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What Nutritionist Rebecca Baer Eats In A Week | Thursday
In Rebecca's meal plans, she'll always include snacks. Eating regularly and spreading out your meals consistently keeps your metabolism in high gear and you burn calories more efficiently throughout the day. The key is to get in a combo of high-fiber carbs, a healthy dose of lean protein, and some natural sugar for lasting energy.
REBECCA'S TIP OF THE DAY: Give it 100% effort. I tell so many of my clients this; if you want to see 100% results then you need to do ALL the work. Following a healthy diet plan 75% of the time will give you only that amount of results. It is like studying for an exam and not giving it your all, you can't expect A+ results for C- minus effort.
BREAKFAST: Lemon water, Berry Kale smoothie with coconut and hemp hearts
SNACK: Apple and almond butter
LUNCH: Vegetable Soup with Chicken and Spinach Meatball (see recipe)
SNACK: Fiber rich crackers (like GG Crisps) with peanut butter, banana, and hemp hearts
DINNER: Shrimp Scampi with tomatoes and baby spinach and steamed baby bok Choy
DESSERT: Decaf herbal tea
Veggie Soup with Mini Chicken and Spinach Meatballs
- 1 onion, chopped
- 6 garlic cloves chopped
- 6 carrots, chopped (reserve two to add later)
- 6 celery stalks, chopped (reserve two to add later)
- 12 mushrooms, chopped (reserve 4 to add later)
- 2 yellow squash or zucchini, chopped (reserve one to add later)
- 1 sweet potato, chopped
- 2 red bell peppers, chopped
- 2 large tomatoes, chopped
- 1 tablespoon tomato paste
- 1 bay leaf
- Thyme and fresh parsley
- 48 oz. chicken broth
- 1-2 cups water
- 1/2 pound kale, torn into small pieces
- Add the onion and garlic in a large pot with some olive oil over medium high heat. Sauté just until fragrant and then add all of your vegetables and the tomato paste, bay leaf and herbs (just not the kale yet).
- Cook over medium high heat stirring every few minutes until the vegetables start to soften, about 10 minutes.
- Next add your chicken broth and water and bring to a boil. Once boiling lower heat to low and simmer for about 25 minutes. Remove the bay leaf and thyme sprigs.
- Ladle 3/4 of your soup and veggies into a blender and blend until smooth. Add the blended soup back to the pot of soup. Add the reserved vegetables and bring soup back up to a simmer and add the kale.
Chicken Meatballs:
- 1 pound ground white meat chicken
- 1 cup raw spinach leaves finely chopped
- 1 egg, beaten
- 1/4 cup panko or any bread crumb or grated Parmesan cheese
- 1 garlic clove minced
- 1/4 cup fresh parsley
- 1-2 tablespoons ketchup
- Mix all the ingredients together. Using a teaspoon, scoop little spoonfuls of the mixture and gently drop into simmering soup. Do not stir the soup yet.
- Cook meatballs in the soup for 10 minutes then gently stir the soup once.
- Continue to simmer for another 30-45 minutes.
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Rhode Island Monthly's October Getaways issue features Stowe, Vermont with several of my photographs. Here are some great suggestions for your fall foliage travel plans.
The cover is a collage, featuring two of mine: the girl in the red tee-shirt at Shaw's General Store in Stowe, and Chef Eric Warnstedt of Hen of the Wood.
Shaw's General Store and Kristen Piper with some Vermont products.
Chef Eric Warnstedt and Hen of the Woods' fare: Cheeseplate: Jasper Hill "Bayley Hazen Blue" (cow), Sage Farm Dairy "Sterling"( Goat), Woodcock Farm "Summer Snow" (sheep); Fresh Tracks Farm Rabbit leg and loin, heirlooms beans, buttered parsnips, blackberries and blackberry puree; Goat's milk dumplings, Pete's Greens cipollini, locally foraged chanterelle, Jericho Settler's Farm cherry tomatoes, Pete's arugula, preserved tomatoes; and fresh farm radishes and local butter.
Ice-cream aficionados at Ben and Jerry's, Michaela Meehan enjoying tortilla chips and salsa, and a fresh margarita at Frida's Taqueira.
Chef Michael Kloeti of Michael's on the Hill, and his Herb Butter Poached Maine Lobster with Crispy Polenta, Baby Spinach & Truffle
The Stowe Rec path, paddling on the pond behind Umiak Outfitters, and Mary Regele, a yoga instructor at Topnotch.
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NBC's Ready for Love will be burned off online, with an episode being broadcast each week for the next six weeks. The show was effectively cancelled after suffering from low ratings; Tuesday's episode had just 2.86 million viewers and a 1.1 rating in 18-49. New episode will appear online, such as on NBC.com, Hulu, and… continue reading
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Queen of Versailles: this is must-see reality TV
The Queen of Versailles is an exceptional, must-watch film that's better reality TV than most reality television. We need more documentaries–and more reality television–like this. Bravo's broadcast of the film tonight and again on Friday makes surprising sense, since the network almost exclusively now traffics in dramatizing and mocking the lives of the rich, making… continue reading
Orange County Choppers casting/hiring for on- and off-camera job
A new show following Orange County Choppers and Paul Teutul, Sr., is casting for someone who will actually be hired to work for the company off-camera, but will also appear on the new series. That's an interesting approach to casting–or at least, it's interesting to see a show looking to hire someone to both work… continue reading
America's Got Talent drama: contestant accused of stealing bit from comedian who was at the audition
Actual drama erupted at a taping of America's Got Talent on Thursday night in Hollywood, when Howie Mandel called out a comedian for doing an act similar to one he'd previously seen performed by another comedian–who just happened to be the warm-up comedian at the audition that night. /Film's Peter Sciretta was in the audience… continue reading
Bachelor Sean sex; Duck Dynasty crushes Idol; Ryan Lochte Bachelor confusion; history of MTV's Buzzkill
Sean Lowe and Catherine Giudici had sex during filming of The Bachelor, according to a tabloid, which says his born-again virgin thing wasn't real. A&E's Duck Dynasty continues to be an insane hit: its season finale Wednesday was watched by 9.6 million viewers, making it "the most-watched series telecast in network history among all key… continue reading
American Idol's "shocking" results, disguised amid gibberish, just like the episode
American Idol resolved what it's doing with the extra week it has since the judges' save wasn't used: no one was eliminated this week, though Ryan Seacrest didn't reveal that until the end of the episode. As a result, the results show seemed like even more of a waste of time than usual. There's nothing… continue reading
Survivor was peanut butter-licking good, blindside and all
That was a flawless episode of Survivor, and here's why: for the first time all season, I felt like I was watching something new and surprising. Yes, there have been several surprising moments so far, and yes, it followed the same template as usual, but there was no repetition. Malcolm exited saying, "I need a… continue reading
Secret plan to dump Mariah Carey from American Idol called "ridiculous" by Fox
American Idol is experiencing its lowest-ratings since season one, despite a pre-season feud, and Fox and the show's producers came up with an innovative plan, according to a report: Fire Mariah Carey and replace her with Jennifer Lopez, who judged last year and then quit, but that didn't happen because Mariah threatened to sue. The… continue reading
Survivor Lego musical: "Hold Up, Bro" is a must-watch
A scene from a dramatic Survivor Caramoan Tribal Council has been turned into a musical number starring Legos, and it is unbelievably awesome, as is an all-Lego recap of last week's episode. Lisa Ferreira recreated last week's episode in Legos, showing how three idols led to Phillip's exit. It's fantastic and kind of shocking that… continue reading
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar's eloquent defense of Real Housewives, reality TV
Retired NBA player and current Splash contestant Kareem Abdul-Jabbar has written an incredibly smart and eloquent defense of Bravo's trashy reality soap opera franchise The Real Housewives, and a defense of documentary-style reality TV as art that has great value. He also argues that the housewives are undermining feminism and equality for women. His Huffington… continue reading
Ready for Love cancelled but still airing a new episode
NBC cancelled Ready for Love last week after just two low-rated episodes were broadcast, but it will still air a new episode Tuesday night, the network confirmed to me. When I saw Eva Longoria, the show's executive producer, tweet about tomorrow's episode, I suggested someone might have forgotten to tell her that her own show… continue reading
I can't help falling in love with this awful X Factor New Zealand audition
An X Factor New Zealand auditioner delivered a horrific and hilarious performance that may not be worst audition ever on a signing competition, as some suggest, but it is quite memorable. Because supermarket employee Mitchell Wahl's pre-audition interview comes across like an obvious put-on, I was expecting a Susan Boyle moment, though in reverse. You… continue reading
A list of X Factor's former cast members: now including fired host Khloe Kardashian
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What would Ryan Lochte do if he knew his hilarious reality show was mocking him?
Move over Honey Boo Boo: cable reality TV has a new person to mock, and that's Olympian Ryan Locthe. His E! reality show debuted Sunday night, and while I can't believe I'm going to write this about an E! celebrity reality show, it's ridiculously fun–emphasis on the ridiculous. If you watched the hilarious local news… continue reading
Splash injury, death on China's Splash; Chopped All-Stars spoiled; NeNe's spin-off; on board the Top Chef cruise; celebrity bowling
An 18-year-old connected to a celebrity on China's version of Splash drowned in a pool during training. On the ABC version, Nicole Eggert was injured and hospitalized during training on Thursday, but is apparently okay. NeNe Leakes is getting her own Bravo series; it's called I Dream of NeNe: The Wedding and will follow preparation… continue reading


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Dr. Ryan Anderson, Heritage's William E. Simon Senior Research Fellow, recently released a book titled, "When Harry Became Sally: Responding to the Transgender Moment". This week, he responded again, with a commentary rebutting mischaracterizations of his work in a New York Times column. The author of the piece, Andrea Long Chu, accused Dr. Anderson of "'compassion-mongering,' peddling bigotry in the guise of sympathetic concern" because he dared to question the wisdom of sexual reassignment surgeries.
While impugning Dr. Anderson, she inadvertently conceded some key points that cut against her own argument. She admitted, for example, that surgery doesn't promise happiness to those trying to change their gender, and that gender dysphoria is painful.
This marked the second time that Dr. Anderson has been forced to fend off attacks from the paper because he refused to yield to the notion that surgery is helping gender dysphoria. Citing voluminous research, Ryan argues that such surgeries fail to bring happiness to the patients, they may well increase the risk of suicide among them, posing a serious ethical problem to those who administer care.
Heritage experts stand for truth, regardless of what is published about them. Thank you for empowering them to hold fast, when buffeted by politically correct, but fallacious, headwinds.
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Last week, Marie & Aurelien went to the Netherlands to attend the 2018 Intertraffic in Amsterdam, a 46 years old Conference which gathers traffic & mobility industry market leaders and experts! It is "a biennial must attend event to stay up to speed on the developments in the fields of infrastructure, traffic management, safety, parking and smart mobility".
Those 3 days were rather busy ! Marie had the amazing opportunity to present Qucit during the Opening Ceremony. A plenary session held by the Netherlands Prince Constantijn, a special envoy for StartUp Delta. The theme of the opening ceremony was "New revolutionary ideas in a traditional market".
A perfect introduction to the subject! On stage, we had the opportunity to pitch our solutions to all the mobility ecosystem in the Netherlands. A wonderful showcase for Qucit for its first real show outside France.
Our booth was located in the ITSUP section: a hall dedicated to smart mobility and automotive innovative startups.
On the first day of the event, we entered the "pitch arena". This was a contest organized by The Next Web and Accenture to set up partnerships with companies and startup. The first contest (which we won!) was about presenting solutions which can contribute to smart infrastructure & public space.
HR Groep CEO and representatives, a Dutch leading company in traffic solutions, were members of the jury.
Our only regret? Not having enough time wandering around the crowded halls (we counted 13!) and stands! However, we felt that there is a growing interest in the mobility industry for smart mobility solutions, big data analytics and artificial intelligence.


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This year's Sundance Film Festival is almost over, and the two biggest complaints have been about both the lack of a movie that stands out as a major awards contender (like "Call Me By Your Name" and "The Big Sick" last year), and the slow pace of deal-making.
Now some deals at least have started to go through with NEON ("I, Tonya") making two acquisitions, including the first high profile one of the fest with "Assassination Nation". The company reportedly spent over $10 million for worldwide rights to it, and has given a wide release commitment to the Sam Levinson-directed project.
Odessa Young, Suki Waterhouse, Hari Nef, Abra, Bill Skarsgard, and Bella Thorne star in the film about a social media savvy high school senior and her friends who observe the results of what happens when a provocateur starts posting details from the private digital lives of everyone in their small town.
The company also bought Marcus Green's police shooting drama "Monsters and Men which stars Anthony Ramos, Jasmine Cephas Jones, John David Washington, Kelvin Harrison Jr., Nicole Beharie, Rob Morgan, and Cara Buono. The story takes place in Brooklyn where an unarmed black man is killed after an altercation with police officers, leading to a nuanced investigation into a tight-knit neighborhood.
NEON's main competitor, Magnolia Pictures, has picked up North American rights to Gustav Moller's "The Guilty". That follows an alarm dispatcher and former police officer who answers an emergency call from a kidnapped woman. After the call disconnects, the dispatcher tries to piece together the clues to find the woman.
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A Quiet Heart
In quietness and in confidence shall be your strength. (Isaiah 30:15)
It is always weakness to be fretting and worrying, questioning and mis-trusting. What can we do if we wear ourselves to skin and bone? Do we not unfit ourselves for action and unhinge our minds for wise decision? We are sinking by our struggles when we might float by faith.
Oh, for grace to be quiet! Why run from house to house to repeat the weary story which makes us more and more heart-sick as we tell it? Why even stay at home to cry out in agony because of wretched forebodings which may never be fulfilled? Be still and know that the LORD is God!
Oh, for grace to be confident in God! Every word of His will stand, though the mountains should depart. He deserves to be confided in; and if we would display confidence and consequent quietness, we might be as happy as the spirits before the throne.
Come, my soul, return unto your rest, and lean your head upon the bosom of the Lord Jesus.
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ZAGREB (REUTERS) - Croatia will close its border with Serbia if another 8,000 migrants enter the newest European Union member in one day, Interior Minister Ranko Ostojic said on Thursday.
"Croatia will close its border with Serbia if we witness again 8,000 migrants entering the country in one day," he said.
He said there was no need for migrants to continue arriving to seek protection as Croatia had no capacity to receive them.
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As of December 13, 2016, the Community Advisory Board has been disbanded and replaced by the Board of Education. This page is being maintained for archival purposes only.
Learn more about the PCSSD Board of Education
On September 9, 2013 the Arkansas State Board of Education approved the appointments of the individuals below to the Community Advisory Board for Pulaski County Special School District. The advisory board is serving in place of an elected board because PCSSD is under state control with a fiscal distress status. The panel's responsibilities will include recommending action on personnel and student discipline to the education commissioner. Additionally, board members will prepare quarterly reports to the commissioner and state Education Board regarding the progress of the school district toward correcting issues that resulted in the fiscal-distress designation. The appointees, who serve at the pleasure of the state education commissioner, are volunteers nominated by lawmakers, educators, civic leaders and other individuals.
The advisory board meets on the third Monday of each month at 6 p.m. Meetings are open to the public, unless the board is considering a personnel hearing in which the employee has requested it be closed.
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Mike Kemp, a native Arkansan, is in his second term as Mayor of the City of Shannon Hills, in northeast Saline County, which is in the southwest corner of the Pulaski County Special School District. He is also an anchor/reporter for the Arkansas Radio Network, as well as KARN AM 920/102.9 FM. He serves on the Board of Directors for Metroplan and is a member of the Executive Committee for the Arkansas Municipal League. He has more than 30 years of leadership and team building experience. Kemp was assignment editor for KLRT-TV Fox 16 news from 2007 to 2013. Prior to that, he served as Arkansas' eGovernment Director with the Arkansas Office of Information Technology. Kemp served almost four terms as a member of the Shannon Hills City Council. The national Rural Telecommunications Congress asked him to serve on its board in 2005. He spent three years as an enthusiastic board member, including one year as president and one as secretary. He served two terms as Justice of the Peace for District Two of Saline County. He has extensive knowledge of ocal and county government. Prior to joining Arkansas state government, he worked in the broadcast industry in Arkansas, Florida, Louisiana and Texas. He also is a former small business owner and real estate entrepreneur.
Kemp graduated high school in Mineral Springs and attended college at Arkansas Tech University in Russellville and Ouachita Baptist University in Arkadelphia. He has been married more than 30 years to his childhood sweetheart, Penny. They have two adult children and four grandchildren.
After 37 1/2 years of employment with the U.S. Federal Government, McKinzie Riley retired and became the third mayor of the City of Wrightsville. His tenure officially began in October, 2009 when he won the popular vote and took office. He won reelection in October, 2014, and will hold office for another four-year term. Riley graduated from Arkansas' Dermott High school in 1972 and joined the United States Air Force, where he served from January 1974 to August 1978. For the following 15 years he was a member of the USAF reserves unit, retiring in 1995. During that time he found time to graduate from the University of Arkansas at Little Rock (1981) with a B.A. in criminal justice. He attended graduate school at Webster University from 1982-83.
Riley has been married to his lovely wife Demeter since January 1985, and they have one daughter, one son, four grandchildren and one great grandchild. He is an active member of Beebe Chapel CME Church and serves as member of the steward board, youth Sunday school teacher and member of the adult choir.
Dr. Linda Remele, a retired Pulaski County Special School District educator, received a Bachelor of Science degree from Texas Tech, a Master's degree from the University of Central Arkansas and a doctorate in Educational Leadership from the University of Arkansas at Little Rock. She was a teacher, counselor, principal, director of elementary education and deputy superintendent during her extensive career at PCSSD. Both her son and her step-son graduated from PCSSD schools, and her two granddaughters currently attend PCSSD schools.
Remele currently is on the board of directors for the Arkansas Retired Teacher Association, is co-president of the North Pulaski Retired Teachers organzation, is co-chairman of the Sherwood Education Foundation and is active in her church. She volunteers two days a week at Sherwood Elementary School, one day a week at Sylvan Hills Middle School and one day a week at the Jacksonville Care Channel.
Shelby Thomas grew up in the Sherwood area and is a proud graduate of PCSSD. He attended Homer Adkins elementary, North Side Junior High and Jacksonville High School. He has a degree in Electronics Engineering and works for Irby Electrical Distributors as an Energy Specialist covering Arkansas and Northern Louisiana.
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First: there doesn't yet appear to be a considerable number of completed SOA projects in Australia – there are some well-advanced plans, quite a few smaller, proof-of-concept projects (like ours), and a few web-service-only projects.
There is also an interesting difference of opinion when it comes to justifying SOA to the board/business: some of the presenters had big, top-down plans for implementing SOA, and spoke of the business case; others took the view that SOA was a deployment option for business-sponsored projects, so there was no need to make a business case for it specifically.
My view is that, particularly in the early part of your SOA journey, applying SOA principles to approved projects may well add some cost and complexity. This extra time and expense will hopefully pay you back handsomely later – but that will be on other projects, not the one that has to be paid for now – so there's some need for a business case to justify the incremental costs incurred (particularly if the sponsor of this project is paying for something that other business units will benefit from – potentially a ticklish political problem!).
There is also the necessity for some longer-term, strategic thinking around any architectural approach – and this is where some planning is useful, especially if this is your organisation's first attempt at it. The danger of a top-down-only approach is that you spend a lot of time, effort and money and end up with a beautiful document and no service-enabled business capabilities; the bottom-up approach leaves you with too many services and no re-use, governance or agility. This is where a proof-of-concept project is useful – to test your capabilities, deliver some value with relatively little risk, and give you a practical skills/knowledge foundation from which to develop a longer-term framework.
As for my own presentation: I seem to consistently get the slot immediately before an afternoon break – which is great because I deliberately aim to run slightly under-time. That way either everybody gets an early minute for a coffee, or the reason we don't is because there is a lively Q'n'A going on. This time I took only about half my allotted period – this left time for me to ask some questions about hurdles to SOA adoption in Australia.
Well – we ended up being ten minutes late for afternoon tea, such was the discussion that ensued (almost an "unconference", an idea I suggested for next year).
Main points made:
- enterprise architects in general are hard to find
- enterprise architects with some specific SOA skills/knowledge are rarer
- someone with all that AND knowledge of the business is almost mythical in rarity – the skills shortage was identified as a potential threat to adoption of SOA
There was also discussion around the difficulty of getting the business to see the benefit of a longer-term, cross-project view of architecture and re-usable services when planning and funding is on a project basis – this is where successful PoC's can demonstrate value. The importance of governance was stressed a number of times, but a potential issue with inappropriately-applied governance stifling agility (one of the key potential benefits of SOA) was also identified.
As an aside, there was an interesting contrast between Qantas and its low-cost subsidiary JetStar, both of whom had representatives presenting. Jetstar was given a virtually clean slate for their IT, and given the low-cost objectives decided to outsource as much of their IT as possible – using SaaS applications wherever possible, decentralising responsibility for hardware, using thin clients, etc … essentially reducing IT to a per-unit cost with minimum capital expenditure (data storage being the major exception, although if regulatory issues could be overcome, the Amazon S3 model would become attractive).
Qantas of course has more history/legacy/baggage, so doesn't have the same 'clean slate' to work with. They are also a full-service airline, so the commodity IT approach doesn't work so well. This was an organisation that appears to have taken the top-down approach to its SOA planning, starting with a fully-fledged architectural plan, implementation of SOA artefacts such as an enterprise service bus, business process management etc. – but not a great deal of delivered business capability yet.
These comments are not meant to be a judgement of either approach – there is nothing to say that both won't be successful in their respective environments … it was just amusing to see such a difference in style between related companies.
There's definitely more than one way to skin this cat ….
Disclosure: As a speaker, IQPC comped the attendance; travel and accommodation was paid by my employer.
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HARSAC Recruitment 2016 Walk in for 21 Various Posts. Haryana Space Applications Centre (HARSAC) has announced a notification for the recruitment of Project Assistant & Project-cum-Field Attendant vacancies for various projects on contractual basis. Eligible candidates may attend for walk in interview on 27-05-2016 at 09.00 AM. Other details like Education Jobsal qualification, selection process, application fee & how to apply are given below
HARSAC Recruitment 2016 Details:
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|Number of Vacancies
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|Name of the Post
|Project Asst & Field Attendant
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|Last Date To Apply
|27-05-2016 at 09.00 AM
Name of the Posts:
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2. Project-cum-Field Attendant: 01 Post
Education Jobsal Qualification For HARSAC Recruitment 2016:
Candidates should possess 1st Class M.Tech. in Geo-Informatics/ Remote Sensing or M.Sc./ M.Tech. in Plant Physiology/ Agriculture/Agronomy/ Agri-Meteorology/ Geo-Informatics or GIS Software (1st Class P.G. Degree in GIS/ RS) or 1st Class Masters Degree for S.No-1, 10+2 Examination with some working experience in Computer Laboratory & Records maintenance for S.No-2 with relevant experience.
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Candidates will be selected based on interview.
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Candidates should pay Rs.100/- in the form of Demand Draft drawn in favour of Chief Scientist, HARSAC payable at Hisar.
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Haryana Space Applications Centre (HARSAC), a nodal agency of the Department of Science & Technology, Government of Haryana for Remote Sensing and GIS applications, has been established in the year 1986 and has become operational in the year 1989. HARSAC provides specialized services and solutions for implementing geospatial/GIS systems. These include technical consulting, GIS database design and development, map creation/ updation and finishing, data migration/ conversion and format translation, software development and customization, and systems integration. We also provide complete GIS solutions that bundle hardware and software with GIS systems development services, for clients in India. We have also strengthened our range of high-end services in large-scale mapping by using photogrammetry (converting photographs into digital maps) and laser technologies. Since than it has completed 138 projects successfully and 21 projects are ongoing in the field of Mapping, monitoring and management of natural resources, environment and infrastructure in the state and also generated Geographic information system (GIS) database for the developmental planning purpose, and also undertake, promote, guide, coordinate and aid Research and Development in the field of Remote Sensing (RS) and Geopgraphic Information System (GIS) applications.
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Aug. 3, 2011
During the summer, the Florida State men's tennis team took a short break from their rigorous schedule to talk with seminoles.com. During this time, we caught up with the returning players and asked them to give us some inside information about their tennis game and the team camaraderie. With the fall season just around the corner, this is the time to get to know your `Noles. Check back next week to see the next installment.
By: Katelin Kelley, FSU Sports Information
1. If you could compete against any tennis player in history, who would it be and why?
Andres Bucaro: Andre Agassi, he's a legend.
Jordan Kelly-Houston: Bjorn Borg because of his style.
Blake Davis: Pete Sampras because he is the man.
Anderson Reed: Pat Rafter to see how hard it was to pass him.
2. Do you think you gain more from wins or loses?
Bucaro: Both, but loses make you wanna win more.
Kelly-Houston: Loses because they exploit your weaknesses.
Davis: Wins. I hate losing.
Reed: Wins create legends.
3. Do you have any rituals to prepare yourself before a match?
Bucaro: Yes, I listen to music and try to relax.
Kelly-Houston: Try to listen to music.
Davis: Listening to music.
Reed: Listening to music.
4. What (who) inspired you to become a tennis player?
Bucaro: Andre Agassi.
Kelly-Houston: The local tennis club inspired me.
Davis: The family.
Reed: Not sure. I just love the game.
5. Who is the biggest jokester on the team?
Bucaro: Blake "BD" Davis.
Kelly-Houston: Blake. If you just look at him you will laugh.
Davis: Clearly Jordan for his answer to this exact question.
Reed: Blake and Jordan against each other.


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Fall is just around the corner and for me that means all things caramel apple. Fall is my favorite season, by far. It marks the beginning of the holiday season and the end of triple digit days here in Sacramento. I adore the crisp, fall air and the whole idea of spending time at apple orchards, carving pumpkins and spending precious time with friends and family.
We make several trips up to Apple Hill annually. It's where we go pick apples during the Fall, pumpkins in October, and our Christmas tree in December…or November depending on how much I beg. Whenever we go to Apple Hill, I always stock up on apples. I mean, like 20 or more pounds of apples.
Apples last a LONG time when refrigerated and nothing beats an Apple Hill apple for flavor. I use them in all my Fall baking and enjoy them daily as a snack. When I want that snack to lean more towards a dessert…it's this easy caramel apple dip that I turn to.
With just three ingredients, it couldn't be easier to make. It's perfectly thick and sweet and is just begging for a slice of apple to be dipped into it.
This easy caramel apple dip is great for parties and makes a lovely hostess gift as well. Make up a bunch and give to friends along with some gorgeous apples for the sweetest gift ever. So good you guys! Put this on this week's to do list for sure!
Easy Caramel Apple Dip - Just 3 Ingredients!
- 11 oz bag Kraft Caramels
- 4 tbsp butter
- 14 oz can sweetened condensed milk
- Combine the unwrapped caramels, butter, and sweetened condensed milk in a heavy bottomed sauce pan.
- Heat over low heat, stirring frequently until the sweetened condensed milk is combined and the caramels have melted completely.
- Pour the caramel apple dip into an airtight container and store at room temperature for up to 5 days.
- Refrigerate the caramel apple dip for up to 1 week. Reheat in the microwave on 50% power for 15-30 seconds, stirring every 10 seconds or so. Add up to 1 teaspoon of water to thin out if necessary.
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The Dalhousie Swing Dance Society is proud to have a social dance featuring Swing Feat East Coast Swing Band. It consists of is a 12 piece band, with music of the 30s and 40s, catering specifically to dancers!
Creation of Swing Feat East Coast Big Band arose out of the desire to form an alignment between the fine musical talents of east coast jazz musicians and the exuberant and energetic swing dancers in the area. Key to Swing Feat's goals is to perform the wonderful repertoire of the 30's and 40's the way the music was composed to be played – essentially, FOR DANCERS!
Recognizing that live jazz and dance have an important symbiotic relationship in sustaining each other, Halifax bandleader, Krisanne Crowell, has long awaited for the opportunity to bring the best musicians and music to an enthusiastic and active audience – namely, the Dal Swing Dance Society.
While Krisanne plays piano and sings classic gems with the group, she has assembled an all-star cast of jazz musicians ready to set the stage for ecstatic swing dance events:
Danny Martin (Salsa Piquant) brings his unmistakable lead trombone sound to the band. Joining him in the trombone section is Eric Landry, (The Mellowtones)
Wayne Baker (Sounds of Motown) leads the trumpet section as one of the most experienced big band players in town. High note ace trumpeter is Rick Waychesko, (Tower of Power, Blood Sweat and Tears), with Ryan Cameron completing the section.
Omar Bergsson brings his beautiful alto sound to lead the saxphones, with Alexis Schurman on 2nd alto. Tenor sax sensation, Martin Davidson and in demand baritone player, Dawn Hatfield fill the sax section
Crucially, providing the back beat for Swing Feat's 12-piece band is veteran drummer, John Alphonse, popularized as King of Swing in Halifax during the extended era of the John Alphonse Big Band. Casey Jones hones his upright bass chops to lay down the rhythm.
With this illustrious group of musicians playing great music to an eager swing dance crowd, Swing Feat is sure to create a sensation at any dance event.
Swing Feat will be playing at the First Baptist Church on May 13 from 7 pm until 10:30 pm. Swing Feat is comprised of 13 local musicians and including 3 singers.
Early bird Tickets will be $15 for students and $20 for community members. At the door tickets will be $20 for students and $25 for community members. A link to pre-purchase tickets is available through Paypal here. Here's a link to the facebook event.


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Professor Biochemistry & Molecular Biophysics
Committee on Genetics, Genomics, and Systems Biology
University of Chicago
Dr. He's research program spans a broad range of chemical biology, nucleic acid chemistry and biology, epigenetics, and bioinorganic chemistry. He discovered the first RNA demethylase and continue to explore gene expression regulation mediated by dynamic and reversible RNA modifications. He developed enabling tools to map DNA 5-hydroxymethylcytosine (5hmC) and its oxidation derivatives in mammalian genomes and continue to study DNA 5-methylcytosine (5mC) oxidation and demethylation in biological regulation. We revealed the presence of DNA 6-methyladenosine (6mA) in eukaryotic genomes and continue to investigate functional roles played by this new DNA mark in eukaryotes. He studies virulence and antibiotic resistance regulation in human pathogens. He also studies metal ion homeostasis and selective metal ion recognition by naturally occurring and engineered proteins.


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SPSS Macros are wonderful!
Macros are to syntax what syntax is to the Graphic User Interface (GUI): A big step forward.
Macros can:
- reduce the number of lines of codes by up to 80-90%
- greatly simplify code maintenance
- speed up code development
- facilitate code recycling
- do things syntax can't do, for instance: create variable names "on the fly" using !CONCAT(var,!cnt).
If macro language did not exists, SPSS would have to invent it. Do try to learn macros! You will not regret it.
Once you know macros you find many use for them. It is for this reason that most macros are in the Syntax section of this site (there are in excess of 140 macros).
If you need a good book (IMHO) on syntax and macros, see SPSS Programming and Data Management.
If you do not know how to use a macro from this site see Someone posted a macro but I do not know how to use it!
Tip: to quickly find all macros, search this site for "!ENDDEFINE".
Are Macros still relevant?
Of course anything done with macros can be done using Python but I think macros can still be useful for simple jobs.
Index of Macro categories
- Macro Gems
- Macro variables
- Self adjusting macros
- Unclassified
- Utilities
- See also the Macro Library at the spss site.
Never underestimate the power of SPSS!
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I really enjoy the rants from the Gator haters. They are more funny than the comics.
Coverage is relative to team's success
As for the coverage of the Gators over other teams [Rants & Raves, April 17], I think that the coverage of all our teams is relative to their yearly successes - we hear about the 'Noles and the 'Dogs plenty, and who isn't tired of hearing the annual saga of "is Bobby Bowden retiring or not?" I'll bet none of the 'Noles fans! But it's what the local readers want, just like they want to hear about the Gators.
FSU fans tired of Bowden stories, too
We Seminoles fans actually do get tired of hearing about "when is Bobby Bowden retiring" about as much as you guys [Gators fans] get tired of hearing about Tim Tebow and what he said today, when he got his last haircut, what he had for lunch, when his next miracle will happen, etc. As far as fair coverage goes, how many front-page stories did FSU men's basketball get this year? They definitely did better than the Gators and, oh yeah, they beat them also!
FSN's hockey coverage frustrates fan
NHL playoffs have started, and this issue is moot until next season, but who in the devil ever decided that the Tampa Bay Lightning was the only ice hockey team anyone in Jacksonville should care about! Why should they get exclusive coverage on cable that I am paying for, when the cable system is also [falsely] promising games by the team that I really want to watch.
During the season, as I scroll through the TV offerings, I will see the Florida Panthers games scheduled on Comcast on FSN. Every so often I will check to see if this can really be true, but there is always some other silly time-filler like pig wrestling or Puerto Rican Baseball. They tell me my favorite hockey team is supposed to be there, but it never happens! You can't watch the Panthers unless they are playing the Lightning. This is just not right!
I do not live in Tampa Bay. The Lightning is not my team! I live in Florida, by gum, and I am a Panthers fan. Give us the Florida team!
Note: The program guide might show it, but it's not Comcast that decides which team to show - each hockey team carves out its own territory for its cable package on Fox Sports Net and Sun Sports, and all of North Florida is considered in Lightning territory. There is a similar arrangement in the NBA (Heat and Magic) and in baseball (Marlins and Rays). It's common for both channels to have completely different programming for different regions of the state.
To rant or rave, go to Jacksonville.com's Interact menu and select Rants & Raves; e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com or mail items to Rants & Raves, The Times-Union, P.O. Box 1949, Jacksonville, FL 32231.


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A who's who of technology and aviation companies won U.S. approval to push the edge of the envelope in drone flights, from testing people's tolerance for delivery devices hovering over their rooftops to ensuring farmers' drones won't hit crop dusters. Source: Bloomberg Technology News Date: May 9th, 2018 Link: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2018-05-09/drone-tests-from-deliveries-to-farming-unveiled-by-government Discussion 1) What sort of company could you… Read more »
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East Africa is leading the world in drone delivery
The cutting edge of drone delivery isn't one of the usual technology hotspots, such as Singapore or the United States. The honor belongs to East Africa. A second East African nation announced Thursday it will launch a fully automated drone delivery program. The drones will fly themselves, far from the view of humans — a move… Read more »