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Author Notes: This one's all about the sauce. It's tangy and sweet, salty and smoky, rich but lively. The combination of wine and bacon with fish sauce and ginger may seem odd at first, but you will find, I hope, that a touch of cream brings them together into a cohesive whole.
This sauce would be great on many other vegetables from roasted brussels sprouts or green beans to grilled Japanese eggplant. I think it would be delightful on tofu as well. —Michael Hoffman
Serves: 4 as a side dish
pound grilled asparagus, lightly seasoned
cups onion, diced (about one small onion)
ounces bacon, small diced or in lardon
teaspoons ginger, minced
cups slightly sweet white wine, such as German riesling
tablespoons cream
fish sauce, to taste
- In a small sauce pan, cook the bacon over medium-low heat until mostly rendered.
- Add the onion, and cook, stirring, until it is fully cooked and very soft, about 5 minutes.
- Stir in the ginger and continue cooking for another minute or so.
- Turn the heat up to medium-high and add the wine. Reduce until there is almost no liquid left. You really want to concentrate flavors here.
- Lower the heat a bit and stir in the cream. Simmer for a few minutes until you have a nice, thick chunky sauce.
- Season to taste with fish sauce. You want it to be aggressively seasoned.
- Arrange the asparagus on a serving plate and spoon the sauce over top. Serve immediately.
- This recipe was entered in the contest for Your Best Dish with Meat as a Flavoring
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|Image 1: Even if you find this disgusting, I would like to invite you at least read what the outspoken carnivor in me has to tell you.
Pork rules, but is that a good thing?
If we take a look at the actual meat consumption in what is usully called the "developed world" (this is us), we find that pork is the most widely consumed form of red meat (>50% in developed countries; FAO. 2009) - what's more, pork is rarely consumed "intact", in the form of a whole cut of meat, but more often as processed meat like sausages etc. Overall, the average available amount of red meat (pork, beef and veal, sheep) people in the developed world consume on a daily basis is ~110g, which is well within the "save limit" of as defined by the dietary recommendations in the respective countries.
|Figure 1: Relative contribution of beef (total and lean) to individual nutrient consumption in the American diet (adapted from Zanovec. 2010)
"Lean beef contributes significant amount of key nutrients to the US diet"
This statement, by the way, is taken directly from the title of Zanovec's analysis of data from the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES. 1999-2004). The years of dietary recommendations asking the public to avoid red meats, because their high saturated fat content would clog their arteries have obviously made a profound impact on people's perception of meat as a "dietary treat" that is about as unhealthy, if not worse, than their beloved potato chips, twinkies and dingdongs and that despite increasing evidence that saturated fat is not associated with an increased risk of heart disease, but showed a statistically non-significant association with reduced risk of stroke (-19%, p = 0.11; Siri-Tarino. 2010).
The dietary advice people are given does "not reflect available scientific literature"
In a relatively recent "review of the reviews" the purported experts on respective dietary advisory boards conduct, Robert Hoenselaar a researcher from the Department of Nutrition and Dietetics at the High School of Arnheim and Nijmegen in the Netherlands concludes that
[t]he results and conclusions about saturated fat intake in relation to CVD, from leading advisory committees, do not reflect the available scientific literature."and criticizes the policymakers (if applicable to a certain organization, I will name the latter in brackets after each statement) for
- advising people to replace saturated with polyunsaturated fats in their diets based on two non-randomized trials (EFSA)
- mentioning the existing evidence that saturated fat intake increases HDL cholesterol, but ignoring the conclusive evidence that increased HDL levels are associated with a lower CVD risk (IOM, EFSA)
- not taking into account data from existing prospective studies examining the direct relation between saturated fat intake and CVD (USDA, IOM, EFSA) and instead including their "own randomly selected data on this subject" in their reports
- ignoring their own previous results (USDA), which suggest that replacing saturated fats by carbohydrates or monounsaturated fats decreases the CHD risk and the mere fact that in the studies Hoenselar analyzed, none of the authors concluded that "changes in saturated fat intake would change the risk of CVD, regardless of the study design and the endpoint"
- not discussing other modifiable dietary risk factors, which often go hand in hand with an increased meat consumption such as higher intakes of industrial trans fatty acids, a overtly high salt intake or a carbohydrate-laden high GI diet.
RCTs confirm independent reviews of the literature and well-conducted epidemiological studies
Moreover, most recent randomized controlled trials, such as Roussell et al. support the notion that the inclusion of lean red meats (153g/day) in a "heart healthy" DASH-like diet does not diminish its favorable effects on markers of cardiovascular disease (Roussell. 2012), but...
[...] in conjunction with the beneficial effects on apolipoprotein CVD risk factors after consumption of the BOLD and BOLD+ [BOLD 133g; BOLD+ 153g/day of lean beef, cf. DASH <28g/day] diets, which were greater with the BOLD+ diet, provide support for including lean beef in a heart-healthy dietary pattern.Eating a small steak every day is thusly - according to the results from the latest randomized controlled trials more beneficial for your heart (and probably overall health, e.g. "Heal Your Thyroid by Eating More Beef") than avoiding red meat like a plague.
Don't freak out over real meat, or your blood pressure will raise; yet not from the meat!
The list of studies showing no association to another often touted "meat-related" cardiovascular risk factor, high blood pressure (the "silent killer"), is extensive, and even the 2010 U.S. Dietary Guidelines Advisory Committee recently concluded that there is
[...] no clear association between intake of animal protein products and blood pressure in prospective cohort studies.
In randomized controlled trials, as those by Hodgson et al. and Nowson et al,. the addition of red meat to a diet that was "otherwise considered heart healthy" lead to modest reductions (not increases!) in blood pressure (Hodgson. 2006; Nowson. 2009). It is thusly no wonder that in a forerunner study to the aforementioned Roussell trial a sixfold increase in real red meat intake (from DASH to BOLD, cf. above) did not lead to any statistically significant elevations in blood pressure. What is quite interesting in this context is that, at least in the Nowson trial, the dietary restriction of sodium basically precluded the intake of "regular" processed "meats" (I personally would not call them such, but scientists and most people consider sausages & co "meat").
Meat does not make you fat! It can make you lean - not skinny, though...
Another commonly touted myth that is widely accepted - especially among female mainstream dieters - is that meat will make you fat (or if not fat, then at least "bulky"). That this is not the case and chicken and fish are not per se better protein sources when you are dieting for weight loss has been shown in randomized controlled trials (Leslie. 2002; Campbell. 2010) - particularly in women, by the way. This should also remind the "regulars" among you (i.e. all of you who follow my advice to get their daily dose of SuppVersity news in order to stay sane and prolong their lives ;-) of a previous blogpost of mine, in which I discussed the results of a study by Petzke et al. from September 2011, which found increases in lean mass in weight stable women who were advised to include additional lean pork (=red meat ;-) in their diets. I have written about similar results in an obviously tighter controlled rodent study, little less than a week or two, ago.
|Image 2: If you put any faith in prospective studies, you should make sure that your grand parents do not follow this selfish advise.
[...], a significantly higher increase in BMI was associated with higher intakes of pork in women (BMI change highest vs. lowest quintile: 0.47 kg/m²) and chicken in both sexes (BMI change highest vs. lowest category in both men and women: 0.36 kg/m²).To stay away from unprocessed red meats, and beef, in particular, in order to lose weight or maintain a healthy body weight, is thusly not only unnecessary, but probably even counter-indicated. Also, because red meat is one of the richest sources of protein, iron, zinc, vitamin A and other vital nutrients, all of which could be scarce on voluntary (young dieters) or involuntary (loss of appetite in the elderly) calorie reduced diets.
"Fine, but you will die from cancer, when you eat too much meat"
When the CVD and obesity debate are settled, the meat opponents usually feel that it's now time to play what they believe is their ultimate trump: The red meat "causes" cancer argument - an argument on the validity of which McNeill et al. state (McNeill. 2012):
Disentangling the independent effects of individual foods, such as red meat, in cancer etiology is a substantial challenge (Magalhaes et al., 2012). Although many epidemiologic studies have observed positive associations between red/processed meat intake or associated dietary patterns and various cancers and thus concluded that these convincingly increase cancer risk, these associations have generally been weak in magnitude and/or the large majority of associations have not been statistically significant (Chan et al., 2011; Alexander et al., 2010; Alexander et al., 2010b; Alexander et al., 2009b). Not surprisingly, analyses of data from large prospective studies have found little or no association between fresh red meat consumption and colorectal cancer risk.
|Image 3: Linda van Horn is a chair on the 2010 US Dietary Guidelines Advisory Commitee that is going back on its previous advice against all things meat.
Americans may choose animal products as part of their diet based on the body of evidence showing a general lack of relationship between animal protein consumption and selected health outcomes (DGAC, 2010).In view of the fact that there are still epidemiological trials, which do suggest that increased consumption of red meat could pose an increased cancer risk, it will be all the more important to try and eliminate methodological shortcomings, such as
- heterogeneous definitions of red and processed meat (is Pizza Salami really "red meat"?),
- variable and unreliable measures of meat consumption, and
- profound inter-study differences in the analytical evaluation of the data
The non-health related ethical dilemma
By now, I have hopefully encouraged my fellow carnivores and maybe even convinced some skeptics (you know I love you ;-) that the allegedly conclusive data on the potential health hazards from an average, let alone increased consumption of real (unprocessed) red meats are at least not conclusive, and, from my naturally biased reading of the available evidence, non-justifiable and to a great extend the result of paradigmatic ignorance towards contradictory research.
Yet whatever your take on the health effects of red meat consumption may be, now that you have reached the end of this article, it is still up to you to decide if you want or don't want to eat formerly living creatures. I have made my decision and ask you to accept mine, just as I will accept yours - whatever it may be. Thank you!

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Walter Pall's main blog about bonsai and his work with trees from day to day. Lots of good pictures of good trees and lots of valuable information about bonsai.
Wednesday, January 18, 2012
hackberry #1
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This fat man is one of my favourite trees of yours Walter.
- January 18, 2012 at 9:36 PM
- editorsarticle.blogspot.com/ said...
is the hackleberry related to the huckleberry ?
- January 19, 2012 at 12:47 AM
- Walter Pall said...
Don't think so.
- January 19, 2012 at 7:39 AM
- Reid said...
A huckleberry is a variety of wild blueberry, at least in NE USA.
Now back to hackberry, genus Celtis. The Japanese hackberry, Celtis Sinensis has played a noble part in European art. The Impressionists were very much taken with the flood of Japanese woodcuts that entered France in that era, especially those of Hokusai and Hiroshige. The latter, especially, impressed Van Gogh, with his woodblock print of a Hackberry surrounded by fox spirits. (That hackberry image is an amazing "Informal Upright", in bonsai-speak.) So, impressed, that Van Gogh moved to Arles expressly to paint the trees there, mostly olives. I intend to write a short article about this, with pictures, in my blog: http://treeherdbonsai.blogspot.com/
- January 26, 2012 at 7:37 PM


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LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. — Scott Boras chuckled when asked if he was having a problem finding multiyear contract offers for shortstop Stephen Drew.
"No, no," he said. "That's not a problem."
If that is true, then the Red Sox are going to have another shortstop next season.
The Sox met with Boras regarding Drew Wednesday, the latest of several such meetings since the end of the World Series. The Sox are open to Drew returning on their terms.
"We like Stephen and the job he did," general manager Ben Cherington said. "Because of that we've kept the door open. We're going to continue to listen and talk and see where it ends up.
"If a deal makes sense for us, we would do it today for any player. I don't think there's any need to wait on anything. I think we have a sense of what's important to him and I think he has a sense of what's important to us. We'll see where it goes."
The Sox can afford to be disciplined knowing they can slide Xander Bogaerts into the position.
"We think we have a pretty good solution at shortstop," Cherington said.
Boras doesn't seem too concerned. Drew, he predicted, would have "numerous options to choose from" once his market takes better shape. Boras said some of Drew's offers are contingent on the team making another move — ostensibly to clear payroll space — first.
"Obviously, there are a variety of teams that want a shortstop of his defensive acumen and capability," Boras said.
The Red Sox made Drew a qualifying offer that he rejected. So any team that signs Drew would have to forfeit its highest unprotected draft pick. That could dampen his market, which Boras admitted could be the case.
"I don't think that the qualifying offer system helps major league players in the slightest," Boras said. "I think something really needs to be reviewed. The one thing you want to make sure, fans want to make sure, is that every year you have the opportunity to make the major league team better and still grow in the minor leagues. There should be no barrier."
If Drew signs with another team, the Red Sox will have their first-round pick and two supplemental first-round picks as compensation for Drew and Jacoby Ellsbury.
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Boras represents Bogaerts and Jackie Bradley Jr. He believes both should be in the Red Sox lineup. "Clearly," he said. "Bradley played very well in September. He hit about .270 and his defense was great. Bogaerts really established himself in the major leagues. When you've got a young man that age playing in that environment, it's a pretty remarkable achievement. I think Xander Bogaerts is going to be one of the top five players in baseball." . . . The Dodgers discussed outfielder Matt Kemp with the Red Sox, Mariners, and several others teams. But the team elected not to trade him at this point. Kemp is coming off an injury-filled and unproductive season that ended with surgery on his left shoulder and left ankle. If a trade were to come, it likely would be once teams have had a chance to see him play. Kemp also has six years and $128 million left on his contract.
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The Red Sox started a three-day holiday caravan Wednesday. The three World Series trophies will be on a duck boat at South Station Thursday morning before being taken to local schools, businesses, and hospitals. Sox players Drake Britton, Craig Breslow, Ryan Lavarnway, and Brandon Workman are joining the tour along with coaches Dana Levangie, Juan Nieves, and Victor Rodriguez . . . The Red Sox will have a hockey rink at Fenway this winter for college and high school games along with public skating. There also will be a 20-foot high sledding run that starts in left field, runs 75 feet and ends at the Red Sox bullpen. The "Monster Sled" will be available for hourly rentals for groups of up to 100 people. Sleds and tubes will be provided free of charge. For more information call 617-226-6791 or email email@example.com.
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| Assistant Scoutmaster
Assistant Scoutmasters identified in the BSA's Troop organizational chart are as follows:
- Assistant Scoutmaster regular (aka experienced) patrol. Assists in providing two-deep leadership in smaller troops; may be assigned to one or more regular patrols in larger troops.
- Assistant Scoutmaster - new-Scout patrol. Works with the Troop Guide, new-Scout Patrol Leader and Den Chief to help deliver the troop program to Scouts without experience (often 11- and 12-year olds) entering the troop. While not the proper title, this position is more commonly known as the "Eleven-year-old Scout Leader" in LDS units because the LDS Primary Organization of the 11-year-old new-Scout patrol is separate from the rest of the troop, and therefore rarely has a Troop Guide.
- Assistant Scoutmaster - Venture. Works with the Venture Patrol Leader in delivering high adventure and sports program the Venture patrol who's members are usually 13+ and of higher rank.
Assistant Scoutmasters in larger troops may be directed by the Scoutmaster to assist in skills instruction and adult assistance with delivering the troop program. Duties may overlap or assist with roles in the Troop Committee. Assistant Scoutmasters not on BSA's troop organizational chart may be assigned and charged for specific duties. Common examples are:
- Assistant Scoutmaster - Program. Understands the troop program and may be assigned to work with an Assistant Senior Patrol Leader in charge of program.
- Assistant Scoutmaster - Service. Assists in the troop's service activities, and may be assigned to work with the Quartermaster.
- Assistant Scoutmaster - Technology. Understands the troop computer and audio-visual equipment.
- Assistant Scoutmaster - Administration. Assists with records and materials; may be assigned to work with the Assistant Senior Patrol Leader.
- Assistant Eleven-year-old Scout Leader. Functions as the adult Scout leader to the new Scout patrol in LDS units (see above). Provides two-deep leadership in this patrol.
Assistant Scoutmasters assigned to assist or guide one specific patrol may also be know as a Patrol Advisor.
| Eleven-year-old
Scout Leader
- This is the only troop adult leader position for adults age 18-20.
- Assist the Scoutmaster as directed
- Works with other responsible adults to bring Scouting to boys.
- Uses the methods of Scouting to achieve the aims of Scouting.
- Can be male or female, but must be at least 18 years of age.
- Is appointed by the Scoutmaster and approved by the Troop Committee Chair.
- Abide by the Scout Oath or Promise and the Scout Law.
- Subscribe to the precepts of the Declaration of Religious Principle
- All volunteers are expected to complete Youth Protection training. It is available online on the Web site http://olc.scouting.org. As a volunteer, you are expected to complete the training within 90 days of assuming a leadership position.
The Assistant Scoutmaster is an assistant to the top youth-facing adult leader in the unit. Other assistant unit leaders are:
- Assistant Scoutmaster - Boy Scouting
- Associate Crew Advisor - Venturing
- Mate - Sea Scouting
- Associate Post Advisor - Exploring
Adult leaders must possess the moral, educational, and emotional qualities that the Boy Scouts of America deems necessary for positive leadership to youth. They must also:
- Abide by the Scout Oath, Scout Law, and Scouter Code of Conduct.
- Subscribe to the precepts of the Declaration of Religious Principle.
- Reside within the USA or a U.S. territory, or be a U.S. citizen residing outside the USA.
- Respect and obey the laws of the United States of America.
- Be 21 years of age or older for primary leadership positions.
- Be 18 years of age or older for assistant leadership positions.
- Complete Youth Protection training (YPT) before application is processed and renew training as required.
- Review the disclosure information related to the BSA's background check process and complete and sign a Background Check Authorization form.
- Take leader position-specific training.
- Hold only one position within the same unit. The chartered organization representative may multiple as the committee chair or a committee member.
The adult leader application process will not be complete until Youth Protection training has been completed and a criminal background check has been obtained.
- 36 BSA Monthly Troop Programs with Troop Meeting Plans (free & online), Printed: Vol I - Vol II - Vol III - Resources
- Introduction to Leadership Skills for Troops (ILST) - Troop Meeting Planner - Campfire Planner - Resource Survey - Troop Committee Challenge
- Senior Patrol Leaders Handbook - Patrol Leaders Handbook - Scoutmaster Handbook - BSA Nameplates
- Boy Scout Leader Fast Start Training
- New Unit Application
- New Adult Application
- Eleven Year Old Scouts (lds.org)
(Adult Leaders)
|Troop Committee Chairman
|Advancement Chair
|Equipment Coordinator
|Activities Chair
|Membership Chair
|Training Chair
|Fundraising Chair
|Public Relations Chair
|Friends of Scouting Chair
|Scouting for Food Chair
|ScoutParent Unit Coordinator
|New Member Coordinator
|Reports to: Chartered Organization Representative
|Advisers: Scoutmaster & Assistant Scoutmaster(s)
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|Official Boy Scout Forms & Resources
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|Youth Application
|Adult Leader Application
|Advancement Report
|Uniform Inspections
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|Youth Protection Training
|Safe Swim Defense
|Safety Afloat
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|Boy Scout Requirements
|Insignia Guide
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Mar. 21, 2013
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Villanova fans had no idea when Miami beat North Carolina 68-59 back in January that something bad had just happened to them.
It was then that a discouraged Roy Williams decided to stray from his long-established coaching philosophy and install a smaller lineup. As a result, Carolina (24-10) has turned its season around and developed some topflight 3-point shooters.
That could be a problem when Villanova (20-13) faces North Carolina on Friday in the second round of the NCAA tournament because perimeter defense has been a season-long bugaboo for the Wildcats.
"They definitely shoot the ball well," said Villanova guard Ryan Arcidiacono. "In practice earlier today we were working on it. That's what we've been trying to do these past couple days, just trying to get better at defending the 3-point line."
Carolina has hit 255 3-pointers — almost eight a game — and accelerated the pace as the season wore on. Complicating things for anyone trying to guard the perimeter against the Tar Heels is the height of some of their top shooters, Reggie Bullock (6-7) and P.J. Hairston (6-5). Hairston, a part-time starter, is 81 for 208 from behind the arc while Bullock is 84 for 192 — a solid 43.8 percent.
The Wildcats have given up 30 more 3-pointers than they've scored.
"They have great guard play," said Arcidiacono. "Great shooters, great defenders. Me, Darrun (Hilliard), the rest of the guards we have great responsibility. But at the end of the day, it just falls on just doing what we do. We have to focus on the little things. It's just a matter of not letting them play harder than us."
Williams admits it was tough making the decision to go in a different direction.
"It's been interesting and it's also been scary because it's not something I've been comfortable with," Williams said. "Most coaches develop a philosophy, a style that they stick with most of the time. If you've done it for 25 years as a head coach, you're probably not going to change very much."
North Carolina will be facing one of the most up-and-down teams in the tourney. The Wildcats were good enough to beat both Louisville and Syracuse, and bad enough to lose at home to Columbia by 18 and Alabama by 22. Just before the Alabama debacle, they carved out an 89-81 overtime win over Purdue.
"The coaching staff was sitting there saying, 'Who is this team?' In the Purdue game, we were saying the same thing — who is this team?" said coach Jay Wright. "They've had some incredible accomplishments, and we've had some great disappointments. That's just the personality of this team."
It could be a memorable day for Williams in more ways than one. If his eighth-seeded Tar Heels get past the ninth-seeded Wildcats, it will be his 700th career victory, a plateau few have reached.
"That is a great accomplishment for him and I am honored to be a part of it," said Tar Heel guard Dexter Strickland.
Said Bullock, "It would mean a lot to me and this team. "He has been a great person to us. We definitely want to make him get to that point."
A total of 418 of those wins came during Williams' 15 years at Kansas. And thousands of Jayhawk fans cramming the Sprint Center to see their team play Western Kentucky later Friday know it well.
Many were bitter when Williams left for North Carolina three years after turning the Tar Heels down and vowing to remain a Jayhawk for life. Many are still bitter, even though Kansas has faced Williams' North Carolina teams twice in the NCAA tournament since then, and won twice.
Tis is the first time Williams has brought his team just a few miles from the Jayhawks' storied Allen Fieldhouse. The reception he gets on Friday will be interesting.
If Kansas and North Carolina both win on Friday, they'll meet for a third time under Williams in the third round on Sunday. Williams and his players say it's nothing they've given a thought to.
"When I came back to North Carolina, it was a very emotional thing," Williams said. "It's a very emotional thing when I didn't go the first time and it was when I did go the second time. I realize some people were upset when I left. Hopefully, time is going to cure a lot of those problems."


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Freezing Energy Costs. The Worlds Largest Producer of Frozen French Fries Uses PC-Based Controls to Freeze Escalating Energy Costs
This article was printed in CONTROL's May 2009 edition.
By Dan Hebert, Senior Technical Editor
In many hybrid industries such as food processing, PLCs have ruled the roost for years. However, there are some hybrid applications where PLCs don't provide enough processing power, data handling and communications. In those instances, PC-based control can be the best alternative.
For example, McCain Foods in New Brunswick, Canada, is the world's largest producer of french fries and other oven-ready frozen food products. Its 20,000 employees and 55 production facilities in 12 countries span six continents. McCain processes 1 million pounds of potatoes each hour and sells one-third of the world's frozen french fry products.
McCain prides itself on being ahead of the curve in product creation and delivery. It was the first company to create a french fry that would stay as fresh as when it was made—even after being frozen and shipped worldwide.
This forward-looking philosophy has not only helped McCain create frozen foods, but also has enabled the company to embrace technological innovations in its manufacturing facilities. One such innovation was first implemented at its Easton, Maine, plant and is now serving as the model for all the company's frozen food processing plants.
Reducing Refrigeration Costs
Precise temperature control is critical in food processing. In fact, refrigeration costs in a typical food processing plant can be up to 70% of total energy consumption. McCain had designed and implemented an automated control system in its Easton plant,but the company was looking for even better ways to manage energy distribution, cut usage and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
So, McCain turned to systems integrator TechCold International (TCI), also based in New Brunswick, to assist in updating its refrigeration control systems. As early as 2002, TCI and McCain agreed the Easton plant would be a good facility at which to develop and customize a new kind of controller. This special controller would connect to the existing infrastructure and target specific areas for energy management. The new controller also would work alongside McCain's existing PLCs, but provide the algorithms to make the cooling process more efficient.
This is one of the many industrial refrigeration compressors used in McCain Food's processing plant. TCI's PC-based controls help optimize operation and reduce energy consumption.
Using a second controller along with a PLC would also provide a level of redundancy. If the controller was not accessible for any reason, the control system could simply revert to PLC-based control with no disruption to plant operations.
The result of those discussions was a two-year partnership that provided the impetus for the design and development of a prototype solution that became TCI's enhanced refrigeration control system. McCain has since standardized many of its plants on the TCI prototype, which was greatly modified in the ensuing years. The TCI system is now deployed in 20 McCain facilities in Canada, the United States, England and some European Union countries. The company is also looking to expand the TCI system into its plants in South Africa, Australia and New Zealand.
PC-Based Control is the Answer
The partnership began with a kick-off meeting between TCI and personnel from the Easton plant. "We were met with some skepticism," says Ernie Adsett, TCI's president. "McCain already had a sophisticated control system based on an Allen-Bradley ControlLogix PLC, which they considered to be top of the food chain. They weren't sure we could significantly cut their energy consumption and deliver an acceptable return on investment by adding another layer of control."
TCI's idea was to take the McCain facility from simply using a PLC-based system to one with a more intelligent, finer level of PC-based control. McCain was interested in using the new control system not only to reduce energy use, but also to operate its equipment more efficiently.
TCI had two goals for the PC-based enhanced refrigeration control system. The first was to reduce energy consumption and demand by usingadvanced control algorithms. The second was to provide a standardized system common to all McCain plants.
To accomplish the first goal, TCI found that PC-based control was the best option. TCI's advanced refrigeration control scheme is written in a language that's easily executed by a PC. Executing the advanced control algorithm in a PLC may have been possible, but it would have been unwieldy and impractical.
"We're using a high-speed PC-based industrial processor based on a Microsoft Windows environment. The PC allows us to create a sophisticated model of the complete refrigeration system in real time to determine capacity and efficiencies," notes Adsett.
"We can optimize five to 10 compressors working on a certain line, run all different scenarios and come up with a set of compressors that is the most efficient. We can then switch to these compressors by using all the equations to generate efficiencies, something a PLC can't easily do," adds Adsett.
The second goal, standardization across many different types of food processing facilities, also required a PC. Standardization reduces servicing and implementation costs, and it also provides easier ongoing remote monitoring and upgrades.
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One thing I can guarantee you, I'd be less pigheaded and egotistical than either Fehr or Bettman. And from the sidelines, I can tell you that it looks like some humility and collaboration would help this situation greatly.Strangelove wrote:*Strangelove shows up dressed as the dread pirate Roberts*Mondi wrote: If Bettman was truly a smart guy, he'd have brokered a deal a long time ago using collaborative techniques so that both sides walked away from the table happy with the outcome.
Nice Mondi, no one, including Bettman, could even imagine that POSSIBILITY!
Wow, must be nice to be a super-genius.
Yes, it's truly a shame Bettman isn't Mondi-smart....
Mondi wrote: Gary Bettman is an idiot
*pulls out packet of Iocaine powder....*
Your faith in free markets and unrestrained capitalism means you're an owners guy, that's fine for you and other every-man-for-himselfer. Just pile onside with the richest businessmen, they are the smartest and most worthy anyway aren't they SL? But, for the thoughtful folk out there, there is a deal that would make both sides happy and wouldn't require the mindset that one side has the crush the other.
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The National Museum's Diana Boyer environmental art collection profiles one woman's life and work on a farm in New South Wales. It also offers insights into global social and ecological change. Diana's training as a botanist and artist came to the fore with her 2006 Time Change animation. These original watercolour works were used in the animation, which shows the life of a future Australian female farmer, when global warming has profoundly altered patterns of farm activity and the land.
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Although the causes and campaigns have all been examined by ranks of historians, many books are coming this spring for the 150th anniversary of the war's start on April 12, 1861, when Confederate guns fired on Fort Sumter. More than 100 books — new works and reissues, visual guides and comprehensive histories — offer unexpected angles and fresh interpretations of the battles and key figures we thought we knew.
The lessons of the Civil War, these books suggest, remain relevant.
"The political process was so polarized that democratic compromise was almost impossible. Is our politics less polarizing today? Not really," says David Goldfield, author of a monumental new appraisal of the war, America Aflame: How the Civil War Created a Nation (Bloomsbury Press). "Can we learn from this? I hope so."
A history professor at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte, Goldfield said two questions have hovered over his 30-year academic career: Why wasn't there a better way? How did we get to the point of solving disputes only by war?
He found his answer and a fresh angle for his book in examining how evangelical Christianity drove a wedge between Southern and Northern interests.
"It intruded into the political process so that there was no middle ground. There was only good and evil," he says. "Self- righteousness doesn't make for good public policy. It poisons the process. That's the theme that frames my book, from the war's start to its aftermath."
Other new full-scale histories include Louis P. Masur's The Civil War: A Concise History (Oxford University Press), The Great Struggle: America's Civil War by Steven E. Woodworth (Rowman & Littlefield), Amanda Foreman's A World on Fire: Britain's Crucial Role in the American Civil War (Random House) and Adam Goodheart's 1861: The Civil War Awakening (Alfred A. Knopf), which, although tied to the war's first year, shows how American identity would be remade during this agonizing chapter in the nation's history. Jeffry D. Wert narrows his focus to a group that struck fear in Union hearts, the Army of Northern Virginia, in A Glorious Army: Robert E. Lee's Triumph, 1862-1863 (Simon & Schuster).
Nothing speaks more dramatically of the horrors of slavery than the sight of jagged whip scars on the back of a slave named Peter, whose 1863 photograph is included among many in Discovering the Civil War (Foundation for the National Archives/Giles). This coffee table-size book draws from "one of the richest reservoirs of records in our holdings," writes David S. Ferriero, archivist of the United States. Other visual records are Brady's Civil War (Lyons Press) and Brady's Civil War Journal (Skyhorse Publishing), both of which collect the work of famed photographer Mathew B. Brady not only during battles but between them, as troops felt boredom and dread as they awaited the next fight.
The New York Times Complete Civil War: 1861-1865, edited by Harold Holzer and Craig L. Symonds (Black Dog & Leventhal), reproduces the paper's coverage, including reports and eyewitness accounts (with accompanying DVD). A Lincoln scholar, Holzer lends his editorial efforts to several other books for the war's sesquicentennial, including Lincoln on War: Our Greatest Commander-in-Chief Speaks to America (Algonquin Books of Chapel Hill) and Hearts Touched by Fire: The Best of 'Battles and Leaders of the Civil War' (The Modern Library).
The Civil War: The First Year Told by Those Who Lived It (Library of America) also provides a wide-ranging selection of eyewitness accounts. The student of the Civil War might turn to Michael Shaara's Pulitzer- winning novel The Killer Angels and the two subsequent books by his son Jeff, Gods and Generals and The Last Full Measure, all reissued by Ballantine.
In the "unexpected angles" category, a reissue of William C. Davis' A Taste for War: The Culinary History of the Blue and Gray (Bison Books) shows how soldiers, far from the cooking of wives and mothers, made their own meals. The book comes with many recipes — including pork and parsnip hash and how to cook rabbit, rat and squirrel — for a truly intimate (sometimes gross) understanding of soldiers' lives.
Bevin Alexander's Sun Tzu at Gettysburg: Ancient Military Wisdom in the Modern World (W.W. Norton) analyzes the key battle of the Civil War — along with other battles in American history — through the eyes of Sun Tzu, a Chinese royal advisor who composed The Art of War more than 2,000 years before Lee's disastrous defeat (if Lee had clung to certain principles, Alexander shows, the battle's outcome could have changed the course of the war).
Or, for a purely impressionistic record of the war, try a new Library of America edition of Stephen Crane's poems. Although born after the war, Crane is treated almost as its literary spokesman because of the novel The Red Badge of Courage. His poems give us vivid imagery of 19th- century warfare that could have been written on the fields of Antietam. The wicked tone in his poem, War Is Kind, still crackles with grim irony today:
Great is the battle-god, great, and his kingdom —
A field where a thousand corpses lie.


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Amazon shares closed at $272, up 4.7% from Tuesday's close following its earnings call Tuesday afternoon. But that's down from the $284 it had reached in after-hours trading.
Amazon had mixed results in its Q4 earnings call on Tuesday—which also included some dreary numbers from 2012 as well. But that isn't warding off investors, who rushed to buy Amazon shares in after-hours trading, bumping shares up more than 9% to $284 at one point.
Investors were drawn by one particular detail: operating income. Considered a key business metric, operating income was up 56% year-over-year to $405 million in the fourth quarter of 2012, compared to $260 million in Q4 2011.
That said, revenue and net income missed analysts' expectations. Amazon announced $21.27 billion in revenue—an increase of 22%--and net income of $97 million or $0.21 a share—a whopping 45% decrease over last year.
Analysts had been expecting $22 billion in revenue and $0.27 a share in profit.
Amazon's numbers for the year were even more dismal. While operating income for Q4 was up due to the holidays, it actually decreased in 2012 overall by 22% to $676 million, compared to $862 million in 2011. And while revenue for the year was up 27% to $61.09 billion, the company suffered a net loss of $39 million, or $0.09 a share, compared to a profit of $631 million, or $1.37, in 2011.
Amazon is pegging its Q1 2013 guidance at $15-$16.6 billion in revenue, and -$285 million to $65 million in operating income.
There were some other interesting details, however—like the fact that e-book sales are soaring.
"We're now seeing the transition we've been expecting," said CEO Jeff Bezos, in a statement. "After 5 years, eBooks is a multi-billion dollar category for us and growing fast – up approximately 70% last year. In contrast, our physical book sales experienced the lowest December growth rate in our 17 years as a book seller, up just 5%. We're excited and very grateful to our customers for their response to Kindle and our ever expanding ecosystem and selection."
Indeed, last year e-books outsold new release hardbacks for the first time ever.
Additionally, Amazon's digital media selection now includes 23 million movie titles, TV shows, songs, books, magazines, audiobooks, and apps and games, compared to 19 million in 2011. Throughout the year, Amazon made several licensing agreements with Turner Broadcasting, Warner Bros. Domestic Television Distribution, and A+E Networks to expand its Prime selection to some 36,000 movies and TV episodes.
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Sources from which the names are drawn are diverse - actual school admission registers, school histories covering a significant anniversary (Jubilee, Golden, Centenary) in the life of a school, and local histories which don't focus on the school but include a pupil list as part of their story. Many of the original sources provide additional information on the family including age at admission, birth date, parents' names and occupation, religion, address. Schools are a source we cannot afford to overlook!
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Surname: Pupils name - spelling may differ from known ones - check all variants. A ? indicates the surname was not given or cannot be deciphered.
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Reference: This field gives an identifier to allow location of the entry in the source document - the page number (or admission number if given) if the source document is a published book, an admission number, or left blank (the year is often enough to locate the item) if the source document is an admission register.
The list of schools included in this database is available at http://www.qfhs.org.au/schoolpupilsPart2.html
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