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"To invite a person to your house is to take charge of his happiness as long as he be beneath your roof." (Jean Anthelme Brillat-Savarin: Physiologie du goût [The Physiology of Taste], 1825, from the web edition of The University of Adelaide, 2014, https://goo.gl/OMYDDV)
Synergy of tradition and innovation. Being the restaurant of the oldest operating hotel of Hungary, Esterházy Restaurant, besides preserving the traditional tastes of Hungarian gastronomy and representing local wines, innovative culinary culture gains ground by developing the traditions further thanks to the dedicatedness and professionalism of our innovative chefs. Our culinary styles show in the categories of fine dining-, gourmet-, traditional Hungarian meals, and also living meals representing the peak of health-conscious innovation (enzyme-meals). Our integratedly farmed plantation is only two kilometres from the hotel, and, as an eco-agricultural background, its continuous improvement ensures the selection of healthy and quality meals. Besides this, our chefs carefully monitor the raw materials procured from licensed traditional small-scale producers, to ensure we offer high-quality food prepared from them in the name of quality and reliability. The professionalism and enthusiasm of the Kitchen Team show in their own, craft-made specialities as well (like pickling, smoking, ham, apple vinegar and carp sausages being made from the carps of local lakes). We enlist traditional, but extravagant type of meals as well on our menu card to provide a choice for as many social groups as possible. Our selection follows the change of seasons and seasonalities. Our menu card, refreshed quarterly, serves our Guests with its colourful variety. Naturally, we have choices for our vegetarian-, vegan guests or those following a diet, as we pay attention to our guests having different sensitivities (with preparing gluten- and lactose-free meals), or to our guests keeping strict to their traditions, if they notify us in advance.
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During my last hot yoga class of the year with Kate Evans I hit my limit. After working a 10-hour day with little food and rest, I decided to take her 90 minute Hot Yoga class at YYF.
As a regular practitioner, I was accustomed to Kate's disclaimer at the beginning of class that anyone who felt tired or overwhelmed during the class is welcomed and encouraged to stand out of posture or even lie down in savasana. I can admit here that I have almost never taken this advice, and was strangely (and wrongly) proud of that fact.
During the course of the standing series, I realized that my head was beginning to hurt and the room was starting to spin. As I stood out of tree pose, I worried whether the others in the room were judging my failure to complete the posture. After a moment of entertaining these thoughts, I remembered that I was in that room to accept myself, and that judgment of self or others is the exact opposite of what I should be doing.
"Just breathe. Honor your body. Right now it is telling you to take a break."
I lay down on my mat and focussed on my breathing.
After a few minutes in savasana, my symptoms weren't improving. After drinking almost an entire bottle of water, I realized that my body just couldn't finish the class that day. For the first time since I became a serious practitioner, I left class. After grabbing some food to raise my blood sugar, my symptoms subsided and all that was left was the memory of the experience and a determination to learn something from it.
The incident taught me most of all to accept my body's limitations. Our teachers constantly tells us to push ourselves to our edge but not past it, and we must also adapt to what our bodies tell us each day. Accepting our edge without judgment or worry can be almost impossible, something I struggle with every day.
After that experience, I have given my practice a focus for the new year.I challenge you to ask yourself these questions:
"Am I respecting my body and my level of spiritual growth?"
"How do I respect the limitations of my body while expanding the limits of my mind and spirit to feed my soul?"
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We live in a competitive society, so it may be tempting to compare yourself and your yogic abilities to other people in the room. But yoga isn't a competitive sport; you don't "win" by being the most flexible person in class. Beyond leading to frustration, comparing yourself to others also puts you at risk for injury, as you may end up pushing yourself too hard. Soften your mind, stop trying to "keep up," and instead seek to grow at your own pace. So what if your neighbor on the mat next to yours can vault effortlessly into headstand—and you can't? This is your practice. Release any pressure or expectations you've set for yourself, and yoga will become far more enjoyable.
2) Challenge yourself, but honor your body.
Your body is unique, and its abilities can change from day to day. Some days you might feel strong and super flexible; other days you might be tired, or dealing with soreness or injury. Every time you practice yoga, honor where you're at that day. If this means doing an easier variation of a pose, do it. If this means dropping into Child's Pose to collect yourself if you get out of breath, do it. If this means passing on a certain pose altogether, that's fine. Don't get irritated if you still can't touch your toes, or if you always fall over during Tree Pose; take a deep breath, reconnect with your body, and love it the way it is right now.
3) Be present.
Yes, there's a laundry list of To Do's waiting for you after class. Yes, you have your own personal concerns running through your head. But yoga practice is your time to let those thoughts drift away, even for just a short time. Concentrate on how good it feels to move and stretch. Allow yourself to feel light and free from worry. Be grateful for this chunk of time (however brief) when you get to just focus on you. If your mind wanders, focus on your breath to bring your mind back to the present moment.
4) Be positive.
Attitude is everything, right? If something in your practice elicits negative emotions—like fear, frustration, or despair—take a moment to assess your attitude. Does it really feel scary, or does it feel like a wonderful challenge? Does it serve you to be frustrated, or should you be proud of yourself for trying? You will reap more from your practice if you keep an open mind and a positive outlook.
5) Smile.
Aside from your mat, a smile might very well be the most essential tool for a happy yoga practice. A smile instantly softens you from the inside out. It melts tension and frustration, brings you back into the present, cultivates a joyful attitude, and reminds you why you're here in the first place. Next time you're working on a particularly challenging pose, or stretching a tight muscle group, try smiling. Your face will smooth out, your jaw will relax, your body might even open into the pose a little easier. Most importantly, you'll suddenly find yourself looking at the world from a bright new perspective—and if you smile enough, you might start to find that feeling following you around well after you've rolled up your yoga mat.
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Juggling all of life's responsibilities makes our time very precious—especially the time we give ourselves. The key to getting the most of your precious time for yoga, meditation or exercise—or whatever else it is that you do to feed your body and soul—is to be present, and not to let those life responsibilities turn into thoughts that creep in and distract you.
Yoga is all about being present, but ironically, remaining present while on the mat can sometimes prove to be challenging. (Raise your hand if you've ever started thinking about your to-do list while still lying in Shivasana.) Inspired by this blog post over on YogaJournal.com, here are some ways you can get more out of each pose, and thus more out of your time on the mat:
1. Hold each pose. When you hold a pose for long enough for it to feel a bit uncomfortable, you're building muscle strength. But you're also building strength of mind by showing yourself that you're stronger than you think you are. Resist the urge to pull at your top, brush the hair out of your face, or take sip of water—fidgeting takes your body and mind out of the pose.
2. Breathe into the area of sensation. Breathing is essential to any yoga practice. With every inhale, imagine that you're creating spaciousness in your body; go just a little deeper with every exhale. Focusing on your breath keeps you centered, stable, and present.
3. Pay attention. Try not to let your mind wander when you're holding a pose. Not only does this make you less aware and therefore at risk for injuries, you also start to lose the quality of the pose and compromise its ability to work deeply in your body.
4. Relax. Scan your body to find out where you are holding unnecessary tension, especially during difficult poses. Common "clenching" spots include your jaw, your tongue, your neck and your shoulders. Sometimes even the area behind your eyes! Breathe and try to soften anything that doesn't have to be tense in order to support you.
5. Change it up. If you have a regular home practice, think about where you can make little adjustments; doing so will keep your mind and body engaged, and allow deeper transformation to happen. Even little changes like lifting your chest toward the sky, or firming your leg muscles and lifting your kneecaps can work a whole new set of muscles and help you get closer to a more challenging variation. Ask a teacher for help if you're not sure what little adjustment you should work on.
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SAN DIEGO (Reuters) - A Singapore-based defense contractor accused of plying U.S. Navy officials with cash, travel, concerts and prostitutes in a bid to win business for his firm was ordered held without bail by a federal judge in San Diego on Monday pending trial.
In reversing a tentative decision last week to grant $1 million bail to contractor Leonard Glenn Francis, U.S. District Judge Janis Sammartino cited the seriousness of the crimes he is accused of committing and said he had no strong links to the San Diego area.
"The court feels he is a flight risk. I don't believe the conditions that have been proposed have any real accountability," Sammartino said. "It's not often in this district we have a defendant that has as few ties to the district as Mr. Francis."
Francis, a 49-year-old Malaysian businessman, was arrested in San Diego on September 16. Six Navy officers and a Navy criminal investigator have also been touched by allegations in the probe.
U.S. Navy Commander Michael Misiewicz and Navy criminal investigations special agent John Beliveau were arrested on September 16, the same time as Francis, and charged with conspiracy to commit bribery.
Commander Jose Luis Sanchez was arrested and charged earlier this month with accepting prostitutes, luxury travel and $100,000 in cash from Francis. Three other Navy officers have been suspended or placed on leave but not charged in the case.
Last week the Navy said it had suspended the deputy commander of a unit responsible for port and harbor security as a result of allegations in the widening corruption probe involving Francis, chief executive officer of Glenn Defense Marine Asia.
Glenn Defense Marine Asia is engaged in organizing port visits, providing security, setting up repairs and taking care of other details related to Navy stops at foreign harbors.
In response to the criminal investigation, the Navy has also suspended contracts that potentially were worth hundreds of millions of dollars after having done business with the firm for 25 years.
The most senior officers touched by the probe so far are Vice Admiral Ted Branch, the director of Naval Intelligence, and Rear Admiral Bruce Loveless, the director of Intelligence Operations.
Their access to classified information was suspended earlier this month and they were put on temporary leave due to allegations of "inappropriate conduct." No charges have been filed against them.
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Author Daniel Fazzina faced a dire situation. A massive tumor in his chest would potentially leave him with mere months to live — a harrowing scenario that he detailed in his recently released book, "Divine Intervention: 50 True Stories of God's Miracles Today."
What happened next, though, he believes was nothing short of a miracle, sending him on a path toward helping others discover God's power.
"In 2002, I was diagnosed with lymphatic cancer, and had developed a large, grapefruit-sized tumor inside my chest, right above my heart," he recently told TheBlaze. "Doctors said it was inoperable and that they would try to treat it with medication, but they weren't sure it would respond. If it didn't, they assured me I would be dead within 3 months at the most, possibly even weeks."
Fazzina sought the recommended medical treatments, but he also took all the spiritual guidance he could get. From prayer to anointing with oils, he also looked above for a solution to his troubles.
And when he went back to the doctor for a follow-up appointment, he was stunned by what was found.
[sharequote align="center"]"No more tumor, no more cancer in my body — not even any scar tissue left behind."[/sharequote]
"When the doctors sent me for the 'half-way point' scan to gauge the progress, hoping the tumor would be responding and smaller, the test came back completely negative," he said. "No more tumor, no more cancer in my body — not even any scar tissue left behind. It was completely clean."
The author has been cancer free since 2003, but the experience has had a lasting impact.
Believing that his healing was a real-life miracle, Fazzina soon found himself speaking with others who had similar experiences. Before long, he started a radio show called "Divine Intervention Radio" and began collecting stories for his book — all in an effort to uncover and showcase the miraculous.
Now, he's hoping that both his show and book will encourage people to remain open-minded to the Lord, while encouraging people to ask "God to show them miracles."
"They can open their heart to the possibility of miracles. They can seek out other people who have faith and experienced miracles, and listen to their testimonies. Faith is contagious!" he said. "It helps to be around the right kind of people — seek the Lord, and seek out faithful people, and I don't think it will be long before you either experience or witness a miracle for yourself!"
Fazzina has interviewed around 200 people who also claim to have experienced a wide variety of miracles in their own lives, showing him what he believes to be the plethora of diverse ways in which God directly touches human lives.
"God intervenes in so many ways — answered prayers, near-death experiences, conversion experiences, divine provision, divine appointments, resurrections, etc.," Fazzina told TheBlaze. "The more I talk to different people who have had such amazing experiences, the more it builds my own faith and further convinces me that miracles exist."
[sharequote align="center"]"God intervenes in so many ways — answered prayers, near-death experiences, conversion experiences."[/sharequote]
The author shares many stories in the book, including one about a woman named Ema McKinley who was paralyzed and wheelchair-bound for nearly 20 years with Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy, a disorder that causes intense pain and sensitivity, according to the Mayo Clinic.
"The best doctors in the world at the Mayo Clinic did all that they could for her, but could not cure her. She took over a dozen different types of pain mediations, including morphine, which prevented her from being able to eat solid foods," Fazzina said. "She lived on nutrient drinks and high-protein shakes for over 15 years, and was not able to sleep in a bed for the same amount of time, due to her curved spine and her inability to straighten up."
With little sleep and continuously intense pain, McKinley's life, in many easy, was horrific — that is, until she claims to have had an encounter with Jesus — one in which she says he very literally appeared in front of her on Christmas Eve 2011 before she says he straightened out her back, foot and hand and allowed her to walk for the first time in 15 years.
And today, she's healed.
While McKinley's story might seem unbelievable, Fazzina is only one of many to have documented her claims and her recovery. Consider what Mayo Clinic surgeon Dr. C. Robert Stanhope — who never treated McKinley, but who saw her contorted body before she was healed — once said about her story.
"What happened to Ema last Christmas is simply not explainable to my knowledge from a medical perspective," Stanhope once explained.
[sharequote align="center"]"Faith is contagious!"[/sharequote]
And that's just one of the many stories included in "Divine Intervention: 50 True Stories of God's Miracles Today. Fazzina is hoping the book will also reach skeptics.
"I wrote divine intervention … to encourage the believer and to challenge the skeptic as to the reality of God," he said. "More than anything, however, I want readers to be reminded of just how much God loves them, and to be encouraged to reach out to God and pursue their own personal relationship with Him through His son, Jesus Christ, the author of life."


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I've found out that it only works with Ultimate or Enterprise while I have Home Premium.
I've tried a tool called Vistalizator but that gave me a lot of problems, at one point my pc couldn't even boot up and I've spent the entire afternoon fixing it. I'm never using it again.
Do you know if there's another way to change the language? If there's no other option I could run those logs into Google Translate.
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I need to get used to check first the Windows 7 version before suggesting to change the language
I only know a way to change the language permanent, with a reinstallation (repair install, reinstallation or clean install) but I'm not sure if changing the language is possible in all reinstallation possibilities. There are a few reinstallation types,
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Uhm, I think it would be easier for me to translate those logs. Which one do you want me to start first?
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I don't know, I can't tell which might be important and which not.
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Ok. I've translated most of the logs except eventlog.txt because there are more than 20.000 entries.
So I've installed a copy of Windows 7 Ultimate (in English) as a virtual machine.
I was able to export the event logs from my Home installation into Ultimate and they're in English. I saved the entire log as a .evtx file however I don't know how to run them into DM log collector.
I can see them on my pc from the Event Viewer (Action > Open saved log > choose my .evtx file).
Would it be ok if I send you the event logs as an .evtx files? Otherwise I don't know what else to do.
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The eventlog.txt is the most important one, we know it has a lot of entries which is why I usually say that it is too much to translate.
The DM Log Collector collects the event logs, no need to add another copy of the event logs.
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The problem is that, if I understood right, DM log reads only the file in Event viewer > Windows Logs > System. This one is not in English.
My evtx file is Under Event viewer > Saved Logs > seven_eng.evtx and DM can't analyze it. This one is in English.
See pics attached.
So eventslog.txt from DM would be useless to you since is not in English. That's why I was asking if it's ok to send my event logs as a separate evtx file instead.
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We could modify the DM to collect saved logs, but easier is to zip those logs and upload the zip.
My evtx file is Under Event viewer > Saved Logs > seven_eng.evtx and DM can't collect it.
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Here's the file. Hope it's ok.
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Let's see if we can find anything by forcing drivers to BSOD by checking if they violate something
Diagnostic Test
Please make a backup of your important files and get your rescue media or create one.
Please create a restore point.
Please follow this tutorial to run driver verifier.
Driver verifier stresses your drivers and will crash your pc if any driver fails due to a violation.
Driver verifier should be performed for a max of 48 hours, or when you have a bluescreen, whatever comes first.
If driver verifier has found a violation and you can't get back into windows normally, try to boot into safe mode and reset in safe mode driver verifier, or in the troubleshooting options open command prompt and type verifier /reset.
Your system will act very sluggishly while driver verifier is enabled, this is normal as your drivers will be being subjected to heavy testing in order to make them crash.
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The Greek town of Rafina lies on the east coast of the Attica region of Greece. The town, and its port, is on the Aegean Sea coast, to the east of the Penteli Mountains and to the north east of the Mesogaia Plain. The Greek capital, Athens, is 25 km to the west of Rafina which is close to the towns of Artemida and Nea Makri. It is a popular destination for Athenians, due to its proximity to Athens, who drive out of the city to Rafina to eat in one of the town's many fish restaurants that line the harbour. It is common to see the day's catch on display on beds of ice outside each restaurant.
Rafina's port is the second largest in the Attica region, after Piraeus, although this is likely to change by the port at Lavrio which is currently being expanded. ferries from Rafina's port depart to the southern part of Euboea and to most of the Cyclades Islands. Both conventional and high speed ferries operate to the islands with most departing Rafina in the morning.
The Greek island of Mykonos is one of the Cyclades group of islands and is famous for its unique glamour and typical Greek personality. The island's capital is Mykonos Town, or Hora, and is the hub of the island's tourist industry. Exploring the town, visitors will find its charming old port ferry quay, the bustling Taxi Square, many tavernas located along the shoreline, museums, expensive shops and typical Greek whitewashed houses, especially in the Little Venice quarter. Despite all that Mykonos Town has to offer, perhaps the island's biggest draw for tourists are its many beaches, with golden sand that are generally easy to reach. However, during the peak summer holiday season the beaches can become very busy and generally aren't large enough to provide any sort of seclusion.
There are two ports on the island. The old Mykonos Harbour is where all passenger ferries arrive and the New Port of Tourlos which is mostly used by cruise ships. Ferries from Mykonos depart to Piraeus and Rafina on the Greek mainland and to the other Cyclades islands, the Dodecanese islands and to Crete. Conventional and high speed ferries operate to and from the island.


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'Spider-Man' Animated Movie Coming from 'Lego Movie' Directors
An animated Spider-Man movie is coming and Sony Pictures has secured a great team to put the film together!
Phil Lord and Chris Miller, who directed The Lego Movie, will be writing a treatment for and producing the upcoming superhero movie, set for release on July 20, 2018.
The animated film will live separately from the live-action franchise, of which another film will be released in July 2017.
Casting has still not been announced for the upcoming live-action Spider-Man movie.
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Executive Coaching In Mexico
Prince Charles Launches Mexico - UK Dual Year
2015 was the "Year of the United Kingdom" in Mexico, a joint initiative between the Governments of Mexico and the UK, launched by Prince Charles, in Mexico City. This resulted in stronger commercial links between the two countries.
So what better time to start using a British coach?
This is now possible as Michael Coates, Managing Director of Protostar Leadership Development, is based in both the UK and Mexico, where he coaches talented leaders.
He is also a visiting lecturer at Tec de Monterrey
With a Mexican wife and a home in Mexico, Michael is available to support more high potential, English speaking managers.
At Home In Mexico
Michael has led Protostar Leadership Development since 2007 and during that time he has coached and supported managers from companies such as Caterpillar, Nike and Novartis.
Before that he was HR director (Europe, Middle East and Africa) for Cummins Inc. an American manufacturer of diesel engines, with manufacturing plants in SLP. (Where he met his Mexican wife.)
A regular conference speaker, lecturer at Tecnológico de Monterrey and author of "Psychology And Organisations", Michael is easily able to blend business ideas with practical global experience.
For more information on Michael, click here or follow him on
Michael At British Embassy – Mexico City
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After an initial FREE AND NO OBLIGATION Skype consultation, a set of development objectives will be agreed, followed over the next 12 months by;
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These are fiber glass statues of a cherished symbol of Hamburg's recent past, the last water carrier Johann Wilhelm Bentz, called Hans Hummel. They pop up unexpectedly, just like the occasional cheerful cow statue will cross ones path in Chicago. It's amazing, what epoxy resin has done for the arts and charity!
|Then we rest our tired feet …
|… on our own terrace between outings.
We tried to be more modest in our spending and had a delicious lunch in the cafeteria instead. However, this cafeteria certainly doesn't give you a 'canteen' feeling under its stained glass roof. We snatched a window table with view over the Alster (city lake) fountain to enjoy a freshly prepared Scholle (flat fish).
From the downtown shopping district, we worked our way closer to the river Elbe to a district called HafenCity, the largest urban re-development project in Europe.
I was most interested to see 'Elphi' the famously infamous future concert hall, the Elbphilharmonie Hamburg. It's in its seven's year of construction and won't become operational for another three years. The originally projected €77/$104 million cost to the Hamburg citizens, has exploded to almost €800 mil/$1 billion.
That was my first glimpse of Elphi. Not impressed. The wavy glass 'skin' looks more like cheap plastic wrap.
I liked this arrangement better.
The ferry brought us around toward the much more attractive front of the philharmonic, showing its hallmark ship's prow profile.
We sailed past a more traditional prow, before switching to the rapid transport system on land for the short trip home. Hamburg's public transportation system is phenomenal!


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PHILADELPHIA -- After four disturbing losses that had much of Edmonton wondering what happened to their beloved up-and-coming team, the Oilers arrive in Philadelphia with restored confidence following Thursday night's 2-1 overtime victory in Chicago.
"When you start losing three or four games it's very easy to get frustrated and almost a little panicked," Oilers defenseman Oscar Klefbom told the Edmonton Journal after Mark Letestu's overtime goal against the Blackhawks gave the Oilers (2-4-0) their second win of the season. "But the way we played last year and the way we had the same positive feeling in the room, it was just a matter of time before we were going to play some better hockey. There was no better time than to do it."
After opening the season with a convincing 3-0 win over the Flames, the Oilers dropped four straight games by a combined score of 19-8. However, goaltender Cam Talbot (1-3-0, 3.96 GAA) helped quiet some of his critics with a strong 30-save performance in Chicago.
That leaves Oilers coach Todd McLellan with an interesting dilemma. With less than 48 hours between games and a date with the Pittsburgh Penguins on Tuesday night, does he go back to Talbot, or does he turn to backup Laurent Brossoit, who is 0-1-0 with a 3.65 GAA in three appearances?
Talbot is 4-2-0 in six career games against the Flyers and is expected to get the call.
Meanwhile, Oilers center Leon Draisaitl is expected to sit out his fourth straight game with a concussion suffered on a hit from Winnipeg defenseman Jacob Trouba on Oct. 9. With Draisaitl sidelined, Ryan Nugent-Hopkins (2 goals, 1 assist) has taken a bigger role in the faceoff dot, where he's won more than 56 percent of his faceoffs. Last season he was well under 50 percent.
"Over and above that, he's played very hard and competitive minutes," McLellan told reporters at Friday's practice.
Edmonton captain Connor McDavid has five assists in his last four games but has not lit the lamp since scoring a hat trick in the Oilers' season-opening 3-0 win over Calgary.
McDavid and Flyers defenseman Brandon Manning have a heated history. Manning's collision with McDavid early in McDavid's rookie season forced the star to miss three months with a broken collarbone. The next time they met McDavid called Manning "classless" for saying he meant to hurt him in their first meeting, a claim Manning denies.
Manning has been a healthy scratch in four of the Flyers' first seven games and may not be in the lineup.
Flyers center Scott Laughton said he plans on playing McDavid, who has six points in four career games against the Flyers, extremely tight.
"He's a world-class talent," Laughton told the South Jersey Courier-Post. "At the same time, I'm going to try to limit his space and get in his face and make it hard for him to get going and get speed. I think I can try to keep up with him once I get my speed going."
The Flyers (4-3-0) are coming off Thursday night's 1-0 loss to the Nashville Predators, a game in which they went 0-for-5 on the power play.
Goaltender Michal Neuvirth (1-2-0, 1.36 GAA) played well in the defeat and has allowed just four goals in three appearances this season, but he is 1-4-0 against the Oilers in his career. Brian Elliott (3-1-0, 3.25 GAA), who has a career record of 9-6-1 against the Oilers, is expected to get the start.


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Animal proteins (meat, dairy products, eggs) are complete proteins, which means they contain all the amino acids essential for developing and maintaining a sound body.
Vegetable proteins, with the exception of soy protein, do not contain sufficient amounts of amino acids to constitute complete proteins. A complete protein can be achieved by :
- Combining vegetable protein with animal protein (e.g. chili with ground beef)
- Combining legumes (peas, beans, lentils) with grains (e.g. rice salad with chickpeas)
- Combining legumes with nuts (e.g. legume salad with mixed nuts)
Some believe that such combinations must be part of a single meal to be effective, but is this really true ?
Not completely ! If you eat complementary foods within 24 hours—and not necessarily during the same meal—you will get the benefits of complete proteins. For example, let's say that you have bread in the morning, a snack of cheese, a bean casserole for lunch, fish for dinner, and nuts for dessert. You will have had complete amino acids, even though they weren't eaten at the same meal. Certainly makes life simpler !
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I won't lie to you. I do not know my way around an omelet all that well.
Sad, isn't it?
When Rachel asked me for tips on flipping an omelet last week I felt like a fraud. My omelets always come out a little funky. But do you know who isn't a fraud in the least?
Julia Child.
Or how about good old Alton Brown?
Hopefully now we are all armed to build a better omelet. I plan to try myself next week. I'll let you know how it goes.
Oh, and one more thing:
If your omelet doesn't turn out, just forget the flipping and make it a frittata! Sometimes the difference between a success and a disaster is all in how you label things. ;)
Tuesday, May 11, 2010
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Pete's New Book!
Veteran's Vacation with Pete
This year we are holding a Veteran's Vacation with Pete event in Walker MN. If you'd like to attend the vacation please click this link for details.
We are also raising funds to sponsor veterans and their families — the lodging for each family will cost $450.00 total. The resort gave us a deep discount for our event. Any help you can provide is greatly appreciated! Thank you in advance for your generosity! God Bless our Military!
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OFF TRACK: Pete Maina Hits Pennsylvania on Bass Pro Shops Tour
Pro Muskie fisherman Pete Maina is on the Bass Pro Shop seminar trail. Maina, host of "The Next Bite" TV show, held a seminar at the Boat Show at the Harrisburg (Penn.) Bass Pro Shop, Jan. 26-27. Maina discussed how to turn Muskie follows into Muskie strikes. Continue the article here…
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Home Builders Association of Fond Du Lac & Dodge Counties
Pete will be speaking Saturday, March 23 at 11am and 2pm and signing autographs from 12:30pm-1:30pm. All attendees of Pete's seminar will receive one of his DVD's! You can't beat this deal – Come learn from Pete and get a DVD!
For more information on the show, check out their website!
Check out the Pete's Tour Calendar to find out where Pete will be next!
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Milwaukee Muskie Expo – Friday, Feb. 15 at 7pm
Don't miss Pete's seminar at the "World's Greatest Muskie Fishing Show" – The Milwaukee Muskie Expo! Pete's seminar will be on Friday, Feb. 15 at 7pm.
For more information on the show, check out their website: http://www.muskieexpo.com/ and be sure to like their Facebook page to stay up to date will all the show happenings!
Check out the Pete's Tour Calendar to find out where Pete will be next!
Pete's Tour Radio Interview Archive
If you missed any of the Pete's Tour Radio Interviews you can listen to any of the show archives listed below:
Jim Slinsky's Outdoor Talk Network
More archives will be added as they become available. Pete would like to thank all of the shows that had him on as a guest!
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Bass Pro Shops Spring Fishing Classic Appearances
Pete will be appearing at 3 of Bass Pro Shops Spring Fishing Classics. Come out and talk spring muskie fishing with Pete!
March 1, 2013 Cincinnati, OH 5-9pm
March 2, 2013 Rossford, OH 12-5 pm
March 3, 2013 Detroit, MI 12-5 pm
Check out the Pete's Tour Calendar to find out where Pete will be next!
Posted in Appearances, News Tagged Appearances, Bass Pro Shops, Spring Fishing Classic
Bass Pro Shops Free Boat Show Appearances
Pete will be appearing at two of Bass Pro Shops FREE Boats Shows. Come out and talk boats with Pete!
Jan. 26-27 from 12pm-5pm – Harrisburg, Pa Bass Pro Shops
Feb. 9-10 from 12pm-5pm – Baltimore, MD Bass Pro Shops
Check out the Pete's Tour Calendar to find out where Pete will be next!
Posted in Appearances, News Tagged Appearances, Bass Pro Shops, Free Boat Show
Pete Featured in Muskie Inc. Magazine!
Check out the latest issue of Muskie Inc. FREE online! Pete is featured in this issue for helping out the Youth Conservation Alliance. Check it out here: http://www.muskiesinc.org/indy_files/mimag.html
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Petes Appearances at the Bass Pro Shops/Tracker Free Boat Shows!
Pete will be appearing at several Bass Pro Shops/Tracker Free Boat Shows this year. Below is his show schedule and flyer information from each store. Stop by and learn some cool tricks from Pete!
January 14-15 in Toronto – Store Flyer
January 28-29 in East Peoria, IL – Store Flyer
February 11-12 in Auburn, NY – Store Flyer
Posted in Appearances, News Tagged Appearances, Bass Pro Shops, Free Boat Show, Seminars
Learn to Pattern Muskies at the 2012 Journal Sentinel Sports Show!
Pete will be giving a great seminar at the upcoming Journal Sentinel Sports Show in West Allis, WI on Saturday, March 10th @ 12:30PM! Come see Pete at the show and learn to 'Pattern Muskies'! Hope to see you there! For more information, check out the shows website: http://www.
60th Annual Musky Festival – Hayward, Wisconsin
Mark you calendars for an event the entire family will enjoy! The Hayward Area's "MUSKY FEST". This year the event will feature Brian Schram and Pete Maina! Brian will be playing songs from Rockin' Fish Tales 1 & 2 while you come hang out and meet Pete. All this happening on Saturday 6/25/11 @ 4:00 pm. Will we see you there? We hope so!!
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Come see Pete at the Mills Fleet Farm Spring Sports & Outdoors Show!
Pete will be holding a FREE seminar at the Spring Sports & Outdoors Show on Friday, April 8th at 12pm. The show will take place inside the Lambeau Field Atrium in Green Bay. Come and watch Pete take you on a video tour of some of the top Muskie spots in North America!
Come See Pete and Mark Zona at the Bass Pro Shops Spring Classic!
Pete Maina and Mark Zona will be TOGETHER at Bass Pro shops Spring Classic this weekend! Stop in and meet both of them at one of these locations!
-Pete Maina: Friday, February 25, 2011 – Bolingbrook, IL; Seminar @ 7:00pm
-Pete Maina: Saturday, February 26, 2011 – Gurnee, IL; Seminar @ 2:00pm
-Pete Maina: Sunday, February 27, 2011 – Portage, IN; Seminar @ 2:00pm
Posted in Appearances, News Tagged Appearances, Bass Pro Shop, Mark Zona, Seminars, Sponsors
Win Prizes with Pete at the Spring Fishing & Boat Show!
Be sure to come see Pete Maina at the Spring Fishing & Boat Show Saturday thru Monday (Feb. 19th – 21st) at the International Centre in Mississauga, Ontario! Pete will be giving away his signature Pink Hats and other great prizes. Stop by and say hello to Pete for your chance to win!
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Pete on The Fish Schtick
An audio journal highlighting fishing and the fly-fishing world. Hosts: Teeg Stouffer, Brian Bennett, Michael Mauro and weekly guests. We offer news, reviews, tips and tricks along with interviews that are delivered while they're fresh to an enthusiastic, worldwide audience.
Posted in Appearances, News, Podcasts Tagged Podcasts, Radio Show
Pete will be at Northwest Sports Show – Minneapolis 3/26-3-27
Click Here for More Information
Come meet Pete and enjoy his informative and fun presentation on Friday March 26th at 5 pm and 7pm (Chance to win prizes at both presentations)
Then on Saturday March 27th Be sure to stop by the Sebile USA Booth … Pete will be demonstrating Sebile lures and will be available to just say hello and answer your questions!
Pete will be in Rockford March 6th, 2010
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They have a special for a printer/copier/scanner rebate, iPod Touch w/ full rebate, and an educator discount. So it may be worth the expense (when compared to a comparable PC laptop) but my big question is: help me understand the good stuff about a Mac? If I buy the more $$ one, the battery will last longer. Are there issues/things I should be concerned about with Mac's vs. PC's? I want to make a good investment, a good decision, and don't want to regret the purchase after I switch over to a whole new operating system.
Gah! So much to think about… this *is* a big change for me, so I'd welcome your thoughts :)
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|Publications - Zoological Science - 2004
|21: 275-283, 2004
|Morphological and Functional Recovery of the Planarian Photosensing System during Head Regeneration
|Takeshi Inoue,1,2 Hiroshi Kimamoto,3 Keiji Okamoto,2,4 Yoshihiko Umesono,2 Hiroshi Kimamoto,3 Masaki Sakai,3 Alejandro Sánchez Alvarado5 and Kiyokazu Agata,2*
|1Faculty of Biomolecular Science, Okayama University Graduate School of Natural Science and Technology
2Group for Evolutionary Regeneration Biology, RIKEN Center for Developmental BIology
3Department of Biology, Faculty of Science, Okayama University
4Department of Biological Science, Nagoya University Graduate School of Science
5University of Utah School of Medicine, Department of Neurobiology and Anatomy, Salt Lake City, Utah
When exposed to light, planarians display a distinctive light avoidance behavior known as negative phototaxis. Such behavior is temporarily suppressed when animals are decapitated, and it is restored once the animals regenerate their heads. Head regeneration and the simple but reproducible phototactic response of planarians provides an opportunity to study the association between neuronal differentiation and the establishment of behavior in a simple, experimentally tractable metazoan. We have devised a phototaxis assay system to analyze light response recovery during head regeneration and determined that light evasion is markedly re-established 5 days after amputation. Immunohistological and in situ hybridization studies indicate that the photoreceptors and optic nerve connections to the brain begin by the fourth day of cephalic regeneration. To experimentally manipulate the light response recovery, we performed gene knockdown analysis using RNA interference (RNAi) on two genes (1020HH and eye53) previously reported to be expressed at 5 days after amputation and in the dorso-medial region of the brain (where the optic nerves project). Although RNAi failed to produce morphological defects in either the brain or the visual neurons, the recovery of the phototactic response normally observed in 5-day regenerates was significantly suppressed. The data suggest that 1020HH and eye53 may be involved in the functional recovery and maintenance of the visual system, and that the phototaxis assay presented here can be used to reliably quantify the negative phototactic behavior of planarians.
* To whom reprint requests should be addressed e-mail: Kiyokazu Agata
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|Copyright © 2004 Zoological Society of Japan


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It can take up to 12 months for medium-size organizations to implement ISO 27001
The number of ISO 27001 site certificates given in 2015
It can take up to 24 months for large organizations to implement ISO 27001


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Linked Research venues
Here we maintain a list of academic publication venues which have a positive attitude towards one or more Linked Research princples. If you're looking for events which are specifically about Linked Research, see Meetups & Events.
Conferences and workshops
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Short summary description of good stuff, ie. open access, open reviews, accepts HTML submissions.
Year(s), discipline
Short summary description of good stuff, ie. open access, requires data to be published openly, open reviews, accepts HTML submissions.
With Linked Research, anyone can be a publisher. Here we list centralised academic publishers or publishing services which make research work available according to some of the Linked Research principles, as well as individuals who publish their work in their own space.


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Hometown Hero Takes the First Step
Jacksonville native Samuel Barrington has decided to take the First Step. Long known for his prowess on the field and his philanthropic efforts off it, the much-acclaimed linebacker for the Green Bay Packers who most-recently received the Pop Warner 2016 Humanitarian Award, is teaming up with a small, but mighty group of volunteers and community leaders in implementing a program that invites everyone in the community to take the First Step in creating a better, stronger, and more cohesive community. And you can join the fun and take the First Step, too, on Saturday, June 11th, at 1 p.m., at Justina Road Elementary School Park. State Representative Mia L. Jones will join Barrington, State Representative Larry Lee, Junior, St. Lucie County Sheriff Ken Mascara, Christina Phillips president of Precision Sports Management Group and a few surprise guests for a free afternoon filled with fun, games, and community-building.
The First Step program had a humble start last year a couple hundred miles south of Jacksonville in Fort Pierce, Florida. In an effort to create a safer community in Garden Terrace, an area of Fort Pierce once known as "Little Vietnam" because of the violence, Scott Van Duzer, a pizza shop owner widely-publicized for bear-hugging President Barack Obama and St. Lucie County Sheriff Ken Mascara started visiting the Garden Terrace every Tuesday afternoon. The pair brought a football, a few friends, and a few pizzas. They asked for nothing except some company on the long-neglected playground. Before long, the pair had been joined by dozens of kids of all ages from the community and other community members who also wanted to take the First Step towards a stronger community.


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Running the Numbers: The Stats on Ravens' Defense
At DallasCowboys.com, I took a look at the Ravens' defense. This isn't your uncle-who-is-just-five-years-older-than-you's Ravens defense.
6.9: Net yards-per-attempt (YPA) allowed by the Ravens through the air.
In terms of efficiency, the Ravens rank just 22nd in the NFL in pass defense. That's the good news. The bad news is that they're one of two teams to surrender only two passing touchdowns all season.
3.5: Yards-per-carry allowed by the Ravens.
Baltimore boasts the seventh-most efficient run defense in the NFL. Nonetheless, opposing teams have tested the Ravens on the ground, rushing the ball 170 times (fifth-most against any defense).
4.8: Percentage of plays the Ravens have recorded a sack.
That mark ranks them 23rd in the NFL. In comparison, the Cowboys have a sack on 8.0 percent of their defensive snaps.


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Yesterday was Claire's special day. Her dad gave her a beautiful blessing and my favorite part was that he blessed her to have a life full of happiness. After it was over and we were driving over to his mom's house for the get together after, he said that was all he really wanted for her. It was the sweetest thing and it just melted my heart. I never knew how much you could love two people.
We loved spending time with our family and friends and having everyone out to celebrate Claire's special day.