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Grapefruit Avocado Salsa
Monday, March 26, 2012
Spring is in full swing here. Cherry trees are abloom. Last week the weather being upwards of 70's, it was starting to feel more like summer. (As my husband says: never trust a rodent with important life decisions). With the summer-like breeze coming through an open window, I couldn't help but be reminded of summer meals from last year, going picnicking, and eating freshly grilled dinner on a weekend summer night in my mom's back yard. The weather was making me crave something fruity, fresh and flavorful.
Last week we also received a box of grapefruit as part of Harry and David's fruit of the month club (courtesy of my husband's parents), which I always look forward to. And when this box arrived, the smell of fresh, ripe grapefruit was almost too tempting. Every time I passed the bowl with the fruit emanating its citrusy, slightly bitter smell I kept thinking up different recipes. A day or so later I was making an avocado salsa, and a grapefruit somehow found its way in.
Although I usually don't like dishes that mix sweet or fruity flavors with piquant or salty flavors, the recipe uses avocados and tomatoes, which are technically classified as "fruits." As a result, even my skeptical palate found that the interloping grapefruit actually complemented the other ingredients.
To prepare the grapefruit for the salsa, cut it in half crosswise. Then with a knife carefully separate the pulpy flesh from the white membrane.
Then simply lift each section with a spoon and place into a bowl.
This salsa is bursting with both flavor and color. I especially love how the individual flavors combine together: the sweet, pungent taste of cherry tomatoes, the crunchy, juicy sweetness of the yellow bell pepper, the gentle buttery taste of the avocado along with the slight bitterness and the tangy flavor of the grapefruit, all drizzled with a tad of lime juice.
We had the salsa as a snack with chips. It would also go really well with lemon-marinaded chicken breast or white fish fillets, or you can use it as a topping for tacos.
Grapefruit Avocado Salsa
(Serves 4-6)
You will need
1 red grapefruit
1 avocado, peeled, pitted and finely chopped
1 yellow bell pepper, cored and finely chopped
1 cup cherry tomatoes, quartered
1 tbsp finely chopped fresh cilantro
Juice of 1/2 lime
A dash of white pepper
Salt, to taste
1. Cut the grapefruit in half crosswise, then carefully slice to separate each grapefruit section from its surrounding membrane. Spoon out the sections and place in a large bowl. Repeat with the other grapefruit half and discard the remaining peel.
2. Add avocado, bell pepper, cherry tomatoes, and cilantro to the bowl with the grapefruit. Drizzle with lime juice and season with salt and pepper. Gently toss to combine. Spoon out into a serving bowl. Serve as an appetizer with tortilla chips, or as a topping for fish or chicken.
9 comments:
- Alycia (Crowley Party) said...
I can never find a good avocado! Teach me your ways! This looks delish!
- March 26, 2012 at 5:39 PM
I love how beautiful all your photos are! This salad looks healthy and extremely refreshing! Yum.
- March 27, 2012 at 7:47 AM
- Kat said...
Alycia - I literally grope the avocados until I find the perfect one (just grab one and press on it slightly). Too soft and it's rotten. If it gives in little, it's just right. If it's rock hard, you can let them ripen on your windowsill, they'll be perfect in a day or two!
- March 27, 2012 at 9:16 AM
- Willow said...
So beautiful! You'd think the combination of avocado and grapefruit would be odd, but I love it. Creamy and rich, light and citrusy... mmm! This salsa is seriously tempting my taste buds!
- March 27, 2012 at 10:13 AM
- Eileen said...
That salsa does look beautiful--a lovely color combination! And I bet the grapefruit is not just delicious, but keeps the avocado green with its acidity. I'd love to try this over a simple seared fish.
- March 28, 2012 at 1:19 AM
- Mimi said...
ohmygosh, yum! this looks so fresh and so healthy! :)
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- March 28, 2012 at 3:11 AM
- Jordi Jordan said...
very good salad for spring!
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Is very nice, fantastic photos and good recipes.
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- March 28, 2012 at 11:54 AM
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- March 29, 2012 at 11:25 PM
- @Guacgrl said...
Sounds and looks so delicious and healthy! Will certainly try it in my near future! YUM!
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Linux-based distributions like Fedora, Ubuntu, and openSUSE have completely revolutionized the traditional desktop. However, there are some distributions that don't quite match the standards that these Distrowatch-toppers have set. Here's a look at 3 such Linux distributions, that you'll never want to try.
Hannah Montana Linux:
-Hannah Montana: an American T.V series about a teenage girl leading a double life. She's an average schoolgirl by day and a famous pop star by night.
-Linux: a generic term referring to Unix-like graphical user interface (GUI) based computer operating systems based on the Linux kernel.
Now, in a rare and historic event, these two worlds have come together to bring a new era of hope in the world of desktop computing. Ladies and Gentlemen, presenting the revolutionary Operating System - Hannah Montana Linux (HML).
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In case you're wondering whether Hannah Montana Linux really exists, here's a link to their official website. HML is actually a KDE based Linux distribution with a 'really cool' Hannah Montana theme. According to the FAQ on the website, HML was designed to attract young users to Linux. Thank goodness, at least they'll do something more interesting to than going to Miley Cyrus concerts, watching Disney channel and having a sleepover party. Who knows, the next Richard Stallman might be a Hannah fan!
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I wonder what's next for the Linux world - Ubuntu - Justin Bieber Edition. Biebuntu? Or maybe Rebbecca Black alarm calendar application?
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I have some questions. Do Satan worshipers really exist? If at all they do, then, whom do they worship? Bill Gates? Steve Jobs? Glenn Beck? Never mind, I was just plain curious. Moving on to the main topic, Ubuntu Satanic Edition (USE) is an Ubuntu-based Linux distribution focusing on the darker side of Linux. It was created in reaction to Ubuntu Christian Edition, and has since then, received a lot of criticism. The distribution has been banned from Distrowatch, and it's Wikipedia entry has also been deleted. Even though it tries to popularize Linux within a cult, the distro brings nothing special to the desktop other than some dark themes and CC-licensed heavy metal music. USE also has its own store that sells Satanic T-shirts and mugs.
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Car Review
2000-2006 Honda Insight: Used Car Review
In 1999, both Honda and Toyota raced to be the first automaker with a hybrid car on the market. Honda won the battle, as the Insight launched several months before the Toyota Prius. It was, however, a tiny 2-seater with minimal storage space, compared to the Prius that could seat four and carry their cargo. Still, the Insight was the car of choice for hypermilers everywhere, thanks to its slippery shape, small engine and fuel economy ratings that topped every other new model.
Why You Want It
The 2000-2006 Honda Insight is appealing for two reasons. The first is obvious: gas mileage. At launch, the Insight was rated at an almost unbelievable 61 miles per gallon in the city and 70 mpg on the highway -- figures that have never been trumped, except by plug-in hybrids. Even with those lofty ratings, many fuel-economy-obsessed drivers did even better. Some got up to 80 mpg by learning to drive the Insight in the most efficient way possible. The other reason to consider an Insight is that it's such a unique car. Not only does it offer a distinctive shape, but the cover over the rear wheels gave it a bold style and surprising presence considering its small size. Compared to its rival, the 2001-2003 Prius, the Insight is simply a different take on the hybrid car. Honda chose not to seek out practicality, aiming instead for drivers who wanted high efficiency and unique styling. They succeeded, as the Insight certainly combines both. For some drivers, it's hampered by only two seats and a lack of cargo room. But, if you can get past those issues, the Insight will be hard to beat.
Notable Features & Options
By all accounts, the Insight was rather sparsely equipped. The best proof is that the 2-seater never included air conditioning as standard equipment. Instead, it was always relegated to the options list, so that hypermiling drivers didn't have to carry around the extra weight if that was their preference. When the Insight debuted in 1999, a 5-speed manual was the only available transmission. A continuously variable automatic debuted the following model year, though its fuel economy ratings -- 57 mpg city/56 mpg highway -- were much lower than the stick shift's. Both transmissions were offered until the Insight's cancellation in 2006. Standard features included remote keyless entry, anti-lock brakes, 14-inch alloy wheels, power mirrors, power windows and power locks. A cassette player was standard at launch, though a CD player was added by 2004. Aside from air conditioning, the Insight offered no options beyond its exterior color.
Model Milestones
2001: The 2001 model year brought the biggest changes to the Insight, with the availability of a continuously variable automatic transmission. The CVT returned 57 mpg city/56 mpg highway, which was far below the 5-speed manual's 61 mpg city/70 mpg highway.
2002: While the Insight was unchanged for 2002, it gained a hybrid-powered sibling in the Civic Hybrid. The more practical Civic Hybrid had four doors and five seats, though fuel economy ratings were a much lower 39 mpg city/43 mpg highway.
2003: The Insight was unchanged for 2003.
2004: Two minor changes marked the 2004 model year. The first was a newly standard CD player. It replaced the cassette player standard on 2000-2003 models. Also, Honda changed the Insight's only available interior to beige from the prior year's gray.
2005: The Insight wasn't changed in 2005.
2006: Once again, the Insight was unchanged in what would be its final model year.
Engines and Performance
Only one engine was ever available in the first-generation Honda Insight: a 1.0-liter 3-cylinder gas-electric hybrid. The engine produced 73 horsepower and 91 lb-ft in stick-shift form, or a slightly lower 71 hp and 90 lb-ft when mated to a CVT automatic. All Insight models use a system Honda called "idle stop." Once the Insight has warmed up, idle stop can shut off the engine when the car is idling (at a red light, for example). Idle stop's benefit is improved gas mileage. Like the Prius, the Insight never needs to be plugged in to recharge its electric motor. Instead, the motor recharges braking. This process is called regenerative braking, since it uses energy from the brakes to provide power to the battery.
As you might expect, the Insight is sluggish in nearly any situation and slow when climbing hills. Worse, because of the small tires and weight-saving minimalist construction, the Insight's cabin is noisy and bumps are felt harshly. Nonetheless, many drivers are willing to put up with these flaws -- and even embrace them -- for its unbeatable gas mileage.
Recalls, Safety Ratings and Warranties
The federal government's National Highway Traffic Safety Administraton (NHTSA) has issued the following recalls for the 2000-2006 Honda Insight.
2000-02: A recall was issued to correct a problem with an overheating headlight wire harness, which could cause the headlights to fail. To fix the problem, dealers replaced the headlight switch and other related components.
2001: A recall was issued because the passenger airbag module was not properly welded in some Insight models. Dealers fixed the problem by replacing the passenger airbag module.
The NHTSA gave the Insight good marks. The coupe scored four out of five stars in the NHTSA's frontal impact crash test for both the driver and passenger. The Insight also earned 4-star side impact ratings for the driver and a 4-star rollover rating. All marks are out of a possible five stars.
The first-generation Honda Insight had a 3-year/36,000-mile bumper-to-bumper warranty and a 5-year/60,000-mile powertrain warranty. Initially, it had an 8-year/80,000-mile warranty for hybrid components. However, that warranty was later extended to 10 years and 150,000 miles. Although that extension was initially only for drivers in seven states, it eventually expanded to cover Insight models across the country.
Word on the Web
Owners of the first-generation Honda Insight are some of the most loyal -- and vocal -- car owners. As such, there's a long list of information about the car and its trouble spots on the web. The biggest cautionary tale from websites such as InsightCentral.net is, of course, the Insight's IMA hybrid battery. For drivers whose batteries are no longer under warranty, the replacement cost is a staggering $3,500 at a dealership. Other options include purchase of either a used battery or a refurbished one.
Several other problems are known about the first-generation Insight. Failure of the catalytic converter is common and expensive to fix. Worn gear synchros on the manual transmission can be an issue too, particularly with second gear. The Insight's bottom-center engine mount is prone to cracking, though a fix is cheap. And a shudder in the CVT could mean an expensive transmission fluid flush. Despite all these issues -- many of which will be apparent right away on a test drive -- the Insight seems fairly reliable. What's more, many proud owners have taken good care of them, meaning several problems will likely have been addressed.
Competitive Set
Because of the Insight's unusual nature, it's hard to establish a true competitive set. That's especially true since no automaker has tried to build a car similar to the Insight since its debut. The closest car may actually be Honda's sporty CR-Z hybrid, which borrows the Insight's styling cues and is a similar size.
For shoppers who just want a high-mileage hybrid without spending a fortune, the Insight's top competitors include the 2001-2003 Toyota Prius and Honda's own 2002-2005 Civic Hybrid. Like the Insight, both the Prius and the Civic will eventually suffer from a hybrid battery failure. That means shoppers should look for one that's had the battery replaced, or plan accordingly. Both the Prius and Civic Hybrid offer four doors and five seats, making them more practical than the Insight. But neither car comes close to the Insight's fuel economy ratings.
AutoTrader Recommends
It's hard to recommend the Insight considering its small size, bumpy, rough ride and noisy cabin. But drivers who want the best mileage and a unique design likely won't settle for anything less, especially if their budgets don't allow for a brand-new plug-in hybrid or EV. For those drivers, we say: Go for it. Former owners wax nostalgic about their first-generation Insight, and many are still with their original owner -- a testament to how much they're revered. Our only suggestions are to get a manual transmission for optimal fuel economy, and to make sure the IMA hybrid battery has been replaced. If it hasn't, negotiate a good deal to account for its upcoming replacement.


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The concert consists of three sessions of 45 minutes, with two intermissions.
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Harding, Harry Alexis
Dates: b. 1871; 1898 to Geneva; 1913 to Illinois; death announcement in ASM NEWS 29:1, Jan., 1963
Locations: Assistant Bacteriologist, Wisconsin State Agricultural Experiment Station and the University of Wisconsin; Chair of Bacteriology, and Bacteriologist, New York Agricultural Experiment Station and Cornell (1899‑1913); Bacteriologist, University of Illinois Agricultural Experiment Station (1913‑); Prof. and Head, Dept. of Dairy Husbandry, Univ. of Illinois (1913‑1921); Chief, Dairy Research Bureau, The Frederick C. Mathews Co., Detroit (1922‑1940's)
Training: BS Wisc. 1896; MS Wisc. under Russell 1898; to Europe in 1898; PhD from Cornell 1910 on Classification
Fields: dairy; agricultural; food; plant pathology; BACT-NOM; soil; milk
Publications: thesis on silage; in Russell 1921 volume, "The Development of City Milk Supply Problems."; Harding and L.A. Rogers "The Efficiency of a Continuous Pasteurizer at Different Temperatures," BNYAES no. 172 (1899): 509‑530; Harding, Smith and Rogers, "Notes on Some Dairy Troubles," BNYAES no. 183 (1900): 175‑193; Harding, L.L. Van Slyke and E.B. Hart, "A Study of Enzymes in Cheese," BNYAES no. 203 (1901): 216‑244; Harding and Smith, "Control of Rusty Spot in Cheese Factories," BNYAES no. 225 (1902): 303‑329; Harding and F.C. Stewart, "Combating the Black Rot of Cabbage by the Removal of Affected Leaves," BNYAES no. 232 (1903): 43‑65; "The Role of Lactic‑Acid Bacteria in the Manufacture and in the Early Stages of Ripening of Cheddar Cheese," BNYAES no. 237 (1903): 165‑180; Harding and J.F. Nicholson, "A Swelling of Canned Peas Accompanied by a Malodorous Decomposition," BNYAES no. 249 (1904): 155‑168; Harding, F.C. Stewart and Prucha, "Vitality of the Cabbage Black Rot Germ on Cabbage Seed," BNYAES no. 251 (1904): 179‑194; Harding and Prucha, "The Quality of Commercial Cultures for Legumes," BNYAES no. 270 (1905): 347‑385; Harding, Smith and Moore, "The Bang Method of Controlling Tuberculosis, with an Illustration of its Application," BNYAES no. 277 (1906): 83‑190; Prucha and Harding, "Quality of Commercial Cultures for Legumes in 1906," Bull. NY Agr. Exp. Sta. no. 282 (1906): 274‑279; Harding and Wilson, "Inoculation as a Factor in Growing Alfalfa," BNYAES no. 300 (1908): 139‑164; Harding and Wilson, "Inoculation and Lime as Factors in growing Alfalfa," Bull. NY Agr. Exp. Sta. no. 313 (1909): 53‑75;
More Pubs: Harding, Wilson and George Smith, "Milking Machines: Effect of Method of Handling on Germ Content of the Milk," Bull. NY Agr. Exp. Sta. no. 317 (1909): 254‑292; Harding, Wilson, and George A. Smith, "The Modern Milk Pail," Bull. N.Y. Agr. Exp. Sta. no. 326 (1910): 249‑281; Harding and Prucha, "The Bacterial Flora of Cheddar Cheese," Tech. Bull. NY Agr. Exp. Sta. no. 8 (1908); Harding and Wilson, "Inoculation and Lime as Factors in growing Alfalfa," Bull. NY Agr. Exp. Sta. no. 313 (1909): 53‑75; Harding, Smith and Wilson, "Milking Machines: Effect of Method of Handling on the Germ Content of Milk," BNYAES no. 317 (1909): 254‑292; "The Constancy of Certain Physiological Characters in the Classification of Bacteria..." Technical Bulletin of the NYAES no. 13 (1910): 1‑41; Harding, Smith and Wilson, "The Modern Milk Pail," BNYAES no. 326 (1910): 249‑281; "Publicity and Payment Based on Quality as Factors in Improving a City Milk Supply," BNYAES no. 337 (1911): 80‑114; Harding, Reuhle, Wilson and Smith, "The Effect of Certain Dairy Operations Upon the Germ Content of Milk," BNYAES no. 365 (1913): 197‑233; with J.D. Brew, "The Financial Stimulus in City Milk Production," BNYAES no. 363 (1913): 165‑178; Harding and Wilson, "A Study of the Udder Flora of Cows," Tech. Bull. NY Agr. Exp. Sta. no. 27 (1913); "What is Meant by "Quality" in Milk?" Circular of the University of Illinois Agricultural Experiment Station no. 205 (1917): 1‑16; with Prucha, "An Epidemic of Ropy Milk," BUIAES no. 223 (1920): 109‑124; with Prucha, " Elimination of Germs from Dairy Utensils," BUIAES no 23 (1920): 137‑168; "Effect of Temperature of Pasteurization on the Creaming Ability of Milk," BUIAES no. 237 (1921): 393‑408; with Prucha, "Germ Content of Milk," BUIAES no. 236 (1921): 361‑391.
SAB Involvement: Charter member of the SAB; Added to SAB Comm. on Methods of Identification of Species 1910‑; Member Comm. on the Society's Classification Card 1916; SAB council member 1913; Member, Comm. on the Chart for Identification of Bacterial Species late 1910's; attended 1925 SAB meeting;
Archive Files: "Early Bacteriology," Harding, ca. 1938, from regional history folder, 7‑IIA, 10.16; H.A. Harding, Detroit, to Barnett Cohen, Baltimore, 27 February 1940, 3 pp., 7‑IIA, 9.12
In a 29 page autobiographical account, Harding recalls that he was drawn to medicine after declining training in the ministry. He enrolled at the Univ. of Wisconsin, intending 2 years of study before applying for the Rush Medical College. Harding's account mentions the difficulty he experienced trying to reconcile evolutionary theory with his faith, but draws no inference to the place of bacteriology in this debate.
Harding recalls that in 1892, Birge and Barnes taught a biology course which turned on the issue of complexity and evolution. "Bacteria and yeast cells were indicated as the approximate point at which the lines of plants and animals separated. We had yeast in our laboratory work, but coming at the beginning, before skill with the microscope had been acquired, I got only a vague idea of the structure of yeast cells." (7)
As an undergraduate, he was employed as a janitor to the Science Hall. In 1893‑1894, Harding prepared the media used for bacteriological work, for both faculty and students. His thesis was on silage, in the summer of 1895. He found that germ life is "commonly abundant in the material while silage is being formed, however, silage without intervention of germ life is a possibility, inasmuch as good silage developed in a saturated atmosphere of sulphuric ether." (Harding 1938, p. 24) He isolated a white colony producing rod forms, but owing to its high temperature of growth could not plate it on agar.
He spent the summers on botanical surveys of the North Wisconsin. Returning to graduate studies in 1896, Harding decided not to concentrate on dairy bacteria at such an early date, and worked on pathogenic and water bacteria.
At the 1899 meeting of the SAB, Harding presented two papers: "On the Use of Steam for Sterilization," and "On the Utility of the Supply of Live Steam in the Laboratory." This same title was repeated, with an abstract in the 1900 meeting. Harding was not present, so the paper was read by Ward, and discussed by Conn, Park, Abbot, Hill and Prescott.
At the 1901 meeting, Harding and Rogers presented on "Rusty Spot in Cheddar Cheese," in which they isolated Bacillus rudensis. This study of a cheese fault followed the model of medical bacteriology, as they isolated the suspected organism, inoculated a sterile vat of milk, reproduced the "diseased" condition, and recovered the same organism. They even suggest steam as a means of eliminating the bacillus. This was truly isolate, identify and kill.
At the 1904 SAB meeting, Harding and Prucha reported on "The Resistance of Pseudomonas campestris to Desiccation." The Ps. campestris was a plant pathogen, and this might have the first such paper at the SAB. They conclude that the organism could survive long periods. "At a time when so much stress is being laid upon the quickness with which pathogenic organisms are destroyed in nature these observations should tend to check hasty generalizations." The paper was discussed by Conn, Rosenau, Houghton and Duckwall, then published in Centralbl. f. Backt. Harding also presented a technical paper, "Some Experiences with Test‑Tubes," at the same meeting, which was discussed by Rickards, Houghton, Novy, Rosenau and Bergey.
At the 1905 SAB meeting, Harding and Prucha evaluated "Absorbent Cotton as a Medium for Distributing Pseudomonas radicicola." Apparently, there were a number of "failures" with cotton inoculants, in contrast with the germs shipped in soil. Like Chester, they suggested that the organisms did not survive desiccation. Also at the 1905 meeting, Harding and Prucha reported on a joint research project between the Botany Dept. of the Univ. of VT, and the Geneva Station on the group of organisms responsible for soft rot of vegetables. The paper is mostly technical, and was titled, "Variations in Gas Production by Bacteria Producing Soft Rot in Vegetables." It did have some implications for taxonomy.
Harding and Prucha returned in 1906 SAB meeting to discuss "Commercial Cultures of Pseudomonas radicicola," in which they discuss the commercial company practice of placing the cultures in metal containers, thus avoiding the problems of desiccation. They examined 14 cultures, finding them just as worthless. Kellerman commented.
At the 1908 meeting of the SAB, Harding and Prucha evaluated "The Utility of the Society's Card in Classifying the Cheese Flora." This article compares the card with Conn's botanical classification, and favors strongly the card. At the 1909 SAB Boston meeting, Harding and Morse used "The Society Card as a Basis for Classifying the Bacteria Producing Soft Rot in Vegetables." They concluded that the handful of separately described organisms were in fact identical in "all cultural characters except" gas formation, and that character was an artifact of poor fermentation tubes. The paper was discussed by Jackson and Winslow.
And, at the same 1909 meeting, Harding inquired "Does the Group Number on the Society Card Carry the Classification far enough to break up the Species?" Harding's studies involved P. campestris, a well known chromogenic plant pathogen whose "limits of the species can be determined with the minimum chance of error." He found with tests on several strains, there was no variation in the group number, save reduction of nitrates. This paper was discussed by Winslow, Esten and Harris.
Harding and Wilson reported on their work with regard to milk hygiene at the 1910 Ithaca SAB meeting, in a paper entitled the "Relation of Form of Milk Pail to Germ Content." They admit that many improved pails had been suggested, but few were used widely, rejected due to their excessive height or restrictive opening. Harding and Wilson also evaluated a "Method of Keeping Bacteria from Growing Plants." At the same meeting, Harding delivered a scathing attack on quantitative tests, in "What is the Value of Quantitative Bacteriology Determinations in the Control of City Milk Supply?" He returned to this argument at the 1911 meeting, discussing "The Bacterial Improvement of a Milk Supply by other than Laboratory Examinations." At the same 1911 meeting, Harding and Wilson reported on their research concerning "Udder Flora."
Ruehle and Harding presented, at the 1912 meeting, a technical "Comparison of Two Methods for Bacterial Analysis of Air." Harding himself discussed "Problems in Sanitary Dairy Inspection," in which he affords himself a few metaphorical liberties. "Milk resembles the human race in that its value is determined by two forces, its inheritance and its environment." Inheritance was the constituent of the milk, which of course meant that the environment could only worsen the genetic stock. Harding reiterated these claims at the 1913 meeting, with "Bacteria in Relation to the Public Milk Supply." Harding also returned to the "The Classification Card and the Type of Study which it Merits" at the 1913 meeting. Harding delivered the "Report of Committee on Revision of Society's Card," at the 1915 SAB meeting.
Harding repeated his stance on milk hygiene at the 1915 SAB meeting, with the "Relation of Bacteriology to City Milk Supplies." Harding maintained that "practically we have no method of determining the presence of such germs and protection must be sought through omnibus methods such as pasteurization..." With regard to counts as an indication of cleanliness, he argues that "as soon as the elements of time and temperature enter, such counts no longer indicate the character or extent of contamination." He concludes that standards, of any number, were mostly useless. Also at the 1915 SAB meeting, Ritte and Harding discussed "Statistical Examination of Data on Bacterial Counts." He returned to the SAB program in 1916, to report on the "Significance of Bacterial Counts in Judging Quality of Milk."
At the 1920 SAB meeting, Harding and Prucha submitted three papers: "Frequency of Ropy Milk Organisms in City Milk Supplies," "Destruction of Germ Life by Steam," and "Dirt as a Source of Germ Content in Milk." None of these appears in the minutes of the meeting, and probably were not delivered.
Harding supervised the session on "Systematic Bacteriology," and I believe delivered the Report of the Comm. on Revision of the Society's card.
At Geneva, Harding and Prucha studied the bacterial flora of Cheddar cheese, emphasizing new methods of cold curing and storage. A few years later, Harding studied the bacterial soft rot of certain vegetables.
Harding also recalls that in 1916, he was directed to develop a course in City Milk Supplies. That year, he again discussed "The Bacterial Count as an Index of Cleanliness in Milk" at the SAB meeting.
At Illinois, Harding and Prucha indicated that dairy utensils were the principal sources of contamination of milk, and later experiments demonstrated that bacterial counts were greatly reduced when clean utensils were disinfected with chlorine.
At the 1922 SAB meeting, Adams and Harding reported their "Test of Commercial Thionins for Staining Frost Little Plates." Harding, on his own, described "Some Factors Leading to Variation in the Bacterial Count of Pasteurized Milk." For the 1923 SAB meeting, Adams and Harding provided their "Observation on Thermophilic Bacteria in Milk from Farms." Also at the 1923 SAB meeting, Hungerford and Harding offered a paper on "The Influence of the Period of Operation of the Pasteurization upon the Bacterial Count of Milk." And, Harding and Archibald Ward discussed the "Thermophilic Bacteria in Composite Samples from Milk Plants."
Harding has a wonderful summary of dairy bacteriology in a letter to Cohen. He implies that it was Conn who first suggested using total bacterial counts as legal standards. "There was a period during which the bacterial plate count was taken as the most important available index of the desirability of milk supplies....It was maintained for a time that the bacterial plate count was markedly influenced by the physical cleanliness of the milk because the foreign matter getting into the milk carried germ life, sometimes in large quantities. Later studies showed that the amount of foreign matter getting into milk was so small that the germ life carried on such dirt was relatively unimportant....It was shown that there was no apparent coordination between the foreign matter in milk and its plate count." (2)
Conn himself showed that there was little correlation between the bacterial plate counts and the keeping qualities of milk.
As for the issue of bacterial flora in milk, "it was shown that there was no single temperature at which plates could be incubated to develop colonies of all various types of germ life common in milk." (3) Still, "plate counts had been clung to by milk supervising agencies because they lacked any other satisfactory test to cover safety." (3) The phosphatase tests slowly replaced plate counts.


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I started my Chinese New Year baking with Earl Grey Cookies this afternoon, planned to bake few types of cookies and bahulu. I am excited with the baking this year, have not done CNY baking for many years when living overseas. I was planning to bake last year but my about-to-explode tummy not allowed me to do so.
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½ cup rice flour
1 bag earl grey tea leaves
- Beat butter and sugar in a small bowl until light and fluffy.
- Add sifted flours and mix well to form soft dough. Divide dough into halves, cover with plastic wrap and refrigerator for 30 minutes.
- Preheat oven to 180C.
- Take half amount of dough out from the refrigerator, roll between two sheets of baking paper until 5mm thick. Cut out leaf shapes using a cutter. Place leaves about 3 cm apart on baking tray lined with baking paper.
- Bake for 10 minutes or until cookies are lightly browned.
- Transfer cookies onto a wire rack, cool completely before storing into an airtight container..
Note: If leaf shape cutter is not available, use a large heart shape then cut with a knife to divide a heart shape into two leaf shapes. Then, use back of the knife to make impression on the surface.
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Pacific Southwest, Region 9
Serving: Arizona, California, Hawaii, Nevada, Pacific Islands, Tribal Nations
Air Actions, Arizona
Note: EPA no longer updates this information, but it may be useful as a reference or resource.
Carbon Monoxide Actions in Tucson, AZ
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Actions on this page:
- October 2009: Final Approval of second 10-year CO Limited Maintenance Plan
- August 2009: Proposed Approval of second 10-year CO Limited Maintenance Plan
- April 2000: Final Redesignation for CO
- December 1999: Reproposal of Redesignation for CO
- July 1999: Proposed Redesignation for CO
October 2009: Final Approval of second 10-year CO Limited Maintenance Plan
On October 14, 2009, EPA's Acting Regional Administrator signed an action which finalizes our approval of a second 10-year carbon monoxide (CO) Limited Maintenance Plan (LMP) in the Tucson Air Planning Area (TAPA) and a related statutory provision. This final action was published in the Federal Register December 21, 2009. The proposed action was signed July 21, 2009, published August 5, 2009, and no comments were received.
- Federal Register: Final Rule (Signed October 10, 2009)
August 2009: Proposed Approval of second 10-year CO Limited Maintenance Plan<
EPA has signed an action which proposes to approve a second 10-year carbon monoxide (CO) Limited Maintenance Plan (LMP) in the Tucson Air Planning Area (TAPA) and a related statutory provision. The TAPA area has not violated the 8-hour average CO concentration since 1990. In 1997, we redesignated the area to attainment and approved the first LMP in 2000. We now are approving the second 10-year maintenance plan as the area continues to meet the qualifications for the LMP option meeting all requirements of Clean Air Act (CAA) and EPA guidance. The statutory provision submitted by the state extends the life of the Vehicle Emission Inspection (VEI) program. This program is one of the measures upon which the TAPA LMP relies to maintain the CO NAAQS.
EPA is taking this proposed action though we view it as noncontroversial and do not anticipate adverse comments.
- Federal Register: Proposed Rule, Limited Maintenance Plan for Carbon Monoxide, Tucson Air Planning Area
April 2000: Final Carbon Monoxide Redesignation in Tuscon, AZ
On April 25, 2000, EPA gave final approval to the request from Arizona for redesignation of the Tucson Air Planning Area to "attainment" of the national health-based standard for carbon monoxide (CO). The area had previously been designated as "nonattainment" for the pollutant. EPA proposed to approve Arizona's request on July 22, 1998, and reproposed the approval on December 17, 1999, to provide additional opportunities for public comment.
In order for a nonattaiment area to be redesignated to attainment, the Clean Air Act requires that the area has attained the National Ambient Air Quality Standard for that pollutant, that the improvement in air quality is due to permanent and enforceable control measures, that the area have an approved maintenance plan, and that the area has met all other relevant requirements in the Clean Air Act.
There have been no exceedances of the standard for CO in the Tucson area from 1993 to the present. Control measures for CO in the Tucson area include the Federal Motor Vehicle Control program, a State Inspection and Maintenance program, and a state oxyfuels program. The area has submitted a maintenance plan setting forth the procedures and contingency measures that it will implement should there be a probable or actual violation of the CO standard in the area in the future.
Carbon monoxide -- a clear, odorless pollutant that is primarily emitted from automobiles -- can have serious health effects, particularly for children, the elderly and those afflicted with respiratory ailments. It enters the bloodstream and reduces the body's capacity to deliver oxygen to organs and tissues. The health threat from CO is most serious for those who suffer from cardiovascular disease. At higher levels of exposure, healthy individuals are also affected. Visual impairment, reduced work capacity, reduced manual dexterity, poor learning ability, and difficulty in peforming complex tasks are all associated with exposure to elevated CO levels.
Below are links to the redesignation proposal and reproposal as published in the Federal Register, and downloadable copies of the unofficial Notice of Final Rulemaking and the Technical Support Document for the final rule in WordPerfect format. A link to the official version of the final rule will be made available upon its publication in the Federal Register.
For further information, contact Eleanor Kaplan, EPA Region 9, Air Division (air-2), 75 Hawthorne Street, San Francisco, CA 94105-3901, telephone number (415) 947-4147, or you may email her at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Federal Register: Proposed Rule (July 22, 1999)
Reproposal to Approve Redesignation* (December 17, 1999)
Technical Support Document (PDF) (14 pp, 77K)


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Flirty Feather Mini Tickler
Flirty Feather Mini Tickler
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Birds of a feather will do more than flock together with the Flirty Feather Mini Tickler.
Birds of a feather will do more than flock together with the Flirty Feather Mini Tickler. This titillating tickler features a puff of feathery finery that's perfect for a rousing session of sensation play. Simply run the Feather Tickler across your partner's skin to softly stroke them into sensual submission. A full seven inches long, each Feather Tickler is equipped with a flexible yet sturdy handle to help you get to those hard to reach places. Fun and full of frisky, this Feather Tickler is a great way to get down and flirty.
Flirty Feather Mini Tickler
Soft turkey feathers, ABS plastic, rubber cap
7" total length (17.8cm)
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Color: Purple
Dimensions: 12" long
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I got this as part of the Bondage Beginner Kit. In fact, I only got it because of the kit. I figured that since the other items were cheaper in the set, this would be a bonus experimental fun thing. Turns out not to be all that fun.
I bound my partner and blindfolded them. I gently ran it across various parts of their body, but they basically just laughed and squirmed in a non-sexy way. Same thing with roles switched. But we don't have a tickle fetish, so maybe there's that as well.
The Devil's Hair Teaser Rubber Flogger ended up being a much better tool for tickling and teasing. The cold rubber had more substance to it, and the sub can always be punished for twitching or making noises.
This feather tickler feels like a repurposed cat toy. It also shed feather bits, much like a cat sheds fur. At one point I got a feather bit in my throat and funtime came to a screeching halt as I hacked it out.
For the price, it's not a bad start for a foray into some light BSDM. I strongly suggest you get the Bondage Beginner Kit. At the least, you've got a blindfold and some wonderful bondage tape.
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New Bern was recently recognized for the 15th consecutive year as a �Tree City USA� community.
New Bern was recently recognized for the 15th consecutive year as a �Tree City USA� community.
Colleen Roberts, New Bern public information officer, said the city was awarded a certification from the Arbor Day Foundation through the N.C. Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, N.C. Forest Service.
Tom Glasgow, Craven County agriculture extension director, said the recognition for New Bern was very positive.
�It indicates they prioritize trees and the benefit trees give a community, and subsequently it shows they are consistent every year,� Glasgow said.
Glasgow helps the city with tree selections, whether for using shade to reduce energy cost or using large, canopied trees to minimize storm runoff.
Glasgow said planting trees was one of the most cost-efficient and valuable things a city could do. Studies show shoppers and visitors in cities are more attracted to areas with well managed trees, he said.
The Tree City USA designation is a commitment to sustainable, urban forestry and the greening of communities. In order to achieve the designation, communities must meet four program standards of urban forestry management: maintaining a tree board or department, having a community tree ordinance, spending at least $2 per capita on urban forestry, and celebrating Arbor Day. According to the Arbor Day Foundation website, more than 3,400 communities are currently a Tree City USA.
New Bern maintains an Appearance Commission, which serves in an advisory role to the city�s urban forest planning and development. Commission members are appointed by the Board of Aldermen, Roberts said in a statement.
With the help of the Appearance Commission, the city established a new Tree Guide in 2011 to help residents understand proper planting and care of local trees, the recommended indigenous species that grow well here, and how residents can participate in community beautification efforts, Roberts said.
The Appearance Commission also administers annual awards, called the Golden Bear Awards, for excellence in landscaping, appearance and beautification for both residential and non-residential properties, Roberts said.
The Appearance Commission was integral in the replacement of trees after Hurricane Irene in 2011, she said.
�The city lost a substantial number of trees during Irene when destructive hurricane force winds battered New Bern for more than 12 consecutive hours,� Roberts said. �The commission was able to recommend suitable and appropriate replacements for those trees.�
Tree City USA communities are recognized for their commitment and advancements in forestry, and support for projects that enhance the safety and health of urban forests.
Designation as a Tree City USA helps to increase community pride. It also presents a positive image that most citizens want to have for the place they live or choose to do business. This designation also helps cities and towns gain financial support for tree projects, Roberts said.
New Bern will celebrate its Tree City USA designation during National Arbor Day on April 26. Planning is underway for this event, Roberts said.
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According to magma-v02 documentation, magma should be able to balance work upon cores and GPU. Is it functionnal with magma 0.2?
I am trying MAGMA 0.2 on multicore + GPU machines. The configuration is:
2 x Intel Xeon E5520 => 8 cores
2 x Tesla C1060 (I know Magma only use one GPU)
HyperThreading disabled
I run some test programs provided with magma, with 8 and 4 OpenMP threads.
e.g, for testing_cgeqrf, which time both cgeqrf for MKL and MAGMA libraries, I get these timings:
- with 8 omp threads: MKL: 119.38 GFlops - MAGMA 69.66 GFlops
- with 4 omp threads: MKL: 62.33 GFlops - MAGMA 69.29 GFlops
=> Number of threads does not affect MAGMA performances.
I did not run these tests with all the MAGMA functions. So my questions are:
- are all the MAGMA functions hybrid?
- if the tested function is, why the number of threads does not affect the performances?
Extra question: is a v3 is scheduled, with the management of several GPUs?


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The Warriors Suffer 2nd Loss while the Knights are on the Move
In front of a packed crowd at O'Gorman, the Lady Knights (12-4) defeated the top-ranked Sioux Falls Washington Warriors (13-2) 46-41 on Friday night.
That result shouldn't be as surprising as it first sounds.
The O'Gorman Knights have been flying under the radar in Class AA behind Washington and Mitchell. The Knights have now won five straight games. In that five game stretch the Knights have defeated Rapid City Central, Sioux City East, Sioux Falls Lincoln, Sioux Falls Roosevelt, and now Washington.
With the design of getting to the state tournament, the Knights are in a good position heading into their last four regular season games, and the district tournaments. O'Gorman is 4-0 against their district this season.
Katie Messler led the Knights with ten points on the night, while Peyton Bjorkman added nine. Jessica Mieras also scored nine, while Dalee Stene hit a couple of three-pointers in the second half to help pull the Knights ahead.
The Knights will host Yankton on Saturday night.
Sioux Falls Washington is now 13-2 following the loss. If there is one thing I've seen from Washington this season is to not count them down. This was a game that they could have won, and could have controlled. Take a couple of turnovers away and a couple of miscommunications and this could be a completely different story.
Following their first loss of the season, the Warriors countered with a 63-37 win over Sioux Falls Roosevelt. The Warriors looked more determined in that game than I've seen throughout the season. I expect them to have the same type of bounce back when they travel to Rapid City to take on Central and Stevens next weekend.
Leading the way for Washington in the loss was Ellie Benson and Kelsey Knecht, who both had nine points in the game. Michaela Mayer had eight points, and Hannah Nieman scored six. Sydney Koel was held to just three points in the loss.
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This week's TIME cover feature explores an amazing phenomenon: Women could soon outpace men as the primary household earners.
What they've missed is the powerful, but sadder story within this trend:
Female breadwinners may be on the rise, but most women are not poised to become "The Richer $ex," as TIME's cover boasts. Far too many women are stuck in a financial time warp where managing money means being frugal, not building wealth.
A DailyWorth survey last month of more than 10,000 women captures the disconnect between women's view of themselves as financial decision-makers—and their lack of financial confidence.
Call it the female financial paradox.
While 90% of the respondents to our survey identify themselves as the chief bill-payer and purchaser, and 76% say they're the primary retirement planner, a full 60% admit their investing and planning skills are below average.
Worse, less than half of the responding women actively seek out financial resources for assistance.
We'd love to say that these results are a fluke, or somehow unusual, but they're not. In fact, our findings echo many other similar surveys about women and wealth-building.
While women could be the richer sex, thanks to the economic gains and societal changes called out in TIME's story, we still have a ways to go. It's time for women to shift focus from budgeting and couponing to building net worth. It's time to stop viewing Wall Street as a bastion of male success, somehow off-limits to women.
Case in point: TIME's cover image is strange, yet strangely accurate: it's the familiar women's bathroom icon, clothed in $1 bills. Next time $100s.


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Except i'm not quite sure where to begin...even in a comparative sense.
Formal logic systems were never really that popular in my own culture. The historian of science, Joseph Needham, once said that
That was from his work "Science and Civilization in China," volume VII; 1: xviii for those who are looking for sources.The Chinese were always more interested in the truth on which assumptions were based than on the verbal machinery for developing those assumptions. Explicit logic did not therefore have that continuously sustained interest which it received in the West.
He's a little inaccurate in the statement he makes, the Mohist schools of thought as well as the school of Names and some parts of Zhuangzi's work deal with linguistics and logic. But it was never really a sustained discipline.
You can see that trend in the manner in which a lot of texts were written. Arguments were often made by means of analogy.
So while i have i guess, a "second-hand" knowledge of Aristotlean logic - its not a subject matter that has come rather easy to me.
Any suggestions as to where to start would be most appreciated.
And for the Ponderous Academic portion for the thread; Is there much of a difference between Indian and Aristotlean logic? Any arguments/objections considered valid in one system but not the other? Any paradoxes ignored?


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David Kahn Out as Timberwolves General Manager
On Wednesday afternoon, ESPN 1500 reported that Minnesota Timberwolves owner Glen Taylor has announced president of basketball operations David Kahn is out.
With Kahn out, Taylor announced that Flip Saunders is in as president of basketball operations. The announcement hasn't been made official, but Taylor will likely hire Saunders, who coached the Timberwolves from 1995-2005.
Kahn had an option for next season, but Taylor declined not to pick up the option.
Kahn brought in Ricky Rubio and head coach Rick Adelman to Minnesota, but while president of basketball operations, the Timberwolves were 89-223, and missed the playoffs in every year.