)
Start Time: Jun 1, 2013
- Time Control
- Players
- Games Rated
- Avg Rating
- Rating Range
- Points Available
- Max Group Size
- Complete
- # Advance
- Round
- Simultaneous Games
- Completed Games
- Tie Breaks
- Remaining Games
- Max Avg. Time/Move
- # of Timeouts
- Biggest Upset
Here is how it works:
1. Be a reddit member. If you are not, go away and signup for reddit.com. Then after you have marinated in reddit.com for several months and consider yourself a legit redditor, you will then feel worthy to join future tournaments. In the future. Not today.
2. Sign up. If you aren't a Chess.com member, signup for free here: www.chess.com/register. Then choose your correct tournament section.
3. Post your reddit name in these tournament comments. That way we know who to make fun of when we see you on reddit. Or severely shame if we catch you cheating (see below).
4. Don't Cheat. That means: don't get help from friends. Don't use computers. If you think the biggest chess site doesn't know when you are cheating, you are in for a jolly surprise. Not only will your Chess.com account get closed, but we will post a list of cheaters in /r/chess with their reddit names. Plus, http://i.qkme.me/3u6c0m.jpg
5. Win Prizes. Each section has the following prizes:
- 1st Place: 1 year Reddit Gold, 1 hour lesson with Grandmaster Coach, 1 year Chess.com Diamond Membership
- 2nd Place: 1 year Diamond Membership
- 3rd Place: 1 year Chess.com Gold Membership


text:
Artist: Orlando Arocena
Medium: Vector
Dimensions: 18" w x 24" h
Edition size: 35
Hand signed: yes
Giclée printed on matte enhanced paper 192 gsm, Thickness 10.3 mil
with Epson Ultra Chrome K3 inks.
Each print will have the artist's signature on lower right border with edition number.
Please allow 2-3 weeks for process/delivery.
****Please review your cart to make sure you have your correct shipping address. There are no refunds for user error.****


text: Interesting advice from the LC. I actually did something similar with my first LO, when her latch was so bad that she couldn't transfer milk well. Did the LC recommend a very good pump to you? I started out using a pump that wasn't adequate for the job, and did not see good results until I switched to a hospital-grade pump.


text:
"Leaving Needs Behind"
Fr Laurence Freeman OSB, LIGHT WITHIN (New York: Crossroad, 1989), pp. 69-71.
[Meditation] isn't a call to follow a way of saintly perfection. It isn't a call to be a hero or a genius, nor even a call to be extraordinary in any way. It is a call to be the person you are and to take the time it takes to be who you are (whether it is five years or fifty years), the person Jesus has loved by laying down his life. . .
So Fr John would point to the Gospel and would say that the teaching of meditation is the teaching of the Gospel. He says in WORD INTO SILENCE, "the whole of the teaching of Cassian on prayer is based on the Gospel." And he quotes Jesus' words: "In your prayers do not go babbling on like the heathen who imagine that the more they say, the more likely they are to be heard. Do not imitate them. Your Father knows what your needs are before you ask him." [. . . ]
There is a great demand in the words of Jesus, "your Father knows what your needs are before you ask him." It is the summons to be silent. It is the invitation to trust. Silence in meditation is the supreme expression of our trust in God, just as in any human relationship it can be the supreme expression of personal trust. From the experience of meditation we know that the demand at first evokes something frightening and almost impossible to understand: Leave your needs behind. And how can we leave our needs behind? Our need for personal fulfillment, our need for sympathy, our need for understanding, our need for recognition, our need for every essential kind of human affirmation. Leaving those needs behind seems to us to be almost impossibly negative until we understand that hanging on to them is the sure way of remaining in need. Hanging on to our needs is a denial of the fullness that we are offered in the present moment. When they are clung to, those needs are really not needs but desires.
How do we let go of them? Meditation tells us very simply. We let go of them by not asking for them, by not petitioning for them, at least not in an egotistical way. Not asking for me. Every prayer of the Mass is a petition, but it is the need of the community in which each has transcended or is transcending his own isolated desires and egoism. When we pray for the coming of the Kingdom we are, as it were, throwing our own isolated needs and desires behind us and sacrificing ourself to the Kingdom, as a preparation for communion. Needs are also left behind by ceasing to think about them. That perhaps is the greatest challenge: to turn away even from thinking about our needs, in the trust that the Kingdom is established, and that its fullness is realized to the degree that we trust. If only we can trust.
Meditate for Thirty Minutes.... Remember: Sit down. Sit still and upright. Close your eyes lightly. Sit relaxed but alert. Silently, interiorly, begin to say a single word. We recommend the prayer-phrase "Maranatha." Recite it as four syllables of equal length. Listen to it as you say it, gently, but continuously. Do not think or imagine anything—spiritual or otherwise. Thoughts and images will likely come, but let them pass. Just keep returning your attention—with humility and simplicity—to saying your word in faith, from the beginning to the end of your meditation.
After Meditation...
Olivier Clement, THE ROOTS OF CHRISTIAN MYSTICISM (London: New City, 1995), p. 45.
The sacrifice of Jesus accomplishes the Father's eternal plan to unite humanity with divinity, to bring alive and deify the depths of human nature, of the universe, of being. Never again should we be alone, shut out or lost. When we are in shame or despair, and there seems no way out, Christ is waiting for us in silent love.
Please note:
These readings are meant for your personal use or to share with your weekly meditation group. As you know, the work of our Community relies on the generosity of visitors like yourself. Please consider making a regular donation to the WCCM. (Follow the DONATE link at the top of this page.)
If you would like to have the "Weekly Readings" sent to your e-mail program's in-box each Sunday, please go to our WCCM subscription page to enter the required information. You may unsubscribe at any time. If you change your e-mail address you will need to unsubscribe and resubscribe. Please keep your mailbox from being full.
Mobile Readings for iPhone, iPod and iPad go to: http://m.wbx.me/wccm


text:
This content has been marked as final. Show 2 replies
1. Re: 330 not detected by migration softwaresmegg May 5, 2012 11:47 AM (in response to smegg)
Intel Support thinks the migration software is not compatible with the IC8H chipset on my mobo. I switched to the free version of Easeus but needed
to use the ERD to correct the MBR after copying the partition.
2. Re: 330 not detected by migration softwareCarpeDiem! May 7, 2012 3:11 PM (in response to smegg)
Check the current version of the software you are using. Download the version that is currently posted on the Intel webiste. The one posted is the version you should use (even if it is older). Report back if it works better for you.....


text:
At about this time last year, I was writing about Jerry Sands and his hot start in Spring Training.
With a 2-for-14 start in Spring Training this year and with his roster spot uncertain, Sands could begin the season with Triple-A Albuquerque. I'm not saying basing decision off Spring Training numbers is smart, but we all know it happens. And despite my desire (for what it's worth) to let the young guys play, it's probably the right move for the team and Sands.
Manager Don Mattingly said he won't start the season platooning Andre Ethier and James Loney. With Juan Rivera getting a $4.5 million contract, there's pretty much no way Sands will beat him out for playing time. While he's better off playing for the Isotopes to start and has the inside edge to start down there, there are some guys who are jockeying for playing time: Scott Van Slyke, Alfredo Silverio, Alex Castellanos, Tyler Henson, Kyle Russell and possibly Josh Fields.
Sands hit 29 home runs last season for the Isotopes and 33 home runs overall (four with the Dodgers). He doesn't have anything left to prove in the minors, but playing everyday trumps a platoon/bench role in the majors in my eyes.
Van Slyke will certainly start somewhere -- possible first base. Silverio's status is unknown, but he should man center field when healthy. Castellanos will likely be tried at second base, but he does have experience in the corner outfield positions. Henson could be tried at third base but is probably better suited in the outfield. Russell is a prototypical right fielder. Fields has experience at first base, third base and left field.
Other position players in the Isotope mix include Ivan De Jesus, Justin Sellers (though, he should begin the season in the majors), Tim Federowicz, Trent Oeltjen (even though I don't know why he still has a spot on the 40-man roster), Russ Mitchell, Josh Bard and newly acquired Matt Angle.
Here's what I think the projected lineup should be, but we know it won't work out exactly this way:
Silverio CF
De Jesus SS
Castellanos 2B
Sands LF
Russell RF
Van Slyke 1B
Oeltjen DH
Fields/Henson/Mitchell 3B
Federowicz C
Cory Sullivan could also be a possibility in center field if Silverio isn't healthy to start the season.
The pitching staff, on the other hand, doesn't look nearly as good as the offense does.
John Ely, Michael Antonini, Stephen Fife, Carlos Monasterios and any number of pitchers could fill out the rotation. No one in that group really jumps out at you. We're a long time removed from "Elymania" and Monasterios is coming off Tommy John Surgery and probably won't be ready until mid-summer.
Guys like Ryan Tucker, Will Savage, Scott Rice and maybe Josh Wall (which would be intriguing) could see some time out of the bullpen.
The Pacific Coast League is famous for inflating numbers and with the Isotopes' potential on offense, they're going to be a lot of fun to watch. Just don't expect them to win many 1-0, 2-1 games.
Wednesday, March 14, 2012
The Albuquerque Isotopes' offense will be fun to watch
Posted by Dustin Nosler at 12:27 PM
2 comments:
Minus Kemp and Either, the Topes Offense looks better than the Big CLub's. I think though there would be two changes. I'm guessing Fields makes the team, so I'd guess that Seller's ends up at SS and Dejesus partners with Castellanos at 2B and Henson/Mitchell at 3B. Also Angle starts the season as CF till Silvero gets back.ReplyDelete
The Dodgers don't have a viable backup SS for Gordon, though. Uribe, Hairston could play in a pinch, but long-term would be bad options. Fields is hitting a ton, but he'd have to keep it up for the month to make the team.ReplyDelete
Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom)


text:
Definitions of noter
n. - One who takes notice. 2
n. - An annotator. 2
The word "noter" uses 5 letters: E N O R T.
Direct anagrams of noter:
tenor toner trone
Words formed by adding one letter before or after noter (in bold), or to enort in any order:
a - atoner ornate c - cornet d - rodent g - tonger h - hornet nother throne i - norite orient tonier m - mentor n - tonner o - enroot r - retorn s - nestor noters stoner tenors tensor toners trones t - rotten torten u - tenour
Shorter words found within noter:
en eon er ern et ne net no nor not note oe on one or ore ort re rent ret roe rot rote ten tern to toe ton tone tor tore torn
List shorter words within noter, sorted by length
Words formed from any letters in noter, plus an optional blank or existing letter
List all words starting with noter, words containing noter or words ending with noter
All words formed from noter by changing one letter
Other words with the same letter pairs: no ot te er
Browse words starting with noter by next letter
Previous word in list: notepapers
Next word in list: noters
Some random words: bats jiao ibex envoi hither tmeses vacs
This is not a dictionary, it's a word game wordfinder.
- Help and FAQ - Examples - Home
Privacy and Cookies Policy - Share - © Copyright 2004-2018 Morewords.com - 54.299mS


text:
Bread gets along well with the knife. A serrated one for slicing and a blunt one to handle the buttering. Perhaps a slotted one for trimming cheese to suit. Bread has no need for fork, or spoon.
Imagine my surprise, then, when my friend Michele showed up with a pan of spoon bread. Bread, she explained, served with a spoon.
Spoon bread, I learned, is made from cornmeal. It belongs to that broad category of cornmeal constructions whose particulars are hotly debated: skillet bread, cracklin' bread, cornbread, corn dodgers, johnnycakes and hush puppies. Its eggs are often whipped, giving the lowly bread lofty souffle-style ambitions.
Perhaps the spoon, with its rounded edges and the word "spoon," with its rounded center, not to mention its snuggling and canoodling connotations, spoon-fed the odd combo to the skeptic. "Spoon bread" promises comfort that "cornbread souffle" lacks.
And, as it happens, the dish is served with a spoon. Apparently in certain remote enclaves, the local cook bakes spoon bread dense and slices it with a knife. Causing the purist to draw knives. Spoon bread, the literalist argues, should be airy and tender, and served with a spoon.
Michele's spoon bread floated over a bedrock of wild rice, which I ignored. Wild rice always reminds me of rice, mingled with sticks. After she left, I messed around with her recipe, installing a satisfying layer of garlic-sauteed mushrooms under the cornbread cloud.
But I didn't dare mess with the basics. It's still spoon bread — meant to be served and savored with a spoon.
Leah Eskin is a Tribune newspapers special contributor.
Spoon bread
Prep: 45 minutes
Cook: 1 hour
Makes: 8 servings
6 tablespoons unsalted butter
1 pound mushrooms (any mix you fancy), sliced
1 small onion, chopped
4 cloves garlic, chopped
1 tablespoon sherry
2 green onions, chopped
1 tablespoon chopped thyme and/or rosemary
Coarse salt and freshly ground pepper
3 cups whole milk
1/2 cup fine yellow cornmeal
6 eggs, separated
1 cup freshly grated Parmesan cheese
1. Brown: Melt 4 tablespoons butter in a 12-inch skillet. Add mushrooms and cook, stirring, 10 minutes. Add onion and 3 cloves garlic. Cook, stirring, until mushrooms turn deep golden brown and all liquid has disappeared, about 12 minutes. Deglaze with sherry. Pull pan off heat, stir in green onions and thyme. Season with salt and pepper. Spread out mushrooms to cover the bottom of the skillet.
2. Thicken: Heat milk to a simmer in a large saucepan. Gradually whisk in cornmeal. Whisk over medium heat until thick, about 5 minutes. Pull pan off heat.
3. Bolster: Melt remaining 2 tablespoons butter with remaining garlic; whisk into thickened cornmeal mixture. Whisk in egg yolks, 2/3 cup Parmesan and 3/4 teaspoon salt.
4. Fluff: Beat egg whites to sturdy peaks. Stir one-quarter whites into the cornmeal mixture. Fold in the remaining whites.
5. Bake: Spread cornmeal mixture over mushrooms. Sprinkle with remaining Parmesan. Bake in a 350-degree oven until spoon bread is puffed and golden, about 20 minutes. Serve warm.


text:
February 27, 2013
CommunityAmerica Ballpark, home to the Kansas City T-Bones, is a popular summer spot in Kansas City, Kan. The T-Bones have ranked in the top five among independent league baseball teams in average attendance each of the last five years.
Stories this photo appears in:
Fans flock to KCK for soccer, baseball
Empty seats were a rarity at Sporting Kansas City games in 2012.
Use the comment form below to begin a discussion about this content.
Commenting has been disabled for this item.


text:
Newmarket to Navi Mumbai
Sorry, couldn't find any routes from Newmarket to Navi Mumbai!
hotels in Navi Mumbai
things to do in Navi Mumbai
Oops ... I haven't really been to Navi Mumbai yet. Check back soon to know more!The temperatures at this time of the day are in a comfortable range.
Navi Mumbai
Travel Guide


text:
Brief SummaryRead full entry
BiologyThe gray whale makes the longest migration of any mammal known, each autumn and spring they pass between their Arctic summer feeding grounds and the warm lagoons near the equator where females give birth (5). This yearly round-trip may entail individuals travelling up to 20,400 kilometres (2). Sexual activity can occur at any time of the year, but tends to be concentrated on the migration south (5). Little is known about the mating strategies of this species, but various numbers of individuals can be involved (5). The breeding cycle last two years: gestation takes about 13 months and the single calf is then suckled for a further seven months (5). At birth the calf is smooth compared to the encrusted adults and lacks sufficient blubber that would allow it to survive in Arctic waters (2). The mother may have to hold the calf near the surface to help it to breathe during the first few hours after birth (2). This species is the only cetacean to feed by straining the sediment on the sea floor (5). Individuals roll onto their sides after diving to the bottom and take large amounts of sediment into their mouth. As the whale rises to the surface it strains the contents of the mouth through the baleen, leaving a trail of mud and sand behind it. The invertebrate prey consisting of bottom-dwelling crustaceans, worms and molluscs is isolated in this way and swallowed (5). A number of seabirds are attracted to feeding gray whales, and take advantage of invertebrates that escape the filtering process (2). Sufficient fat reserves are stored in the feeding grounds to allow individuals to go without food during the breeding season; on return to the feeding grounds about a third of the body weight may have been lost (5). Killer whales are the only non-human predator of the gray whale. Attacks directed towards calves have been observed; adult gray whales often try to position themselves between the killer whales and the calf in order to protect it, and they may also head for shallow waters and kelp beds to take refuge from the attackers (2).


text:
Activities of the U.S. Army Military Police. (Introductory scenes, from 1950 : A U.S. Army truck collides with a VW Beetle automobile in Europe. Local onlookers speak with the man and woman from the car. Local police arrive on scene. U.S. Army Military Police arrive and help resolve the matter with local police. ) U.S. Army Military Police insignia of two crossed flintlock pistols. A Military Policeman at attention. Military Police (MP) directing trucks and amphibious vehicles at a beachhead in Normandy, France, in 1944. U.S. Landing Craft at the beachhead. MPs directing military traffic in Town of Canisy, France.
As part of Operation Cobra, elements of United States 2nd Armored Division with infantry, tanks and armored vehicles enter Canisy, France during World War II. Views of soldiers loaded on tanks, armored vehicles and trucks. (Troops in half-track wear the rare camouflage uniforms distributed mainly to the 41st Armored Infantry Regiment of the 2nd Armored Division.) German prisoners of war march along side of road, guarded by U.S. soldier.
Thanksgiving 1944 in Northeastern France, with the U.S. 26th Infantry Division, during World War 2. Several U.S. Army women nurses walk through muddy snow covered field in Northeastern France, during World War II. One of them pulls a small sled. At the same time,US troops march along sides of a nearby road. A U.S. soldier is issued a winter coat by a quartermaster.Other soldiers putting on new overcoats. U.S. troops in overcoats march along a wet road. A soldier holds up a sign reading," 26 'Yankee' Infantry Division, HAPPY- THANKSGIVING !, Europe 1944." The troops huddle over field cook stoves in a field. They smoke cigarettes. Large group of U.S. soldiers in a chow line near a cemetery in a French town (probably Dieuze, which they captured on November 20th). They receive a Thanksgiving dinner. Soldiers playing football on a snow covered field.
U.S. Army soldier reads newspaper while listening to radio. Soldiers doing their respective chores, listen to AFN (American Forces Network) Radio. General Marshall and General Eisenhower announce the creation of AFN, in 1942. July 4, 1943, the first broadcast of AFN. General Eisenhower mingling with paratroopers of the 101st Airborne Division, on the eve of D-day. U.S. B-26 aircraft in flight. United States soldiers aboard landing craft and wading ashore at Normandy, France, on D-day, June 6, 1944. Soldiers tuning radios in the field. United States Sherman tanks and infantry move along country road in France. Audio includes portions from AFN broadcasts, including an announcer saying "You are listening to AFN Paris. This is the American Forces Network, on the road to Berlin." Road sign points to St. Lo. Group of U.S. soldiers gathered around a jeep with a radio, listening to AFN, in Germany. (World War II period).
American troops welcomed in village, by Nuns and children, and in Paris, France, in August, 1944. December 16, 1944, German counterattack causes American casualties. Dead and wounded shown being picked up on stretchers. American troops advancing across fields.Tanks and burning buildings. Americans fight in streets of town and from trenches, with snow on ground. Chaplain prays over body of fallen American soldier. More views of U.S. wounded on stretchers. German officers led by General Manteuffel planning actions. German home front civilian guards (Volkssturm national militia) seen on parade. German Tiger II tanks of s.Pz.Abt.503 parade in a training area. German SS troops advance during the Battle of the Bulge. German "buzz bomb" shown in flight. Smoke rises from buzz bomb strike on town. (World War II period).
View from a 4-engine airplane in flight over altocumulus clouds. Setting sun creates pink colors. Scene changes abruptly to views, inland from Omaha Beach, at Colleville-sur-Mer, France, of the temporary military battlefield cemetery established by the U.S. First Army, on June 8, 1944, right after the Allied invasion of Normandy, in World War 2. Simple wooden crosses mark the graves of the fallen Americans, each identified by one of their dog tags fastened to the marker.


text:
Officer in Right Place for Justice, Wrong Time for Thieves
September 18th, 2012 by milwaukeepolice
On September 13, 2012 at 9:58 a.m., District 2 Police Officer Claude Osburn, Jr., observed two suspicious subjects loitering in the area of the El Rey parking lot at 3525 W. Burnham. Officer Osbourn was watching the area, as he was aware of numerous complaints of entries to autos.
Officer Osbourn stopped the subjects to talk with them. His investigatation revealed the subjects broke into an auto in the lot and had the proceeds from three other previous entry to auto complaints in their auto along with a pistol. One of the subjects was on bail for theft.
Four victims came to District 2 and were able to recover their stolen property, which included cell phones, iPods, purse and a GPS unit.
Officer Osbourn's diligence and tenacity patrolling his squad area led to the arrest of two habitual thieves and the recovery of numerous stolen items which were reunited with their owners.


text:
George J. Borek, of Clio, age 83, died Wednesday, February 20, 2013 at McLaren Flint. Funeral Mass will be 10:30AM Saturday, February 23, 2013 at SS Charles and Helena Catholic Church in Clio. Fr. Bob McGraw officiating. Burial in Great Lakes National Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home on Friday from 6-8PM. Contributions may be made to Kindred Spirit - Christian home for handicapped adults. George was born December 31, 1929 in Ironwood, Michigan to the late Frank and Jane (Buda) Borek. He joined the US Air Force and saw action in Korea and Vietnam where he earned the Bronze Star. George retired in 1973 as a Master Sergeant. He lived in the Clio area since 1974. Mr. Borek was employed at the Flint Board of Education where he retired after 19 years of service. He was a member of SS Charles and Helena Catholic Church and the VFW. Surviving are: Wife of 53 years, Renee "Elisabeth"; Children, Steven (Brandi) Borek of Burton, Denise Husted of Arizona and Michael Borek or Clio; Grandchildren, Alex (C.J.) Kwiatkowski, Sam Husted and Andi Husted; Great Grandson Cade; sister Maxine Sharpe of Swartz Creek; several nieces and nephews. George was also preceded in death by his brother John Borek. Please sign our guest book or share an online condolence with the family at www.oguinnfh.com
Your email was sent successfully.
There was an error sending your email. Please try again.
We apologize for the inconvenience.


text:
AMD Performance Edition 8GB Memory Review
When my local UPS guy handed me a thin box that had two red and black aluminum clad 4GB sticks of AMD branded memory, it got me thinking. The tortured five year wait for Bulldozer that by any metric ended in a resounding thud for AMD fans. The rapid exodus of leadership and talent, and most recently, a very good line of graphics cards has been edged out by team green. The last thing I expected Advanced Micro Devices to do was to get into the memory business. If for no other reasons than it is a hyper-competitive market flush with an array of quality, inexpensive choices for any level of performance you might be seeking to assemble, it just just vicerally feeels like an odd move. As an AMD user, I then thought about how finicky the 890 and 990 chipsets have been with memory, and how the highest frequency does not always mean the best performance. AMD chipsets have been notorious for a while now for responding more to the manipulation of the timings than merely just cranking the frequency and voltage as far as it will go.
The stated purpose of these modules, after all, is that they are optimized for AMD platforms and to squeeze every last bit of performance out of your AMD system. While I am on board with the concept, what I really wanted to know was what changes exactly have been implemented to these Patriot-made modules that make them 'optimized' for AMD platforms while remaining Intel compatible. Try as I might, this was a question that I was not able to find an answer to online in any of AMD's or Patriot's specs or write ups. I then decided to call AMD directly and ask the techs there. The first line tech was not able to tell me what the technical aspects of this optimization was. He did tell me, however, that he would take my email address and get the answer I was seeking from a higher level tech. As of right now I have not received my answer. When and if I get the technical info on this optimization, I will share it with you.
Closer Look:
The modules come in a standard size box that most are packaged in. The front of the retail box features a black background that fades toward the top to reveal a honeycomb or carbon fiber-like pattern, and images of the black and red low profile modules within. To the right of the large AMD logo and arrow is a sticker that lists the capacities, model, speed, voltage, and the CAS latency. In the bottom right corner a small emblem tells us that this is the 'Performance Edition' line we are in possession of.
These modules are designed to work specifically with the latest generation of Zambezi/Llano processors and the 990/950 chipset. It is important to remember that they are, in fact, compatible with Intel's processors as well. These are 2x4GB modules that run at 1600MHz with relatively tight timings of 8-9-8-24 at 1.65v. These are Patriot-built modules that carry the part number AP38G1608U2K. There is a small sticker on eack module that states the AMD/Patriot brand, as well as timings, voltages, and part number. Upon firing up the system, voltage,divider, and timings were all identified and in place. AMD says these modules are built using high-quality pre-screened IC's, have each been "vigorously" tested prior to being sent out, and have a lifetime warranty to back it all up.
The modules do not have the skyscraping showy heat sinks that many modules have these days. This is something that I (and others) have been skeptical about regarding the necessity and effectiveness. The first thing I noticed about the modules, once I wrestled them from the grips of the clamshell plastipak, was the heft of the units for having such low profile 30mm aluminum heat sinks. A closer look at the end of the units revealed that unlike many of the thin stamped aluminum heat sinks used today, the heat sinks on the AMD performance edition are much thicker and appear to be aluminum extrusions. This not only has the benefit of being compatible with many of the top-end air coolers, but also conduct a greater amount of heat without needing towering cockatoo-looking crests on your memory. As I will get into later on, the thicker extrusions on these modules are effective in keeping the modules cool even under overclocked conditions. The shaded red and black artwork with the black PCB and extruded aluminum heatsink make for attractive modules
The modules look unassuming and keep a low profile. Let's heat 'em up and see if AMD's venture into memory is worthy of filling your DIMMs.


text: Just a quick report. The new Supertype is incredible. From intermediate to advaced all our riders here have loved them. Awesome improvement in hang-time and incredibly fast turning for waves. Huge jumps, steady power, amazing wind range. Go try them, you too will be sad to go back to your other kite. The 4.1 is also awesome. Battens and smaller bladders make the kite even faster and more powerful than last years. Great durability again and even better performance. Hard to believe they made an even better kite. Laters.


text:
DENVER – At some point, as you watch the Giants lineup roll over 89 mph fastballs and play dead, it strikes you:
They had even years during the Dead Ball Era, too.
Not even a change of scenery to Coors Field could enliven Bruce Bochy"s glacial gang on Monday, and when you add a starting pitcher who issues frivolous walks in this ballpark … well, let"s just hope no Giants fans delayed firing up the Labor Day barbecue because they watched the entirety of a 6-0 loss to the Colorado Rockies.
Matt Moore gave up a grand slam to Carlos Gonzalez in the third inning, which made the game a lead-pipe cinch for the Rockies given the Giants" offensive ineptitude.
In fact, swinging lead pipes might have generated more profitable results. A Giants offense that just hit .106 in four games at Wrigley Field was held to two hits, the club"s fewest ever in 184 games played at Coors Field.
They have been held to four hits or fewer in five consecutive games, a run never before experienced in Giants franchise history (dating back at least to 1913).
Rockies right-hander Chad Bettis threw his first career complete game, and the first by a Rockies pitcher this season, and he did it on a tidy 103 pitches – the same number it took the Cubs" Jon Lester to go the distance against the Giants (73-64) on Friday.
Bettis had a perfect game until the fifth inning, when Eduardo Nez got a two-out single to fall in left field. Backup catcher Trevor Brown doubled to start the sixth. And those were the Giants" only two baserunners.
Moore appeared to pound the zone in the first two innings but abruptly lost the ability to throw a strike in the second inning, and when that happens here, it"s like losing your brakes while descending on the upper corniche.
Moore walked Cristhian Adames to start the third, then issued a four-pitch walk to Bettis as the pitcher was trying to sacrifice. Raimel Tapia followed with a line drive that shortstop Brandon Crawford tried to snare with a backhand attempt an inch or two off the ground. The ball deflected off Crawford"s glove and into left field for a single that loaded the bases.
DJ LeMahieu hit a sacrifice fly that also advanced both trail runners, and the Giants made the easy decision to issue an intentional walk to their personal tormentor Nolan Arenado, who already has 21 RBIs against them this season.
It was just Arenado"s eighth intentional walk of the season. And if that seemed low, Gonzalez provided a counterpoint. He connected with a shot into the Rockies bullpen.
Moore did not survive the inning after giving up a home run to Nick Hundley, issuing another walk and throwing a wild pitch. Matt Cain made his fourth career relief appearance and tossed 2 1/3 scoreless innings. Left-hander Ty Blach, who hails from suburban Denver, had a memorable major league debut while holding the Rockies to a hit in three scoreless innings.
Scoreless innings is what the Giants do best these days.
For more on the Giants, see the Giants Extra blog at blogs.mercurynews.com/Giants. Follow Andrew Baggarly on Twitter at twitter.com/extrabaggs.


text:
The Lady Wildcats were on the court visiting rival Circle Thunderbirds who played host to the Wildcats and Winfield Vikings.
El Dorado opened up against Winfield with a straight set victory winning 25-11 and 25-14.
El Dorado jumped out on a 7-1 lead on Winfield before a timeout was called.
The Lady Wildcats then went on a 4-0 run. El Dorado finished the game on a 10-3 run to win 25-11 game one. In the second game, both squads battled early, before the Wildcats gained an 8 point advantage at 16-8 then went on to finish the game 25-14.
The Wildcats received solid service from Logan Morrow, Kaleigh Parscal and Baylie Harsh in the victory.
El Dorado then squared off with host Circle in their second match of the night.
El Dorado opened up solidly earning a 3-0 lead.
The Wildcats maintained their lead throughout the first game and earned a 25-22 victory.
Both teams battled throughout the second game but the Wildcats were unable to overcome an early deficit and fell 25-20 sending the match to a third game.
Circle sprinted to a 6-2 lead over El Dorado to begin the game and the T-Birds never looked back. Circle maintained a 5-6 point lead throughout the game and won 25-16.
The Lady Wildcats will play again next Tuesday when they host Mulvane and Winfield.
Wildcats drop Winfield, fall to T-Birds in three games
The Lady Wildcats were on the court visiting rival Circle Thunderbirds who played host to the Wildcats and Winfield Vikings.


text:
Federal Direct Loans for Graduate Students
As a graduate student, you may borrow through the Federal Direct Unsubsidized Loan program only. Interest on an Unsubsidized Loan does accrue while you are in school, but you can choose to defer the interest and payments while in school. If you choose to defer your interest while in school, the accrued interest will be capitalized once at the beginning of your repayment of the loan and become part of your principle loan amount.
A Master Promissory Note (MPN) must be signed and on file with the
New students must complete the following for the Direct Loan process (you will need your FAFSA PIN number to complete these items):
All students who have borrowed a Federal Stafford Loan (through a bank or through the Direct Loan Program) and have completed their degree or have chosen not to return to
The exit counseling session includes information about repayment options, deferments, and your rights and responsibilities for your student loan. You should allow 20-25 minutes to complete the Exit Counseling process. To complete the counseling session, go to www.studentloans.gov and click the Entrance Counseling link. You will need your federal PIN number to complete the process.
Federal Direct PLUS Loan for Graduate Students
Graduate PLUS is a federal student loan designed for graduate students who have reached their annual maximum for the Federal Direct Subsidized and Unsubsidized Loans. Interest for loans first disbursed after July 1, 2015 will be 6.84%.
To be eligible to receive a Grad PLUS loan the borrower must:
How can I get additional information on other private loans?
Many lenders offer private loans. While
To review and compare some private loan products and begin the application process, please visit Great Lakes FAST Choice webpage. To begin the process, please click here.
Student Loan Calculators
This Loan Payment Calculator will estimate your monthly loan payments and the annual salary required to manage them. The Cost of Interest Capitalization provides calculations for interest capitalization on unsubsidized Stafford loans.
TEACH Grant Program Summary
Teaching Education Assistance for College and Higher Education (TEACH) Grant program provides grants up to $4,000 per academic year with an undergraduate maximum of $16,000 and a graduate maximum of $8,000 to students who intend to teach in a public or private elementary or secondary school that serves students from low-income families.
To receive a TEACH Grant you must meet the following criteria:
In exchange for receiving a TEACH Grant, you must agree to serve as a full-time teacher in a high-need field (bilingual education, English Language acquisition, foreign language, mathematics, reading specialist, science, special education) in a public or private elementary or secondary school that serves low-income students. As a recipient of a TEACH Grant, you must teach for at least four academic years within eight calendar years of completing the program of study for which you received a TEACH Grant. IMPORTANT: If you fail to complete this service obligation, all amounts of TEACH Grants that you received will be converted to a Federal Direct Unsubsidized
TEACH Grant Initial and Subsequent Counseling will explain the TEACH Grant Program and the TEACH Grant service obligation you agree to meet as a condition for receiving a TEACH Grant. You must complete TEACH Grant counseling each year that you receive a TEACH Grant before you sign an Agreement to Serve (ATS) for that year. The counseling session consists of a TEACH Grant Overview and three additional sections that cover the following topics in detail:
We estimate that it will take 45 minutes to complete the TEACH Grant counseling and 30 minutes to complete your ATS. Once you complete your TEACH Grant counseling, you may immediately complete your ATS or logout and complete the ATS at a later time. You can begin the TEACH Grant counseling at https://teach-ats.ed.gov.
Canceling Your TEACH Grant
If you decide that you don't want a TEACH Grant (or if you want to receive less than the full amount for which you are eligible), you can cancel all or part of your TEACH Grant by notifying your school by the later of:
· 14 days after the date the school notifies you of your right to cancel all or part of the TEACH Grant
· The first day of the school's payment period
If you notify your school within the timeframe described above, your school is required to return the TEACH Grant funds to the Department.
If you notify your school outside the timeframe described above, but within 120 days of the TEACH Grant disbursement date, your school may return the TEACH Grant funds to the Department, but isn't required to do so.
Any TEACH Grant Funds that your school returns to the Department based on your request will not be converted to a Direct Unsubsidized Loan.
Converting Your TEACH Grant to a Direct Unsubsidized Loan
At any time, you can ask the Department's
· Once a TEACH Grant has been converted to a Direct Unsubsidized Loan, it can't be converted back to a grant.
· Any TEACH Grant that is converted to a Direct Unsubsidized Loan won't count toward the annual or aggregate loan limits that apply to other federal student loans you've received or may received in the future to help pay for your education.
Direct Loan Servicing Center
The Department's
· Periodically communicate with you regarding your TEACH Grant(s) while you're completing your program of study and after you're no longer enrolled.
· Track your progress in meeting the requirements of your TEACH Grant service obligation.
· Service and collect your Direct Unsubsidized Loan, if a TEACH Grant you received is converted to a loan
Contacting the Direct Loan Servicing Center
TEACH Grant Program
Toll Free: 1-800-848-0979
Overseas/International: 011-315-738-6634
Agreement to Serve (ATS)
Disclosure Statement
For each TEACH Grant you receive, the Department will send you a disclosure statement that provides important information about the TEACH Grant funds the school you are attending plans to disburse (pay out) to you.
Your disclosure statement will provide the following information:
· Award Amount – This is the total amount of TEACH Grant funds that the school you are attending plans to disburse.
· Disbursement Dates and Amounts – These are the dates and amounts of each TEACH Grant disbursement that your school plans to make. Your school will disburse your TEACH Grant in more than one installment, by crediting your account, paying you directly, or both.
You school and the Department's
Be sure to keep you disclosure statement and all other correspondence related to your TEACH Grant.
Highly Qualified Teacher
To be deemed a highly qualified, teachers must have:
o Bachelor's degree
o Full state certification or licensure
o Prove that they know each subject they teach
Teaching in a High-Need Field
You can search the Department's Nationwide List of designated teacher subject shortage areas at www.ed.gov/about/offices/list/ope/pol/tsa.pdf.
· In order to satisfy your TEACH Grant service obligation by teaching in another high-need field listed in the Department's Nationwide List, (that is, in a field other than mathematics, science, foreign language, bilingual education, English language acquisition, special education, or reading specialist), that field must be on the list for the state in which you begin teaching at the time you begin teaching in that field.
o This means that if a field is on the Nationwide List for the state where you plan to teach at the time you're completing the academic program for which you receive a TEACH Grant, but is no longer on the list when you begin teaching, you wouldn't be able to meet your service obligation by teaching in that field.
· If you begin qualifying teaching service in a high-need field that is on the Nationwide List, but in subsequent school years of teaching that high-need field is no longer listed, your subsequent years of teaching in that field will continue to qualify for purposes of satisfying your service obligation.
Documenting Your TEACH Service Obligation
Unless you've received a temporary suspension of the 8-year period for completing your service obligation, or your service obligation has been discharged, you must keep the
Within 120 days after you're no longer enrolled in the program for which you received a TEACH Grant, you must notify the
o Are employed as a full-time teacher in accordance with the terms and conditions of the TEACH Grant Program,
o Aren't yet employed as a full-time teacher, but you still intend to meet the terms and conditions of your service obligation.


text:
Gain control and secure data wherever it goes with Trend Micro data loss prevention, encryption, and data management context-aware solutions. We make it easier to identify, track and protect data and intellectual property from endpoint to cloud.
Enterprise Data Protection secures your data from gateway to mobile devices by integrating a full set of data security products within your existing Trend Micro enterprise security suite. By combining threat and data protection in a flexible, centrally-managed solution, it lowers the cost and effort to deploy and manage while closing critical security and compliance gaps—for complete end user protection.
Enterprise Data Protection is available as an add on to Trend Micro's endpoint security suites or as part of our most comprehensive enterprise security suite: Trend Micro Enterprise Security and Data Protection.
Enterprise Data Protection product set includes:
Integrated Data Loss Prevention extends your existing security with single-click deployment of data loss prevention (DLP) capabilities built into Trend Micro endpoint, email, web, and messaging gateway security. It also includes USB device control for endpoints. And with central management for security and data protection, DLP policies can be enforced across multiple layers of security to prevent data loss via email, USB, and the web. Integrated DLP modules are available for:
Integrated Data Loss Prevention is also included as a component of the Enterprise Data Protection set of products described above.
SecureCloud provides an efficient and easy-to-use encryption service to keep your data safe in public and private clouds as well as your VMware vSphere virtual environments.
Endpoint Encryption protects PCs, USB devices, and removable media with full disk encryption, file encryption, and removable media encryption so that if lost or stolen, your data remains secure.
Email Encryption keeps your email confidential, simplifies compliance, and reduces management costs with identity-based encryption for hosted, gateway, and endpoint email solutions.
Endpoint and Email Encryption are also components of the Enterprise Data Protection set of products described above.
Trend Micro™ Mobile Security integrates mobile device management (MDM), mobile security, data protection, and application management—all within our endpoint management platform for easy-to-manage endpoint security. Enforce compliance and prevent data loss from lost or stolen mobile devices by protecting smartphones and tablets on iOS, Android, Blackberry, Windows, and Symbian platforms,
Mobile Security is also included as a component of the Enterprise Data Protection set of products described above.


text:
Message Board
Justin Dare Message Board
Talk about the novels, new and used books that Dare has written!
Author Dare's Book Reviews
High Stakes
Onyx, Dec 2001, 6.99, 352 pp. ISBN: 0451410114 In Output, Nevada's Golden Phoenix Casino and Hotel, Shelby Wyatt wins the $25,000 grand prize at the slots. Instead of collecting her money, she flees the casino for the hotel in a panic trying to avoid the attention. The owner, Aaron Montana, watches what she did on tape and wonders what would make someone so afraid to accept her winnings. He next watches her on live camera managing to defea...