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Marvel 80 Years is in full swing and this month we are celebrating 1980s of Marvel. Check out the celebration at: Marvel.com/Marvel80 & Cull Obsidian gets introduced in Marvel Contest of Champions!
This week brings more Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., more Avengers in Marvel Future Fight, more Cloak, more Dagger, and more Legion!
Start off your week with a new Ghost Rider show announcement, Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Season 6 trailer, and Avengers: Endgame characters are appearing in games!
Characters and content from Marvel Studios' Avengers: Endgame hits the whole suite of Marvel Games, a Savage Avengers preview drops for Free Comic Day, and a whole lot more!
Tune in live tonight for the red carpet premiere for Marvel Studios' Avengers: Endgame, then check out the new Endgame updates for Future Fight, Contest of Champions, Strike Force and more!
Marvel's New Media team announced a slate of non-fiction shows for the upcoming Disney+ service, Marvel's Cloak & Dagger continues on FreeForm, and a new Marvel exhibit at The Franklin Institute in Philadelphia!
Cloak & Dagger returns with the season 2 premiere! Make sure to check out the Marvel After Show podcast! Marvel Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. returns May 10th! War of the Realms has begun! New Marvel Rising!
Marvel's Runaways Season 3 Announced, Ant-Man and the Wasp: Nano Battle opened at Hong Kong Disneyland, and Marvel Iron Man VR was announced!
Play the latest Captain Marvel game in the Marvel HQ app, check out some new X-Force costumes along with Juggernaut and Sabretooth in Marvel Future Fight, tons of new Spider-Man comics, and so much more in this week's Marvel news!
Check out Marvel's WonderCon Schedule, Nick Fury gets added to Marvel's Contest of Champions, and learn more about Marvel's Spider-Man in the first issue of Marvel Spider-Man's City at War!
Kamala Kahn returns to comics in The Magnificent Ms. Marvel #1, Marvel's Puzzle Quest introduces Talos, and Lego Marvel Collection comes out Tuesday, March 12th!
A whole crop of new #1s drop this week, our Marvel Studios' Captain Marvel red carpet livestream, and more on this edition of the Marvel Minute!
Wolverine returns in a second season of the critically acclaimed podcast "Wolverine: The Lost Trail," Cloak and Dagger season 2 hits Freeform on April 4, and Captain Marvel joins every Marvel mobile game!
4 new animated Marvel shows on Hulu, more Marvel Rising and Black Panther's Quest, and Mister Sinister joins Marvel Contest of Champions!
Watch the Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Season 6 teaser and get ready for the return of Tyrone and Tandy in Cloak & Dagger! Also look out for Carnage in Marvel Strike Force!
Marvel themed marathons are coming to runDisney Virtual, Daredevil returns in a new #1, and Havoc joins Contest of Champions!
The return of Conan the Barbarian, Marvel's Eat the Universe and Marvel Studios' Black Panther and Avengers: Infinity War celebrate Academy Award Nominations.
GUARDIANS OF THE GALAXY #1 is out this week, Ghost-Spider is on the run in Marvel Rising, God Emperor Doom joins Marvel Puzzle Quest and much more!
Lorraine Cink brings you up to speed on everything fantastic happening in Fantastic Four: World's Greatest Week including game updates, grilled cheese, and more.
Lorraine Cink introduces all the new characters you need to know before seeing "Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse" in theaters.


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When: Monday September 10, 2018
This event specifically raises funds for Schenectady Works, our job training and empowering employment program.
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Events that Benefit City Mission
We're blessed by generous people who are friends of City Mission that like to organize and execute events where the proceeds will benefit our programs!
Patsy Tremante Memorial Golf Tournament
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text: The San Francisco Lesbian/Gay Freedom Band performed for Project Eden's Lambda Youth 15th Annual Gay Prom 2009 . Every year this prom is targeted by hate groups who harass the youth attending. The band plays music to create a positive, welcoming environment and defuse potential conflicts. Check out blog "Go, Play, Boy, Play" for pictures and a description of the hate speech directed at LGBTQ youth as they arrive at their prom.


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Trane XE 1000 Heat Pump
Updated: Jan 6, 2019Write a review
Read more about Trane Heat Pumps
Overview of the XE 1000
The Trane XE 1000 is a discontinued 10 SEER split system heat pump with an HSPF of up to 8.10. It is available in 1- to 5-ton capacities and a range of 12,000 to 60,000 BTU/H. The unit features a Climatuff compressor, the company's proprietary Spine Fin aluminum outdoor coil, braze refrigerant connections and a liquid lined filter drier.
The cabinet of the XE 1000 heat pump has full-side louvered panels with a baked-on powder paint used for resistance to corrosion and rust. Access to the internal functioning parts is attained via a single-side service panel.
In order to ensure proper and reliable functioning of the Trane XE 1000, the manufacturer advises that filters should be cleaned monthly and the outdoor unit should be kept clear of debris. The baked-on powder paint allows for washing with soap and water to maintain a clean appearance.
Consumer Reviews of the Trane XE 1000
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Date created: 2019-01-06
Name: S Newman
Location: Concord, NC
Satisfaction Rating:
"3 Ton XE1100"
Our xe1100 was working like a champ until it wasn'T. It lasted 22 years! Ultimately, it was a leak where we needed to completely refill the refrigerant, which of course is sky high (the old stuff now) so it didn't make sense to refill it. But 22 years?! That's an impressive run!
Date created: 2018-12-03
Name: Larry Jackson
Location: Sutherland Springs, TX
Satisfaction Rating:
"Hard to stop a Trane"
Installed in 1985, two small repairs in 33 years. Couldn't ask for a better unit. It would cool to 75 when it was over 100. Just now went out.
Date created: 2017-01-21
Name: Virginia Preston
Location: Pasadena, MD
Satisfaction Rating:
"Lasted from 1995-2016"
We just started having a problem in 2016 with Trane XE1000 Heat Pump. It was installed in 1995. I think that if I knew how to fix it it would still be running. I am very pleased that it ran for 21 years!
Date created: 2014-08-31
Name: Michael A. Grieco
Location: Rainbow City, AL
Satisfaction Rating:
"Very poor quality"
Unit is now 13 years old. I have had trouble with it since I moved into the house in 2004. Multiple a/c guys have worked on it from the start and never got it free of problems. Blows capacitors, at least 1 per year for 4 years. Compressor outside heating coil was found defective 2 years ago. Opinion of a/c guy is that it had to be bad from the start but was not found until 2013, well out of warranty. This probably caused most of the early problems. Air handler defective this year, and leaking coils. Yesterday blew another capacitor. Nothing but trouble. Will never buy another Trane.
Date created: 2010-02-14
Name: Brad
Years owned: 9
Satisfaction Rating:
"Trane XE1000 Heat pump"
We bought the house when the Trane xe1000 heat pump had just been put in. I never liked heat pumps and now I remember why. It has cost us over three thousand dollars in repairs in the last three years. Trane does not care about there customes at all. It is junk!!!
Date created: 2010-01-09
Name: Chuck Quest
Years owned: 6
Satisfaction Rating:
"Twr036 lemons"
I purchased a Trane twr036 Heat Pump and a Variable Speed Air Handler with a Clean Effects Air Cleaner. I have been through a compressor, a txz metering device, cell replacement on air cleaner all under warranty in the first five years. Right after the warranty expired, the second compressor failed and it is going to cost me 2300 bucks to repair. I asked the tech. who was here about the compressor about the air cleaner, and she said that they were a piece of junk that the factory hyped up as the best thing in the world with a huge sales campaign. That unless kept extremely clean, they had as much restriction as putting another coil in the furnace and the failure rate would be even higher if homeowners realized most had stopped working the first time they were washed. She said her company just wanted to sell new equipment and the sales staff was now larger than the service dept. The day after the tech. left, I was contacted by a sales woman who wanted to know if I was aware of how a new system would save me 100s of dollars a year and would I be interested in having a sales person stop in to talk to me. Sigh..
Date created: 2009-06-13
Name: D Carpenter
Years owned: 15
Satisfaction Rating:
"15 Year Old Trane XE1000"
Got a new Trane xe1000 Heat Pump in 1994. Air Handler had to be replaced around 1999. About 2 years ago, the coil started to corrode. Overall, the heat pump only needed about $500 in repairs in 15 years, but the air handler hasn't lasted for 10 years and now am having to replace the whole system since r22 will be hard to get after 12/31/2009. Would recommend seeing if there is a better system out there.
Date created: 2009-04-13
Name: TRANE
Years owned: 11
Satisfaction Rating:
"This brand name means nothing"
Xe 1000 model. Original unit installed in 1997 at a cost of $5600. The "factory certified" clowns who installed it did not install a filter in the refrigerant line, and less than 3 years later the outside compressor unit had to be replaced at a cost of $1477 due to "foreign particles" jamming the reversing valve. Now, 6 years later, the outside compressor unit must be replaced again due to the compressor shorting out. The repairman quoted me $1200 to replace it this time. The 5-year warranty did not cover the reversing valve the first time, and the second time it was out of warranty by 1 year. I told the repairman I would install my own package unit this time, and I would recommend anybody to stay away from Trane. This is a prime example of a once good brand name being turned into a piece of sh*T.
Date created: 2009-01-25
Name: M. Burbage
Location: Montpelier, VA
Years owned: 12
Satisfaction Rating:
"Very Reliable Unit"
We have owned our xe1000 system for twelve years. The unit has been flawless. We noticed that our bills were starting to go up so we had the unit checked. Turns out that the air handler is rusting out from the moisture in our crawlspace. Not Trane's fault. Living in Virginia everything condensates with our hot and humid summers. I am replacing it with a 15 seer unit this week. I am confident that it will be flawless as well. A clean install will keep the unit from failing. It is difficult to keep contaminates out of the line set. But if your tech is careful the unit will last for years. If not the compressor and everything else will fail early.
Other XE 1000 Reviews
A homeowner seeking assistance from HVAC professionals on doityourself.com reports an instance of system failure with the XE 1000 in which the system gets "stuck" between heating and cooling modes. A technician originally fixed the problem by adjusting the reverser valve on the compressor, but it turned out to be only a temporary fix. A contractor on the online forum suggests the problem is a failure of the reversal valve. The repair is expensive, the tech notes, and it is suggested that the homeowner consider replacing the entire system as a result.
Another Trane XE 1000 owner reports on gardenweb.com a problem where the inside and outside heating components are dead, even when set to emergency heat, although the thermostat shows attempts to turn on. An HVAC professional reveals that the problem is an electrical short that will require all new wiring. Online techs indicate this is a fairly common problem, generally the result of loose connections at the heat strips.
XE 1000 Warranty
A 5-year limited warranty applies to the heat pump's compressor and coil. There is 1-year warranty on parts and optional warranty extensions are available through your Trane Dealer.


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Snoring and obstructive sleep apnoea
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TRENTON — A national moving company found more people left New Jersey in 2010 than moved to the Garden State, at a ratio that outpaced the rest of the lower 48 states.
United Van Lines, the nation's largest private moving company, tracked the 146,837 cross-state moves in 2010 and New Jersey had the most disproportionate amount of out migration.
United Van study on migation
The company found 62.5 percent of the moves in New Jersey were residents leaving the state, while only 37.5 percent were people entering the state. Washington D.C. ranked the highest on the opposite end of the spectrum, with 64.3 percent of moves going into the district.
A 2009 study by the Boston College Center on Wealth and Philanthropy found that between 2004 and 2008 New Jersey lost $70 billion in wealth as affluent residents moved elsewhere.
Gov. Chris Christie has cited that study, which commissioned by the New Jersey Chamber of Commerce and the Community Foundation of New Jersey, as proof that the state's tax structure is pushing residents out of the state to places with lower burdens.
"It's is more information supporting what we know: people are leaving New Jersey and taking their talent and wealth with them," Christie spokesman Michael Drewniak said in an e-mail. "This is exactly what this Governor has been discussing since his arrival in Trenton. His policies are geared toward stopping this out-migration. "
• N.J. ranks 5th in nation for most out-of-state migration, data shows
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(This is an entry from the journal entitled "Mexico Summer" written by Elizabeth Whipple Lancaster Carsey 80-years-ago)
Met the two other new preachers and their wives at the Worker's council. Bernard and I went to Pete and Velma's until Mrs. Johnson came by. 'Most like old times'- Mr. Gill still teaching me about my cigarettes. He insists that I accept one of his Camels and I insist I have nothing but Chesterfiends –
Here's what else is happening 80-years-ago today:
Mussolini declared government control of all the gold in Italy. All sellers of gold would be required to declare their holdings and record every transaction, and gold could not be sold without first offering it to the government at a 5 percent interest rate.


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In this recipe, spicy green chillies are simmered in sweet tamarind juice and thus it adds an awesome taste at the end which is blended with the tangy taste of the tamarind, Sweet taste from the jaggery and spicy taste from green chilli. You can feel the exact taste when you eat it with curd/yogurt rice. Though the spicy content will be reduced slighlty after cooking, this dish is advised to be served in a small quantity just like pickles (Spicy Right?). We usually prepare this dish in thick consistency and store it in bottles. You can very well change the consistency according to your preference.
Basic Information:
Preparation time: 15 minutes
Cooking Time: 30 minutes
Serves: 3-5 people
Cayenne chillies / Green chillies - 25 nos, slit lengthwise
Onion - 1 cup, finely chopped
Tamarind - 1 big lemon size
Jaggery - 1/4 cup
Turmeric powder - 1/4 teaspoon
Mustard seeds and Urid dal - 1/2 teaspoon
Salt - to taste
Oil - 4 teaspoon
1) Soak tamarind in a cup of warm water for 15 minutes and extract juice from it. Keep it aside.
2) In a Pan, heat oil. When it is hot, add mustard seeds and urid dal. Allow them to splutter.
3) Add green chillies and saute for 3 minutes or till the chillies are soft. Make sure the kitchen is ventilated well to avoid strong aroma of chillies.
4) Add onions and saute till they are translucent.
5) Add tamarind juice, turmeric powder, salt and jaggery. Stir gently.
6) Cover the pan using lid and simmer the flame. Let it be till the mixture thickens. Stir in between at regular intervals.
7) Remove from flame and cool down. Keep it in refrigerator for 8 hours.
8) After 8 hours, again heat a teaspoon of oil in pan and pour the mixture. Give a quick stir for few minutes. (This step is optional if you store the puli milgai in bottles. This step is to make the green chilli more soft and for immediate serving).
9) Serve hot for steamed rice, curd rice, idly and dosa.
10) It can be stored in a refrigerator for a week or more.


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Monday, January 26, 2009
Venice For Carnival
This offer came in the other day and I have to say the Carnival and Venice are made for each other. If you can make it, this would be a wonderful Valentines present for anyone.
Escape to the fabulous city of Venice, where you can join the magic of its Carnival. You can visit a historical Venetian atelier of Carnival costumes and masks and take part to a guided tour through Venice squares and alleys, walking together with 18th century dames and noblemen, goblins, pierrots and harlequins.The charm of Boscolo Dei Dogi, will welcome you offering a special promotion for this event.
The offer, valid from 13 to 24 February, includes all taxes and the following benefits:
2 nights per 2 persons;
breakfast 2 Dinners at hotel's restaurant Giardino di Luca (3 courses, drinks not included)
Venice guided tour (2 hours) with pick up at the hotel
visit of a historical Venetian atelier of Carnival costumes and masks
complimentary extra-bed for child under the age of 12 sharing the room with their parents. Discount of 50% offered to children under the age of 12 for meals at the hotel's restaurant.
Rates starting from 673,00 euros at current Euro rae of 1.3 that is $875.00 For 2 nights in Boscolo Experience room, all benefits included
Information and booking:Boscolo Dei Dogi - firstname.lastname@example.com
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Andy's Security Travelogue: Pyramid Perimeters
Perimeter security seems to know no bounds. It's required just about everywhere you can think of and here at APS Perimeter Security we have a growing, international distributor network that reflects this.From power plant security to prison security our perimeter security systems are deployed on projects covering a wide range of applications. One of the most notable, however, has to be that of the Great Pyramids of Giza where our fence detection and monitoring products formed part of the integrated perimeter security system protecting the 13.2 kilometres of perimeter fencing. The project was the focus of one of our earliest perimeter security blog posts :)
Since then we have shared more photographs taken by our Technical Director Andy Moon whilst out on site at the Great Pyramids - our Pyramid Camel Police was a good example. Today we would like to share a few more ....
This first photo was taken by Andy from inside the perimeter fence where our perimeter intrusion detection system Flexiguard™ is in operation. They city of Giza is in the distance.
This second photo Andy took from outside of the perimeter fencing
Here is a close-up cropped shot ...
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public interface ConnectionRequestInfo
The ConnectionRequestInfo interface enables a resource adapter to pass its own request specific data structure across the connection request flow. A resource adapter extends the empty interface to supports its own data structures for connection request.
A typical use allows a resource adapter to handle application component specified per-connection request properties (example - client ID, language). The application server passes these properties back across to match/createManagedConnection calls on the resource adapter. These properties remain opaque to the application server during the connection request flow.
Once the ConnectionRequestInfo reaches match/createManagedConnection methods on the ManagedConnectionFactory instance, resource adapter uses this additional per-request information to do connection creation and matching.
boolean equals(Object other)
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Patty Stonesifer
President & CEO; Director
Patty Stonesifer serves as a volunteer in the role of President and Chief Executive Officer of Martha's Table. She is also Lead Director of the corporate board of Amazon.com, where she has served as a director for the past 19 years. After spending the first twenty years of her career as a technology executive and the next twelve years building the world's largest foundation, Patty decided to spend the last quarter of her career supporting those who are faced every day with hard choices – the youth and family leaders struggling to achieve the American dream. Patty returned in a leadership role to a nonprofit that she and Bill Gates first visited and admired in 1994, Martha's Table, to stand day in and day out with children and families working to build a better future – and the colleagues working to support their success.
Patty has been a leader in the philanthropic world since 1997 when she joined Bill and Melinda Gates to launch the Gates Library Foundation, a nonprofit organization dedicated to partnering with U.S. and Canadian public libraries to increase access to computers and digital information. In 2000, the Foundation merged with the William H. Gates Foundation to create the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, where Patty served as volunteer Chief Executive Officer for over 10 years. At the Gates Foundation, Patty oversaw a $38.7 billion endowment fund, distributing over $2 billion a year to support organizations and efforts working to improve the health and well-being of vulnerable populations in the United States and globally. Under her direction, the Gates Foundation led the way in building and backing public-private partnerships to achieve a wide range of goals, from research and development for new malaria vaccines to improving both the measurement and visibility of the abysmal high school graduation rates in the United States.
Patty donates her time and resources to a number of other nonprofit organizations. She is a Vice Chair of the board of the National Museum of African American History and Culture (NMAAHC), and is a member of the State Early Childhood Development Coordinating Council of DC and RaiseDC's executive committee. She serves as a member of the Executive Committee and is a member of the Board of Trustees at the Federal City Council. She is also a member of the Circle of Allies and Champions for the National Council of Young Leaders, an advisory board member for America Achieves, and an advisor for Hope Street Group.
Patty was also a founding board member of the Academy of Interactive Arts and Sciences. She previously served on the boards of the GAVI Fund, the Broad Institute, the Center for Global Development, and recently completed her term as Chair of the Smithsonian Institution Board of Regents. Patty was appointed in 2010 by President Obama to serve as the Chair of the White House Council for Community Solutions. She also served as a member of the U.S. delegation to the United Nations General Assembly Special Session on HIV/AIDS.
Prior to joining the Gates Foundation, Patty spent two decades working in technology, with her final role as Senior Vice President at Microsoft Corporation, leading the Consumer and Interactive Products Division. She is a member of both the American Academy of Arts and Sciences and the Council on Foreign Relations. Patty is a graduate of Indiana University and has received honorary doctorate degrees from Indiana University, Tufts University, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Trinity University, and American University.


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Fresh Tomato Salsa (Salsa De Jitomate Cruda)
oregano, +tomato, +onions, +green onion, +cilantro, +serrano pepper, +salt, +grapefruit, +avocado
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Fire Roasted Salsa (Más Salsa Por Favor)
This homemade salsa is comparable to some of the best I have had at Mexican/Tex-Mex restaurants and beats anything you can buy off the shelf. Of course...
oregano, +apple cider vinegar, +chilies, +cilantro, +garlic, +green onion, +black pepper, +cumin, +jalapeno, +lime juice, +olive oil, +tomato, +salt, +onions
Fresh Pico De Gallo (Salsa Fresca)
This is an uncooked tomato salsa (salsa fresca) that's great to make while fresh tomatoes are in season. Stir pico de gallo into chopped/mashed avocadoes...
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Chilean Salsa
After trying this salsa, it is hard to go back to store-bought salsa. I could eat my weight in this stuff, along with tortilla chips. Yum!!
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Elizabeth's Salsa
I have tried a lot of different ways to make salsa, but this is by far the best and easiest salsa I've ever made. It is a constant favorite in my household,...
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Cilantro Lime Salsa Recipe
I love salsa. I did my best to replicate the most delicious salsa I ever had, at my friend's mother's house. I never wrote down the recipe but this is...
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text: Using integrated accelerometers to detect the vibration in an imaging system, suggest researchers at Ben-Gurion University of the Negev in Beersheba, Israel, offers an accurate means to correct for displacement and blur. In a report of the technique that appeared in the November issue of Optical Engineering, they cite a mean squared error of 0.16 to 0.47 percent in their measurements of the line spread function.To test the approach, the scientists attached two dual-axis accelerometers from Analog Devices to a Pulnix progressive-scan video camera set to no-shutter mode. An electromagnetic shaker driven by an arbitrary waveform generator induced sinusoidal vibrations in the camera as it imaged an LED, and a LeCroy digital oscilloscope sampled the accelerometer signals for calculation of the motion function.


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Bourbon Triple Sour
Make this classy cocktail at your Christmas party.
- 30 ml bourbon
- 30 ml triple sec
- 30 ml lemon juice
- 1 teaspoon sugar syrup
- ice
- 1 slice of apple, to garnish
- 1 green olive, to garnish
- Place the liquid ingredients into a cocktail shaker with some ice. Shake to blend the ingredients. Strain into a glass and add apple slice and olive to garnish.


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Permission granted: underwater memorial placed on Centaur
EARLY yesterday a plaque was taken by robot submarine more than two kilometres below the surface to be attached to the wreck of the AHS Centaur.
The names of those on board the hospital ship during its last voyage in 1943, and personal notes from family members, were placed on a CD that was embedded in the plaque.
A Japanese submarine sank the Centaur off Queensland as it was on its way to Port Moresby, killing 268 Australians. Just 64 survived. It was the highest number of casualties on any non-military ship sunk in the Pacific during World War II.
Lost for almost 67 years, the ship was finally discovered on December 20. On Sunday the search director, David Mearns, and crew on the Seahorse Spirit deployed the robot submarine to take video footage confirming the wreck was indeed the Centaur.
The federal Environment Minister, Peter Garrett, approved a special permit allowing a plaque to be placed on the wreck. Ordinarily, the Historic Shipwrecks Act 1976 would have prevented this.
At 5.55am yesterday, the robot submarine positioned the plaque on the starboard side of the deck of the wrecked ship.
"It will act as a lasting memorial to this terrible tragedy,'' the acting Queensland Premier, Paul Lucas, said yesterday.
Mr Mearns was also responsible for finding HMAS Sydney and the German raider Kormoran in 2008 off Western Australia.
At 12.45pm a ceremony took place over the site where the Centaur lies. After a prayer and a moment's silence a memorial wreath was laid in the ocean by Major Arthur Dugdale of the army. Weights on the wreath allowed it to sink to the depth of the wreck.
Attention is now being turned to organising a memorial service for survivors and relatives. Mr Lucas said it would be organised in consultation with the Centaur Association, the RSL and other interested parties.
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Wednesday, October 13, 2010
Raga guide 1
Each one of the several traditional Ragas is based on, or is a variation of, 10 basic Thaats, or musical scales or frameworks. The ten Thaats are Bilawal, Kalyan, Khamaj, Bhairav, Poorvi, Marwa, Kafi, Asavari, Bhairavi and Todi,. If one were to pick a Raga at random, it should be possible to find that it is based on one or the other of these Thaats.
Aroha presents the ascending scale of a Raga, whereas Avroha presents the descending scale. Pakad is the phrase of melody belonging to a Raga. It is the very essence of a Raga containing all its elements and individuality. It is something unique and not transferable to some other Raga.
Ragas are presented here in alphabetical order.
Subhra Guha - Raga Alahiya Bilawal (late morning) :
Subhra Guha - Raga Barwa (early evening) :
Subhra Guha - Raga Bhairavi (any time) :
Subhra Guha - Raga Bhankar (early morning) :
Subhra Guha - Raga Bhimpalasi (early afternoon) :
.. basics of Indian Raga »
6 comments:
- Sonal said...
Thanks for starting the Raaga Guide. I love to hear Hindustani Classical, but cannot appreciate it fully due to lack of knowledge. Would love to understand atleast a drop in this huge ocean. Thanks again.
- 13 October, 2010 13:31
- Dr Madhav, India said...
Hi !! It would have been better if u had classified ragas accoring to Thats.. Bilawal, kalyan, todi instead of alphabetical order. The present order creates confusion.. at least to me. I wud have preferred traditional way.
Dr Madhav
- 14 October, 2010 08:46
- Padmakar Dadegaonkar said...
I Agree with Dr. Madhav. Can you not still rearrange it? It is meant for beginners, isn't? So lets not confuse them.
- 16 October, 2010 18:12
I think this raga guide is the standard of classical raga expresion due to note weightage in pakad,this may be the universal in future.
- 12 May, 2012 04:10
Music is related to definit logic,but we have only (0.5)% ,remaing music exist in nature.
Now it is the time to expliour,actually music in the sence not only the music but some thing else .
The present our classical music can not compatable until we make it for universal use.
- 28 May, 2012 03:18
There are thousand of parkar of each existing raga but all are bound to sing a few.
still we are in the dark age of music!!!!!!!!
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This is us taking a little rest after a look round the walled garden.
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Through this partnership, EMTV will also have exclusive rights to Australia A-League matches in PNG.
During the swearing in for the agreement Telikom PNG CEO Michael Donnelly said from Telikom perspective, it does in way indicate the acquisition of EMTV, because it enables a form of partnership with OFC to bring this very important sport to PNG in a systematic and a long term sustainable way.
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Alan pointed out to me that there was a subsequent version, or perhaps alternative versions, put forth by the chairs: <http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-owl-wg/2007Oct/0170.html> This is referenced by the agenda: <http://www.w3.org/2007/OWL/wiki/Teleconference.2007.10.24/Agenda> The main difference is in: 3) We will decide whether to publish some or all of the updated documents as First Public Working Drafts either shortly before or during the first F2F meeting. My proposal is that we decide to publish all 3 documents as soon as technically feasible. The strongest version of this proposal that seems to have no opposition, and some support from people otherwise opposed, is to publish the Formal Semantics document alone as a FPWD as soon as possible, and decide closer to the first F2F whether to publish initial drafts for review of the other two documents (perhaps extensively annotated with issue marking). If there is, as I believe, consensus on publishing the Semantics document now, I still think that has the benefits I described. If the chairs would like to put only that part of the question to the group, I have no problem with that, though, I'll point out that I don't agree with the grounds of most of the opposing points. Indeed, I think they are very weak. So my agreement to this change does not reflect my being remotely convinced by the arguments as given. However, it's clear that enough people are very strongly opposed, for whatever reason, that we probably can't get consensus to publish all three. And it seems we've spent enough time. So I would propose a 3' which is: 3') We will publish a FPWD of the formal semantics document as soon as the technical details are cleared. We will decide whether to publish the rest of the core formal documents as First Public Working Drafts either shortly before or during the first F2F meeting. If people are strongly opposed to this friendly amendment, I urge you to just say so. I don't think further elaboration is necessary or perhaps even helpful at this point. I'll not strongly press falling back to 3. Cheers, Bijan.Received on Wednesday, 24 October 2007 14:27:31 UTC
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Does the world of investing seem like a mysterious place? You may feel like you've dropped down a rabbit hole into a strange land of creatures with names like TIGR, GNMA, and LURMS.
Lewis Carroll, the author of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, and Through the Looking Glass, was a mathematician and logician of the 1800s. His inventive tales are full of financial metaphors. Let's tour Wonderland and see what its odd creatures can tell us.
At the beginning of the story, a white rabbit dashes in front of Alice. He's carrying a watch and declaring "Oh my ears and whiskers, how late it's getting." Time and lateness is a theme that twists and bends through this fairy tale.
1. Keep time on your side. If you're over age thirty and haven't started saving for your future, you're late too. The time value of money makes it much more efficient to save early.
Today's Alice (we'll call her Allison), will find that time can be a magic fairy dust for investors. How is this? If Allison starts saving $200 a month at age twenty-five, earns 8 percent a year compounded, and saves for thirty years (until she's fifty-five), she'll have $612,103 by the time she reaches age sixty-five. If she gets distracted by following muttering rabbits and doesn't start until age thirty-five, she'll only have $283,522, or $328,581 less.
No, this is not a hazy dream from a hookah-smoking caterpillar. She would have contributed exactly the same amount, but because she started ten years later, the earnings had less time to grow. This ability of money to mushroom over time is called "compounding."
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Last week, my grandma's sister stopped by to drop of some peaches she bought at a peach festival here in Michigan. The weekend, the peaches were rip and ready to be made into something delicious. My mom decided to make a peach pie. In all her years of baking and pie making she had never made a peach pie. I broke down and had some last night...breaking my diet...but it sure was good!!! After my mom got done making the pie, we still had a lot of peaches left over. I decided I would try my hand at making some peach freezer jam. I just used the recipe inside the pectin box. It was super easy and my grandma says it's really tasty. After making the pie and the jam, we still had peaches left over!! It was nice to have fresh peaches to eat instead of canned!!
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Step 1: Produce Cassettes
Gene Cassettes are the carriers of genetic information in our design. They are small, modular chunks of DNA containing a gene flanked by AttC sites. In their mobile circular form, cassettes, unlike plasmids, are non-replicative and so do not require extra genes to modulate or initiate replication. To create a cassette simply requires the use of primers to create half AttC sites at either end and circularizing the product by using Enzymatic Ligation Assisted by Nucleases (ELAN). This is a reaction in which ligation and enzymatic digestion of compatible but non-identical ends, like XbaI and SpeI, occurs simultaneously. This should result only in stable single-cassette circles or concatemers of several cassettes. For systems that already contain an intact AttC site, XbaI and SpeI sites can be introduced by PCR for ELAN, or overlapping ends can be introduced by PCR for Gibson Assembly.
Step2: Express Integrase
As gene cassettes are non-replicative it is important that they are incorporated into an AttI site before the cell divides and the cassettes face the possibility of ejection. Therefore it is vital to have a controllable Integrase gene which can be turned on prior to the addition of gene cassettes to ensure that the cassettes are integrated before they are lost. Part pUS203 is our submission BioBrick which encodes the controllable Integrase system. We are using the araC-pBAD system from K731201 which allows us to turn on transcription of the Integrase under the activation of arabinose.
By controlling integrase expression with arabinose, we are also able to turn off integrase, which would stop inappropriate excision of cassettes from the array from occurring after the array has been assembled.
Step 3: Add Cassettes
As gene cassettes enter the cell site the integrase acts to cause specific recombination between the AttC site on the cassette and an AttI site which may be present on the plasmid or bacterial chromosome. Integrase facilitates the formation of a holiday junction between the AttI and AttC regions at the recombination site, resulting in insertion of the cassette into the middle of the AttI site.
Step 4: Express the array
Once the cassette is integrated, we would induce expression of the genes using an inducible promoter which is placed upstream to the AttI site and cassette array. A single promoter can read through multiple cassettes if a terminator is not present, allowing multiple genes to be expressed in one go.


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Ready at Dawn, the developer behind The Order 1886, is currently working on a new project called Deformers. The game is a colorful multiplayer brawlers which is unlike anything this studio has worked on before.
The game will release for multiple platforms including PS4, PS4 Pro, and Xbox One S. However, will it benefit from PS4 Pro and Xbox One S HDR features?
According to Ready at Dawn, they studio is "investigating" the possibility. Of course, the game is in early development so we such features can't be properly discussed.
But considering Ready at Dawn's long standing relationship with Sony, it would not be surprising to see deformers getting special treatment for PS4 Pro at least.
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Ready at Dawn has already confirmed that there aren't any plans to bring HDR to The Order 1886. It is a disappointment because The Order 1886 is already a gorgeous looking game and HDR would have taken things to the next level.
HDR is a feature that allows players to experience better color vibrancy and lighting in-game. Many current games will be patched to support this feature on PS4 Pro and PS4. Sony has already shared a list of current and upcoming games that would support HDR, unfortunately, The Order 1886 won't be one of them.
Some of the games that will support this feature are Uncharted 4, The Last of Us: Remastered, Deus Ex: Mankind Divided, Mass Effect, Andromeda Watch Dogs 2, Spider Man PS4, Ghost Recon: Wildlands, Death Stranding and more.
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White chocolate and cherries seem to belong together for Valentine's Day, or is that just me? I love the combination of the red and white colors, not to mention the flavors. I wanted to make a cookie that was different. Yes, chocolate chip or peanut butter cookies are delicious, but sometimes you need a little something else. So I did some experimenting in the kitchen and I came up with these. I hope you enjoy them, we did—they didn't last long here!
Prep Time: 15 minutes
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I just added a few originals to my website finally! Sorry I have neglected adding originals to my website for so long because of my show schedule, but I put a few up there that I really love and hope you do too!
For my past few shows, Chris has been making me reclaimed wood "canvasses" to paint on. They are not panels as they are all small cutoffs from wood that we use for larger frames. SInce we have amassed such a large amount of scrap, Chris started putting them together for other projects and one day I started to paint on one and absolutely fell in love with the feel of them with my art, so my last few shows I painted a bunch and people seem to really dig them as well. Chris also made some really simple reclaimed wood box framing for them as well. This wood is also scrap wood from larger projects. All of the wood was reclaimed for the larger projects then re-used again (I swear we have the least trash of any business out there!)
For the art, so many different palettes work with this medium and I can really tailor each original to fit smoothly with the washed colors on the panels, so it is a really fun way to paint for me, a bit looser than the normal canvas. I still paint on canvas 80%+ of the time, but as an artist, I believe you need to peak your nose into other mediums, feels, tones, etc and explore the big big world of art.
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:We're over half way through April and there is still talk of snow in the forecast. I guess that's the trade off when you live in the Midwest, sheltered from more horrible things like hurricanes and tsunamis. But still. I'd much rather be on the beach at this very second.
:The bright yellow daffies are offering so much cheer.
:We are dying eggs and stuffing baskets! Easter is almost here, yay!
:I intercepted 3 garbage bags (and more!) of goodies from my dear friend Naphtali's house, garbage bags that were nearly cast away to Goodwill. {She is amazing at decorating her house...and redecorating and redecorating. So I sprang at the opportunity to go shopping in her house, snatching up hundreds of things from her past interiors. Everyone needs a friend like her. Seriously.} Now I just need to find a way to pay it all forward. So inspired by all these new old things that I am cleaning out closets and organizing the shelves in my craft room. Love having new treasures!!
:Eating lava cakes.
:Feeling a bit broke after cutting Uncle Sam a big fat check last week, plus some other hefty unexpected expenses in the past year. {I truly hope you can't relate to this one.} But somehow in spite of it all, I'm feeling blessed with contentment. We have so much and I love being able to enjoy it.
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the daffies make me happy.
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Love the yellow daffodils! So pretty!
- 4/20/2011
- Regina said...
Yes... I want a friend like that too! haha!
And I love daffodils too! They grow like crazy in my hometown in OK, but out here in west Texas... not so much. :( BUT, I'm planning on planting some soon... just whenever I can find time... haha.
- 4/20/2011
- Melinda said...
Love your post today! :) I needed some cheering up. ;) I know what you mean - I am tired of the dreary rain and cold weather. Uggh. We Disney this summer - I can't wait! :) I need some warm weather...and the beach. lol.
- 4/20/2011
- Jenny said...
Yay! I feel like a very lucky girl! Also the flowers remind me of a time that you brought me yellow daffodils while I was at ILC; such a happy flower!
- 4/20/2011
- Amanda said...
Totally hear you on the unexpected large expenses... always a bummer. You're not alone!
- 4/20/2011
- Cat said...
I am from Wisconsin so I am no stranger to the crazy weather patterns that have been happening! (hello Spring, we are waiting for you!).
Dying Easter eggs is the best...I love using the wax crayon...it is like secret magic ink :)
So happy I found your sweet blog today!
xx Cat brideblu
- 4/20/2011
- Holly said...
I've felt the burn of Uncle Sam too many times. My free tax adviser mom told me to up my withdrawl number to 2 and if your self employed or running your own buisness, it pays to set aside the taxes each month. I'm enjoying a bunch of gorgeous purple irises.
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Wired for Speech: How Voice Activates and Advances the Human-Computer Relationship
MIT Press, 2007 - Computers - 296 pages
How interactive voice-based technology can tap into the automatic and powerful responses all speech -- whether from human or machine -- evokes.
Interfaces that talk and listen are populating computers, cars, call centers, and even home appliances and toys, but voice interfaces invariably frustrate rather than help. In Wired for Speech, Clifford Nass and Scott Brave reveal how interactive voice technologies can readily and effectively tap into the automatic responses all speech--whether from human or machine--evokes. Wired for Speech demonstrates that people are "voice-activated": we respond to voice technologies as we respond to actual people and behave as we would in any social situation. By leveraging this powerful finding, voice interfaces can truly emerge as the next frontier for efficient, user-friendly technology.
Wired for Speech presents new theories and experiments and applies them to critical issues concerning how people interact with technology-based voices. It considers how people respond to a female voice in e-commerce (does stereotyping matter?), how a car's voice can promote safer driving (are "happy" cars better cars?), whether synthetic voices have personality and emotion (is sounding like a person always good?), whether an automated call center should apologize when it cannot understand a spoken request ("To Err is Interface; To Blame, Complex"), and much more. Nass and Brave's deep understanding of both social science and design, drawn from ten years of research at Nass's Stanford laboratory, produces results that often challenge conventional wisdom and common design practices. These insights will help designers and marketers build better interfaces, scientists construct better theories, and everyone gain better understandings of the future of the machines that speak with us.
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Thursday, June 24, 2010
Evidence and Policy special issue
3 comments:
- Kevin Denny said...
I noticed in the editorial the following "Finally, Kennedy, de Brún, Reilly de-Brún and MacFarlane reflect on how the ambition of the Irish government to promote an evidence-based approach to policy making has played out within the areas of
health and social inclusion policy, pointing to the challenges that arise when such an ambition is combined with a commitment to participatory approaches to policy and practice development."
I had never noticed this particular ambition of the government & it does not seem to extend to other areas, macroeconomics obviously but also education, fiscal policy.
What "participatory approaches" to policy development are I don't know.
- 1:39 pm
- Liam Delaney said...
Thanks Nicola - will read. A session here on the role of government and business in social science is long over-due.
- 1:42 pm
- Nicola O'Connell said...
I persume they're talking about social partnership Kevin.
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I am the Life Skills Guy; I help people in a health challenge tap the Wisdom of their Body to participate with powerful inner resources.
I learned about chronic illness and disability through over 27 years of dealing with multiple sclerosis (since 1981). I was having a chronic progressive battle which I related to as a way to learn how my mind can be used to face difficult challenges. The Life Skills techniques were not only a result of dealing with my own struggle, I started Life Skills Institute (a non-profit organization) in 1982 and shared these techniques with veterans with PTSD for 20 years at the WLA VA and with people with chronic illnesses like cancer, AIDS and multiple sclerosis.
Now I use that inner technology to work with any group to help them tap inner resources to meet their challenge. The demand of a person in a dramatic struggle, like the people I worked with requires deep inner exploration. You can use what was developed for them to help you meet your challenge. The mind is a powerful tool when we learn how to use it.
Our brain creates every experience in our body by either responding to what we encounter from our past conditioning or the Wisdom of the Body. The Wisdom of your Body responds with your inner resources in the moment instead of what you learned in the past. Your responses in the moment are like actions done in the zone. Actions done from what you learned from the past are less spontaneous and comes out as an understanding. Anything you do will be done better from a Zone-like experience than if it was done from even the best understanding.
Life Skills uses your past experiences, choreographed in such a way that you create supportive habits that serve you in your health struggle. The main techniques develop a positive self image, self trust, a connection to the Wisdom of the Body and a way to avoid negative thinking. There are over 26 supportive techniques that develop these main life skills. Then these techniques are packaged in what I call the Bio-computer and are used effortlessly in your everyday life.
Imagine changing your self image or trust simply with a thought or avoiding negative thinking with your breath. Your mind has the potential to turn your health challenge into a journey of self discovery. There is a healthy way to be sick and when we develop that approach our illness is an amazing teacher!
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You can go through this book on your own or join a group of people as I lead you through each technique and answer your question on a conference call. My intention is not to give you a new understanding, I want to help you re-condition your mind to be in tune with the Wisdom of your Body and become partners with your professional medical team. When inner resources work with outer resources; you get the best results.


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Kruskal's algorithm finds the minimum spanning tree for a network.
Kruskal's algorithm has the following steps:
- Select the edge with the lowest weight that does not create a cycle. If there are two or more edges with the same weight choose one arbitrarily.
- Repeat step 1 until the graph is connected and a tree has been formed.
Finding the minimum spanning tree that follows the road network in southern England
Figure 1: Roads connecting towns in southern England
Using Kruskal's algorithm the minimum spanning tree is generated as follows (each selected edge is coloured red).
The solution contains the following edges {(Bristol, Swindon), (Swindon, Oxford), (Oxford, Reading), (Reading, London), (Reading, Southampton)} and the total weight (distance) for the minimum solution is 27 + 30 + 40 + 40 + 42 = 179 (miles).


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To celebrate World Book Day, the children took part in a competition organized by our Literacy Co-ordinator, Mrs Cunningham. The parents were asked to take a photo of their child reading in an unusual place or situation. We were delighted with the enthusiasm to participate in the competition and the standard of entries made it very difficult to pick a winner from each class.
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I recently met with Sophie V Webb, designer and owner of new label SVW. Her range launches mid October for those of you wondering and its simply..fabulous. White has never been a colour I have predominantly gone for when I have been shopping for clothes. However if you have a statement piece for example my purple feather print bag in the above images, white is a great colour to wear in order to make things pop. It kind of stands as a canvas for colour where as black (as much as I love it) can often drown an outfit from its colour sometimes. This skirt is from SVW it stands for the designers name (Sophie Victoria Webb) check out her label if you haven't already. The skirt is made from a soft stretchy material but its very substantial and hugs you in (which is exactly what I need right now). I paired the skirt with my 'go to' Topshop heels and my 'go to' Weekend Tee.
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Ammonium phosphates are the inorganic salts formed by the chemical reaction taking place between ammonia and phosphoric acid. The phosphoric acid additional reacts with water to form the three major phosphate salts. These salts include mono-ammonium phosphate, di-ammonium phosphate, and ammonium polyphosphate. The mono-ammonium phosphate is normally used in the fire extinguisher used in schools, offices, or homes. The di-ammonium phosphate is used as fertilizers due to its high nitrogen and phosphorous content. It also acts as a fire retardant.
The global ammonium phosphates market is divided on the basis of product and application. The product segment is bifurcated into ammonium polyphosphate, di-ammonium phosphate, and mono-ammonium phosphate. The application segment is further categorized into fertilizers, water treatment chemicals, food and beverages, flame retardant, and others.
The global ammonium phosphate market is bolstering due to the increasing demand from the end user industries such as metal finishing, chemicals, food and beverages, and others as well as in the animal feed industries. Additionally, the increasing investments made by the developing countries such as India is anticipated to boost the market on a global basis. The stringent government rules and regulations, as well as the safety-related awareness among the masses, are anticipated to propel the growth of the emerging as well as developed markets. The global ammonium phosphate market accounted to be USD 35.58 Billion in 2015 is expected to reach USD 43.48 Billion by 2021; that is, about a 3.4% CAGR growth between 2016 and 2021. Recently, the government has planned to cut down the subsidies on the potassic fertilizers and raise it instead of the phosphatic and sulfur fertilizers by the next financial year.
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French cuisine always had a special place in my heart. No, it's not all about baguettes – it's much, much more. Ingredients are mostly local: fish from the Mediterranean Sea; tomatoes, squash and salad from local farms; olive oil from centuries old mills; local wine and cheese; high quality meat etc. I love the fact that they don't seem to save the good stuff in restaurants – whenever you get a salad, even just a couple of leaves next to the main course, it's always sprinkled with a homemade vinaigrette. France is actually quite paleo friendly as long as you refrain from eating all the bread they keep throwing at you during restaurant visits. And the croissants. And the pain-au-chocolats. And the crêpes. But yes yes; very paleo friendly.
Here are some of the highlights from my very recent (in fact I am still there) gastronomic tour of southern France. Bon appétit!
Roasted, locally farmed chicken w/ratatouille:
Selection of grilled mediterranean seafood w/salad and mashed potatoes w/olive oil:
Salad of tuna and celery sprinkled w/olive oil and balsamic vinegar:
Salad w/grilled squid:
Omelet w/bacon and emmetal cheese, salad and a beautifully viscous vinaigrette of lemon juice and olive oil:
Salmon mousse w/cream:
Lamb w/herbs, mushrooms, vegetables and carrot purée:
Chicken w/vegetables and a chive cream sauce:
Salad of cured duck, fried duck, foie gras and roasted potatoes:
… and the obligatory glass of rosé wine.
I use Trip Advisor and instantly find the best restaurants nearby. I have been in the area before: see this delicious recipe for quail in raspberry vinegar that I made as a participant of a five day cooking school the last time I was in France.
Not paleo, but just I want to show you our breakfast table at the guest house. Isn't it cozy?


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When reading all the pre-release hype for this record (and ensuing world tour), I was, to say the least, very skeptical. All the reviews of the Stones "getting back to their roots" and ending years of "creative writing blocks" seemed quite a stretch. Admittedly, they have endured a great deal these last few years. Suicide, divorce, and cancer have all reared their ugly heads for the greatest rock and roll band in the world. To their credit, they are still together and they are still making music. Unfortunately, they are all closer to taking required minimum distributions from their IRAs than they are to even the tail end of their creative glory run (call it Steel Wheels, 1989). As a result, the music suffers in the end.
Right out of the box, the great Mick Jagger can't help but clutter up a decent riff with a clumsy, 3rd grade level lyric. "Rough Justice", the first single (if such a thing still exists for the classic rock rank) opens "One time you were my baby chicken, now you've grown into a fox / Once upon a time I was your little rooster, now am I just one of your cocks." It recalls another X-rated nursery rhyme from Voodoo Lounge, as the otherwise valid "Sparks Will Fly" was bogged down then with a chorus of "Sparks will fly, sharks will cry." Huh? Unfortunately, the elementary song writing discredits the at-times legitimate compositions more than once. A raucous "Oh No, Not You Again", which sounds like a reworked "Respectable" from Some Girls, provides all the traditional Stones muscle until Jagger spews, "Everybody's talking, showing up their wit / The moon is yellow, I'm like Jell-O, staring down your tits." Pitiful.
It used to be that the Stones would manufacture a vintage record of ten songs every 12 months or so. One has to believe they were disposing of songs back then which were better than the singles they're coughing up today. 15 or 16 songs are making the cut now, which makes you wonder if there is any quality control going on at Stones, Inc. Pure filler tracks like "It Won't Take Long" and the obligatory Keef entry "This Place Is Empty" expose the unsightly underbelly of this once impervious juggernaut and even poison the bona fide nuggets like "Back Of My Hand" (which is straight off Exile on Main Street) and the tender ballad "Streets Of Love". My colleague John Paulsen did a Stones piece recently called "Deep Cuts" in which he chronicled the ones that got away throughout their great career. With that, I revisited my vast collection of Stones artifacts and rejoiced in spinning "Monkey Man" and "Can't You Hear Me Knocking" for the first time in years. It really does suck watching our idols grow old (Mick once spoke of "what a drag it is" some 40-odd years ago), but watching them become irrelevant is even worse.
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Investor relations as a profession doesn't often make Page 1, but today's Wall Street Journal casts IR in a starring role in Deutsche Bank's covert maneuvering against a dissident shareholder and courtroom enemy.
"Banker, Gadfly, Lawyer, Spy" is a mystery thriller worthy of a John Grisham novel. For IROs, the story is just that: a good yarn to read on a late-summer weekend. Entertainment, unfortunately at the expense of errant corporate staffers.
The story has everything: a private investigator with two code-named teams, rich and powerful enemies in German corporate suites and a Mediterranean isle, a young lawyer suspected of posing in a job interview to gather intel at a plaintiff's law firm, even an elusive Brazilian seductress. Too bad it's not fiction.
Deutsche Bank's head of investor relations was let go when the corporate snooping and surveillance became a scandal, and there are ongoing investigations – not to mention that litigious shareholder, a target of the bank's "Magnum PI" efforts.
By the way, Deutsche Bank issued a press release July 22 with its own somewhat dry version of what it has found looking into the company's snooping activities. The bank said the "incidents originated from mandates initiated to achieve legitimate goals, but, during the course of these mandates, the external service providers retained by the Bank engaged in questionable activities."
IR people should read today's WSJ piece, simply because IR doesn't usually make headline news. You might even be prepared to tell co-workers, "No, we don't generally spy on shareholders (or anyone else)." There is no practical guidance in this story for doing the actual job of IR – other than an implied warning.
It's a cautionary tale that says don't get caught up in a corporate "battle" that later will be viewed as corporate wrongdoing (see last month's posts, Someone should've said no and On the ethics front …). The messy consequences are sad. After all, no one wants to wind up on Page 1 of the Wall Street Journal this way.
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Posted June 17, 2007 by publisher in Cuba-World Trade
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Iran has pledged to grant a $ 200 million loan to Cuba as the two countries are bent on stepping up economic ties.
The agreement was reached on Friday during a meeting between the visiting Iranian Minister of Industries and Mining, Alireza Tahmasbi, and his Cuban counterpart.
Following the signing ceremony, the Iranian minister met with Cuba's acting president Raul Castro who has been in power since July last year when Fidel Castro underwent surgery.
The two countries agreed to boost cooperation in spheres of mining, railroads, agriculture, biotechnology and to promote marketing of the Iranian-made cars in Cuba.
Iran vowed to transfer the much-needed technology for modernizing Cuba's irrigation systems and help the communist country in its dam-making projects.
Official figures show that the annual volume of trade exchanges between Iran and Cuba presently stands at over $ 4.5 million, IRNA reported.
Hmmm, a news story from Iran about Cuba. Pardon me if I am a bit skeptical about the facts.
First, let's not call this a loan please. Sorry Fidel but I have not heard good things about you paying back "loans". Doesn't any foreign country like China and Venezuela understand that when they say "loan" you hear "gift"?
Why is an Iranian news agency quoting the figure in US dollars? Why not Euros or Cuban convertible currency?
Forgive my snickering but when I read "promote marketing of the Iranian-made cars in Cuba" I have to laugh… twice. Once because the word "marketing" and "Cuba" don't really belong in the same sentence and my second chuckle comes from reading "Iranian-made cars".
Lastly, current annual trade between Iran and Cuba is $4.5million and Iran is going to loan $200million to Cuba? That's some increase in confidence!


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