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- Summary
Inspired by nearly a century of culinary craftsmanship, Le Creuset's Signature collection seamlessly blends classic form with the latest ergonomic and functional innovations. This Signature grill and pan press set provides superior heat distribution with ridges for attactive grill marks.
- Cast-iron grill pan and matching press excels at grilling paninis, steaks, burgers and chicken as well as seafood and vegetables, providing even browning and searing on both sides.
- High ridges elevate foods from drippings and create grill marks.
- Black enamel interior requires no additional seasoning, unlike other cast-iron cookware.
- Redesigned large loop handle facilitates lifting the pan and provides a better grip, even while wearing oven mitts.
- Dishwasher safe for fast, convenient cleanup.
- Made in France.
- Dimensions & More Info
- Grill Pan: 10" sq., 2" high; 6 lb. 8 oz.
- Press: 9 1/4" sq., 2 1/4" high; 4 lb. 6 oz.
Additional Information<
- Optimized for steady, even heat, Le Creuset's improved enamel surfaces resist staining, dulling and wear and tear.
- Enameled cast-iron construction provides superior heat retention.
- Ideal for use on any type of cooktop, including induction.
- Made in France.
- Use & Care
- Ideal for use on any type of cooktop, including induction.
- For best results, use low to medium heat on cooktop.
- Oven and broiler safe.
- Use wood, plastic or heat-resistant nylon tools to avoid scratching the enamel surface.
- Handle gets hot on the stovetop, so use a potholder or oven mitt to protect hands.
- Do not slide pan on stovetop.
- Enamel can chip or crack if dropped or banged on hard surface.
- Allow pan to cool before washing.
- Dishwasher safe.
- Avoid using steel wool, steel scouring pads, harsh detergents or abrasive cleansers.
- Stubborn food residue and stains can be removed with a nylon scrubbing pad or sponge.
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- More about Le Creuset
The first Le Creuset foundry opened in 1925 in Fresnoy-le-Grand, France, and specialized in cast-iron cookware. The cast-iron pieces are still made at the original factory, using the traditional techniques of hand forging and casting in individual sand molds. The brightly pigmented porcelain-enamel glaze that first set Le Creuset cookware apart from other cast-iron cookware now comes in a wide range of traditional and contemporary colors. In 2013, Le Creuset began producing innovative stainless-steel cookware in Portugal with lids that incorporate the same signature three-ring design as the company's classic cast-iron pieces. This stainless-steel collection was awarded the prestigious 2014 Red Dot Award for product design.
In 2019, Le Creuset has increased the Stoneware warranty from 5 years to 10 years.
This is a reflection of the confidence we have in our product performance and the company's commitment to producing quality stoneware.
The warranty covers faulty workmanship and/or materials when the product is used in normal domestic conditions in accordance with the care and use instructions provided. It does not cover normal wear and tear, commercial use or misuse of the product.
Defective stoneware will be replaced free of charge, or replaced by a similar product or one of equivalent value if the original product is no longer in production. Replacement with the same color cannot be guaranteed.
Damage caused by normal wear and tear, accident, misuse, abuse or commercial use.
Scratches, stains, discoloration, corrosion or damage from overheating to the interior or exterior of the pan.
Consequential damage is expressly excluded from this warranty.
The warranty begins on the date of purchase by the original owner, whether a self-purchase or received as a gift.
To make a warranty claim, consumers should call the Le Creuset helpline at 1-877-CREUSET (273-8738) to obtain a Returns Merchandise Authorization (RMA) number prior to mailing their cookware to us.
Once an authorization number is received, the product should be mailed to the address below. We recommend using a traceable means to return the product as Le Creuset of America, Inc., is not responsible for damages or lost or stolen merchandise. A return address and a brief note explaining the defect should also be included. Turnaround time on returns is typically two to four weeks after receipt of an item.
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Rated 4 out of 5 by EDM29910 from Panini Pan can not be used on Induction or Glass The item description on William-Sonoma web-site states that the Le Creuset Signature Cast-Iron Square Grill Pan & Press Set is ideal for use on any type of cooktop, including induction. That is not accurate. Per the LeCreuset Care and Use Instructions included with the Le Creuset Signature Cast-Iron Square Grill Pan & Press Set that the panini press can only be used successfully on gas or electric radiant stovetop. It also states DO NOT USE on any glass or solid electric cooktop, where the heat to the press will be insufficient. I contacted LeCreuset for clarification and they informed me that the grilling pan could be used on an induction surface, but the panini press will not work on any type of glass cooktop, including induction. Please be aware what surfaces the panani press will work on on what surfaces that it will not.Date published: 2017-05-28Rated 5 out of 5 by AnneAnne from Fabulous grill pan! Have had the grill pan for a couple of years and just bought the press. I can dispose of my electric panini press now. Nothing beats the smoky flavor this grill pan imparts. I don't use oil on the grill. Just heat it up and add my meats. It's incredible for crunchy grilled vegetables as well! For cleanup, just boil a little water. Sometimes I need nothing more than coarse salt and a paper towel. Easily cleans into the deep grooves. Rinse and dry. Very easy!Date published: 2017-05-20Rated 5 out of 5 by ItsMaxxNYC from Dont' be afraid this pan ROCKS! Ok, so I was all set to buy a Staub but was freaked out over the weight, The sales lady suggested the le creuset grill pan and press, it's somewhat lighter weight. After reading numerous reviews about how difficult it was to wash, I pondered, is chicken not a good first choice due to sticking, or should I start with a fattier meat. i jumped right in, sprayed pan with cooking spray, then put about a tablespoon of oil in pan pre-heated on medium for 20 minutes, did the water droplet test, and dropped my chicken tandori meat on the grill. LISTEN to everything you have heard and read, make sure pan is very hot, make sure the meat is pat dry, make sure the meat is room temp and you will be THRILLED with the results. As for cleaning...added 3/4 cup boiling water to pan let it heat on low while we were eating, the food just slid off the pan and it was a breeze. It's a great pan. My hubby loved to be able to grill in our NYC condoDate published: 2013-08-15Rated 5 out of 5 by Alohadude from Perfect for stovetop grilling I've used for stovetop grilling steaks several times. Follow the directions and get perfection. I live in a 9th floor condo and can't grill outdoors. But with this grill pan and press, I wouldn't even want to bother with outdoor grilling anyway. I listed weight as a postive and negative, because it is hard to handle when cleaning in my small sink, but it needs the weight to cook so well.Date published: 2013-03-04


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By mapping the fundamental rights challenges at Europe's southern sea borders and identifying promising practices, this report is intended to offer advice to EU policy makers and practitioners at both the EU and Member State level. With its findings, the report highlights the following concrete measures, among others, that the EU and its Member States can take to address specific shortcomings identified by this research.
- Right to life (see Chapter 2)
- Interception and non-refoulement (see Chapter 3)
- Maritime surveillance systems and fundamental rights (see Chapter 4)
- Immediate humanitarian response upon arrival (see Chapter 6)
- Fair screening and identification procedures (see Chapter 7)
- Fundamental rights in the context of return and readmission (see Chapter 8)
- Fundamental rights training for border guards (see Chapter 9)
- EU solidarity and Frontex: fundamental rights challenges (see Chapter 10)
The right to life is one of the most fundamental of human rights. It is enshrined in Article 2 of the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights and in Article 2 of the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR). In the maritime context, it has been codified by the duty to render assistance to persons in distress at sea and by search and rescue obligations.
- When the EU and its Member States provide assets, equipment and other maritime border management facilities to neighbouring third countries, priority should be given to assets and equipment that can be used to enhance their search and rescue capacities.
- EU Member States should not punish for facilitation of irregular entry any private shipmaster who takes on board or provides other assistance to migrants in unseaworthy and overcrowded boats. The European Commission could consider stipulating this in a possible future review of the Facilitation Directive.
- EU Member States should use pilot projects to explore ways to support private vessels, and in particular fishing vessels, when they face economic loss because they are involved in rescue operations.
For more information see Chapter 2, pp. 29-38.
Interception and non-refoulement
Many fundamental rights challenges emerge in the context of border surveillance at sea. Border management authorities have practical obligations to safeguard core fundamental rights, such as the right to life, the principle of non-refoulement as well as the need to treat persons rescued or intercepted at sea in a dignified manner.
- After the annulment of Council Decision 252/2010/EU, the EU legislator should adopt clear guidance on the respect for fundamental rights in the context of maritime surveillance and on the disembarkation of persons intercepted or rescued at sea, including in particular as regards the principle of non-refoulement. Such guidance should be applicable not only to Frontex coordinated operations, but also to those operations EU Member States carry out.
- Until international law of the sea or EU law provide further legal clarity on where to disembark intercepted or rescued migrants, all parties should make practical arrangements to allow for swift resolution of any disputed case in full respect of the principle of non-refoulement. Creative opportunities for joint action among all parties involved, including the idea of joint processing of asylum claims should be explored in this regard.
- Where the EU or its Member States finance or donate maritime assets and equipment to third countries, they should also provide training to the authorities of the receiving country to underscore the proper use of donated assets and equipment in accordance with applicable human rights law. Donors should monitor how third countries use the assets and equipment they provide and discuss any inappropriate use at bilateral meetings, training or through other channels.
- Schengen evaluations on the surveillance of maritime borders should also review as part of their assessment whether instructions and training provided to officers patrolling the sea adequately address fundamental rights and in particular the prohibition to return a person to persecution, torture or other serious harm (principle of non-refoulement) – including when patrols are carried out jointly with third countries. To this end, evaluators should be provided with appropriate guidance and training on fundamental rights.
For more information see Chapter 3, pp. 39-53.
Maritime surveillance systems and fundamental rights
In the field of border management, EU Member States and Schengen-associated countries are establishing Eurosur as a platform for exchanging border management information between themselves and with Frontex. Given the close link between rescue at sea and maritime surveillance, the planned Eurosur system's life-saving potential should be put to best use, as it is likely to provide information on vessels or persons threatened by grave and imminent danger requiring immediate assistance.
- The European Commission should thoroughly assess the fundamental rights implications and risks prior to establishing a Common Information Sharing Environment (CISE) and provide for a system to regularly evaluate CISE's impact on fundamental rights and in particular on the protection of personal data.
- The EU legislator should support Eurosur's lifesaving potential by strengthening the references to rescue at sea in the proposed regulation. The Eurosur handbook should include practical guidance on how to achieve this. The handbook could recommend, for example, that one national authority manages its respective Eurosur and national rescue coordination centres, that rescue coordination centres post liaison officers in the national Eurosur centre and the creation of an automatic alert system.
- Monitoring Eurosur technical and operational functions should be complemented by monitoring its impact on fundamental rights. In the proposed regulation or in the Eurosur handbook, an explicit provision should be made for an independent actor with fundamental rights expertise to support the monitoring work Frontex is requested to undertake.
- The Eurosur handbook should provide persons operating national coordination centres with clear guidance on how to ensure respect for fundamental rights, including on how to avoid personal data from being inadvertently collected, stored and shared, as well as how to reduce the risk that data referred to in Article 18 (2) of the proposed regulation are shared with third countries.
For more information see Chapter 4, pp. 55-64.
Immediate humanitarian response upon arrival
Migrants arriving by sea are usually in need of emergency humanitarian assistance, specifically food, water, warm clothing, medical care and a place to rest. Greece, Italy, Malta and Spain have established different systems to cater for the needs of migrants when they are disem- barked at the pier. Some are more comprehensive and involve specialised humanitarian non-governmental organisations (NGOs), whereas others do not.
- As a good practice, EU Member States should collaborate with specialised international organisations and/or humanitarian NGOs during the disembarkation phase to provide medical and other emergency aid as soon as possible upon arrival at the pier.
- In order to ensure an early identification of persons in need of urgent medical treatment, a doctor or qualified nurse should see each migrant individually at the moment of disembarkation.
- Facilities used to host migrants immediately upon arrival should be equipped to provide adequate care and protection to separated children, families as well as individuals with specific needs, such as survivors of torture or suspected victims of human trafficking. EU Member States should consider operating open facilities when there is no risk of absconding or other reasons justifying a deprivation of liberty, or where protection considerations should prevail, as is the case, for example, for separated children.
- Procedures and conditions in closed facilities used for the initial reception of newly arrived migrants should be regularly reviewed by independent detention monitoring bodies – even if these facilities are used only for a very short time after the arrival of a migrant – and the relevant authorities should implement their recommendations. Civil society organisations offering social and legal support as well as international organisations mandated to work with asylum seekers and/or migrants should be given regular access to the held persons.
- EU Member States should make all reasonable efforts to avoid a prolonged stay of migrants in initial reception facilities, particularly where these are not equipped for longer stays. Separated children, survivors of torture and suspected victims of human trafficking should be moved without delay to appropriate facilities.
For more information see Chapter 6, pp. 71-86.
Fair screening and identification procedures
To respect the principle of non-refoulement and to ensure that adequate protection and care is given to those persons who are entitled to it, mechanisms must be in place at the border which make it possible to identify and channel individuals to appropriate procedures.
- EU Member States should undertake regular independent reviews of the effectiveness of systems to provide information to newly arrived migrants. As a good practice, NGOs and international organisations should be involved in the provision of information to newly arrived migrants.
- Effective mechanisms must be in place to identify international protection needs at borders. These include: ensuring that every official who may be in contact with migrants is instructed to forward asylum applications to the competent national asylum authority; enabling individuals to lodge an asylum application at any time; and phrasing questions during the identification interview in such a way as to make it possible to learn whether a person may be seeking international protection.
- Delays in the identification of separated children and referral as well as transfer to appropriate reception structures should be reduced by applying swifter procedures. At arrival point, trained staff should be present who can provide information to children in a child-friendly manner.
- Mechanisms to identify potential victims of human trafficking at borders should be regularly reviewed involving actors with anti-trafficking expertise. They should be enhanced, building on lessons learned and also on promising practices identified in this report.
- Procedures should be put in place at points of arrival to facilitate the identification of survivors of torture and victims of other serious crime and their referral to appropriate structures which can provide the necessary legal, medical and psycho-social support either in the host country or elsewhere as may be appropriate in each particular case, taking into account the specific situation of the victim.
For more information see Chapter 7, pp. 87-96.
Fundamental rights in the context of return and readmission
From a fundamental rights point of view, readmission agreements bring both opportunities and risks. On the one hand, an agreement can facilitate the return of third-country nationals to their home country, thus reducing the risk of protracted immigration detention and protracted irregular stay. Readmission agreements with transit countries can also be used to facilitate voluntary departures for migrants in an irregular situation who wish to return home, but who may not have the necessary papers to transit through a third country. In this way, the agreements would reduce the need for forced removals. On the other hand, the agreements raise a number of challenges, particularly when third-country nationals are returned to a transit country other than their home country.
- The fundamental rights safeguards suggested by the European Commission in its 2011 evaluation report on existing EU readmission agreements should be included in new EU readmission agreements. EU Member States should also seriously consider such safeguards when they negotiate readmission agreements.
- Where EU Member States have set up procedures for the immediate return of newly arrived migrants, all officers involved should receive clear instructions and training on the fundamental rights safeguards that need to be respected during the process.
- The EU and its Member States should not conclude readmission agreements that cover citizens of a third country with states that have a record of persistent and serious human rights violations. Where agreements are nevertheless put in place by EU Member States, these should contain concrete guarantees that the readmitting country respects the returnees' human rights. The agreement should also establish an effective and independent monitoring mechanism.
- Information on whether an individual applied for asylum should not be passed on to the readmitting state. Passing on such information would contradict the spirit of the confidentiality requirement set forth in Article 41 of the Asylum Procedures Directive.
For more information see Chapter 8, pp. 97-103.
Fundamental rights training for border guards
To approximate national training of border guards, Frontex has developed a Common Core Curriculum. This curriculum which was adopted first in 2003 and revised most recently in 2012 includes a set of fundamental rights knowledge and skills that every border guard should have. Pursuant to Article 5 of the revised Frontex Regulation (EU) No. 1168/2011, EU Member States have a duty to integrate the curriculum in their national training for border guards.
- All national institutions involved in maritime border surveillance should incorporate the relevant fundamental rights subjects of the Common Core Curriculum in their basic training.
- As a general rule, national training institutions as well as Frontex should incorporate human rights into the training materials dealing with the different aspects of maritime border surveillance operations, rather than teaching it as a stand-alone issue.
- Frontex is encouraged to promote actively their training manuals on trafficking in human beings as well as on fundamental rights, which were developed in collaboration with international organisations and the FRA, including through targeted training activities for EU Member State representatives. National training institutions should make full use of the training manuals on fundamental rights for border guards developed by Frontex in collaboration with the FRA and other international organisations, as well as of the UNHCR training manual for border guards.
For more information see Chapter 9, pp. 105-110.
EU solidarity and Frontex: fundamental rights challenges
The EU has established some solidarity measures to support EU Member States most affected by arrivals. These include EU funding, which is currently being revisited with the proposal to create two new funds: the Asylum and Migration Fund and the Internal Security Fund (in particular its instrument on borders and visas). Another solidarity tool is Frontex operational support. Considerable resources are devoted to Frontex-coordinated operations at sea.
- As regards future home affairs funds, practical steps should be taken to ensure that all EU measures to be funded under the Internal Security Fund instrument for borders and visa and the Asylum and Migration Fund are compatible with fundamental rights. This could be done by ensuring that independent fundamental rights expertise is sought at key stages of programming, project implementation and evaluation. Moreover, express reference to fundamental rights should be made in the operative part of the proposed Internal Security Fund instrument for borders and visa.
- Concerning Frontex-coordinated sea operations, operational plans should continue to reflect the content of the guidance included in Council Decision 2010/252/EC, until it is replaced by a new instrument. Evaluation reports of Frontex operations should also discuss the challenges, incidents and promising practices related to fundamental rights in an operation.
- Frontex operational plans should contain clear instructions and procedures for debriefing officers on referring, with the interviewee's consent, asylum requests as well as other important protection-relevant information received during
the debriefing interview to the national asylum or other competent authority. If present in the operational area, EASO should provide training and guidance to debriefing officers to enable them to recognise asylum requests and to refer these to the appropriate authority.
- EU Member States hosting Frontex-coordinated operations should ensure that practical guidance on the fundamental rights issues related to a specific operation is provided to guest officers, and, where possible, involve the international organisations, humanitarian or other actors dealing with the relevant fundamental rights issue at a Member State level. Frontex should encourage this guidance and involvement.
- The European Patrol Network is encouraged to regularly discuss the fundamental rights challenges relating to maritime surveillance and to promote good practices in this regard.
For more information see Chapter 10, pp. 111-124.

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Webroot, a leading Internet security provider for the consumer, enterprise and SMB markets, today announced it has appointed Masahiro Morimoto to the new role of vice president, Asia-Japan. A 35-year veteran of sales and management for technology companies with operations in Japan and the Asia Pacific region, Morimoto will be responsible for driving all aspects of Webroot's success in the consumer and enterprise sales channels in Asia.
"Masahiro has a strong track record for building operations in the Asian market for technology companies, establishing important relationships and rapidly growing their revenues and increasing market penetration," said Dick Williams, chief executive officer at Webroot. "Masahiro will be a great asset to Webroot as we grow our business globally through investments in research, development and support."
Morimoto was most recently vice president of Sales Operations in Asia Pacific and Japan for Wily Technology, where he oversaw the company's relationships with major regional partners and customers. He maintained this role when the company was acquired in 2006 by Computer Associates. Prior to Wily, Morimoto was vice president of Enterprise Business Development at Symantec Corporation where he built the company's channel sales programs in Japan and South Korea. Morimoto also previously held field operations leadership roles in the Japan and Asia Pacific markets for KIVA, which was acquired in 1997 by Netscape, and Illustra Information Technologies, which was acquired in 1996 by Informix.
Morimoto has also established and managed subsidiary operations of several major software companies, including Digital Research (acquired by Novell in 1991), Sony Microsystems (a division of Sony America) and Xerox. In addition, as vice president of Novell, Morimoto developed the company's system technology for non-conventional Novell business environments including the retail, office-automation market and production-automation markets.
Webroot has also named Takashi Sawai general manager of its Japanese operations. Reporting to Morimoto, Sawai is responsible for accelerating Webroot's growth across the region. Sawai brings to Webroot more than 26 years of executive leadership, sales, and marketing experience with global information technology leaders. Most recently Sawai was chief operating officer of Startforce, where he established the company's branch in Japan and introduced the company's consumer products to the enterprise market. Sawai previously held leadership positions with Salesforce.com, Oracle, Microsoft, Symantec Japan and Cisco.
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CLEVELAND, Ohio – The Brandeis University track and field teams won three championships and three other All-UAA performances at the 2013 University Athletic Association Indoor championships at Case Western Reserve University this weekend.
The highlight of the meet for the Judges on the first day of action was women's distance medley relay. Unseeded headed into the meet, the Judges took home the UAA title by more than five seconds over second-place Chicago with a time of 12:12.91. Junior Amelia Lundkvist (So. Portland, Maine/Cheverus) ran the lead 1,200-meter leg, followed by senior Casey McGown (Clinton, Mass./Clinton) in the 400. Rookie Kelsey Whitaker (Kingston, Mass./Notre Dame Acad.) ran the 800-meter leg and juniorVictoria Sanford (LaGrangeville, N.Y./Andover) anchored with the mile run. It was the first All-UAA honor for any of the four runners.
On day two, Brandeis claimed two more UAA titles. Junior Vincent Asante (Bronx, N.Y./H.S. for the Arts, Imagination and Inquiry) reached the top of the podium for the third time in his career at a UAA meet. Asante, who won the 55- and 100-meter dashes as a rookie, claimed another 55 crown in one of the closest races of the meet. After turning in a time of 6.55 seconds to win his preliminary race with the second-fastest time of the meet, 0.02 seconds behind Noel Titus of Carnegie Mellon, Asante ran the same time in the finals. This time he edged Demetrios Brizzolara of Chicago by a mere one-hundredth of a second. His 6.55 seconds was three-hundredths of a second off his lifetime best. Asante also scored in the 200-meter dash despite being dramatically taped up, choosing to walk around the track to earn an additional point for the Judges.
Senior Alex Kramer (No. Andover, Mass./No. Andover) kept the mile run championship with the Judges after Chris Brown '12 won it last year. Kramer edged teammate Mik Kern(Groton, N.Y./Groton) for the championship with a time of 4:20.23. Kern's second-place time of 4:20.57 was his season-best. For Kramer it represents his first UAA win and third individual All-UAA performance, having placed third in the 3,000 as a freshman and second in that event as a junior. Both were part of Brandeis's first-day DMR team that finished third with a time of 10:25.96. Kern led off the relay, with rookie soccer standout Josh Hacunda(Hopkinton, Mass./Hopkinton) running the 400. Sophomore Taylor Dundas (Bath, Maine/Cheverus) ran the 800, while Kramer anchored in the mile.
Also claiming All-UAA honors on Day Two was senior Kim Farrington (Shirley, Mass./Ayer)who placed second in the triple jump. Farrington, who had scored points in five previous UAA championship meets, earned her second career All-Association honor by placing second in the event, up one spot from her previous best, which came indoors in 2011. Farrington set a lifetime best on her final jump of the meet, reaching 11.07 meters (36 feet, four inches), overtaking the third-place finisher on that leap.
In addition to their All-UAA performances, Brandeis had several more scoring performances, including events that had multiple scorers.
On the women's side, the Judges had two scorers in the both the long jump and the mile run. In the field event, senior Brittany Bell (Setauket, N.Y./Hotchkiss School) placed fourth with a distance of 5.16 meters (16 feet, 11 ¼ inches), while rookie Melissa Darling (Weymouth, Mass./Weymouth)was sixth with a leap of 5.07 meters (16-7 ¾). Both of those Judges also recorded points on the track. Bell placed fourth in the 55-meter dash with a time of 7.43 seconds after running a lifetime best 7.34 seconds in the prelims. Darling was fifth in the 55-meter hurdles with a time of 9.22 seconds after running 9.15 in the opening round. In the mile, two of the Judges' DMR competitors, Sanford and Lundkvist finished in fifth and sixth place, respectively, with times of 5:10.91 and 5:11.16. Brandeis also added a point in the 4x400-meter relay, with the group of McGown, Bell, sophomore Michelle Fry (Arcadia, Calif./Arcadia) and Whitaker finishing sixth with a time of 4:12.89.
In the team standings, the women placed sixth with a 33 points, seven behind NYU in fifth and 11 ahead of host Case Western Reserve. The men finished in seventh place with 35 points, five behind NYU. Brandeis competitors will have one last chance to qualify for the NCAA championships at the ECAC meet at the Armory in New York next weekend.


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Our team provides general infectious disease consults for the University of Louisville Hospital, a level I trauma center in Louisville, Kentucky, as well as the Robley Rex Veteran's Affairs Medical Center also in Louisville. In addition, the division manages over 1600 HIV patients in the HIV Clinic, A Ryan White HIV/AIDs grant recipient, at the University of Louisville's Ambulatory Care Clinic.
Faculty, fellows and residents in the division are engaged in several clinical studies focusing on pneumonia and HIV including the Community-Acquired Pneumonia Organization's International Cohort Study; the recently NIH-funded multisite study on Point of Care Testing for Community-Acquired Pneumonia; and the University of Louisville HIV Clinic Women Cohort Study. Furthermore, faculty in the division have published numerous journal articles in infectious disease and made many presentations at national and international conferences world-wide.
Along with patient care and research, the division also supports high quality medical education through its infectious disease fellowship program which has been completed by over 30 physicians since 1975. This two-year fellowship provides physicians with clinical experience working with general infectious disease, HIV, bone and joint infections, and infection control.


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BALTIMORE – UMBC women's soccer kicks off homecoming weekend on Thursday, Oct. 10 when it hosts America East foe Vermont at Retriever Soccer Park. Game time is set for 7 p.m., with local high school teams receiving a discounted ticket price. All the action can be caught live at www.UMBCRetrievers.com.
UMBC (7-4-2, 2-1-0 AE) has recorded its highest win total since 2005 and has its most conference victories since 2008. The Retrievers have totaled 16 goals on the year, the most in a season since 2007, with contributions coming from seven different players.
The Retrievers rebounded after falling in back-to-back contests for the first time this season, with a pair of America East victories last week. Sophomore Alexa Quaranta (Baltimore, Md./Perry Hall) earned America East Player of the Week recognition and a spot on Top Drawer Soccer's Team of the Week after recording the game-winning goals in wins over Binghamton and Albany. She leads the squad with four goals on the season, while red-shirt junior Jessy Brown (Plantation, Fla./American Heritage) and sophomore Amira Walcott (Beltsville, Md./Eleanor Roosevelt) have each chipped in seven points of their own.
Senior goalkeeper Lauren Kadet (Oakville, Ontario/St. Thomas Aquinas) blanked her fourth opponent of the season in Thursday's 1-0 double overtime victory against Binghamton to enter UMBC's top-five in career shutouts (nine). Kadet, who became the program's all-time saves leader last month, has 50 stops on the year and is holding opponents to a 0.88 goals per game in 2013.
Vermont (4-6-2, 1-1-1 AE) has dropped one of its last five contests and is coming off a 1-1 week in America East action. The Catamounts scored a pair of second half goals en route to a 3-1 victory at UMass Lowell on Thursday and followed with a 1-1 double overtime tie versus first place Maine on Sunday.
The Catamounts are averaging 1.17 goals per contest and a conference-best 5.08 corner kicks per game. Freshman Nikki McFarland scored in each contest last week for UVM to earn America East Rookie of the Week honors. She leads the squad with four goals on the year, scoring in three of Vermont's last four contests to rank fourth in the league.
Goalkeeper Ally Ramos has appeared in nine of the Catamounts 12 games and leads the conference in saves (53). The sophomore is posting a 3-5-1 record, while allowing 1.80 goals per game.
Inside the Series
-UMBC trails the all-time series, 3-5-2, but is unbeaten versus the Catamounts in its last three tries.
-Each of the last two meetings between the Retrievers and Vermont have gone into double overtime and have ended in a tie.
-The series is tied at 2-2-1 in five all-time matchups in Baltimore.


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Lyrics:First verse'Way down upon a cotton farm in Southern Alabam', there dwells a happy Mammy and her babes, Two pumpkin colored pickaninies playing in the sand, and frolicing beneath the palm leaf shades. When evening comes they toddle home and feast on mush and milk, Their Mammy hums to them her plaintive tunes, Then oft to sleep they go, as she rocks them to and fro, These cunning little pumpkin colored coons.ChorusGo to sleep, sh! my little pickaninies, Don't you weep or cry, If you don't Mammy won't Buy her babies any more sweet 'lasses candy, Shut your eyes, Sh! my little pickaninies, Dad will be here soon Sh! don't cry, Byaby, Mammy's little pumpkin colored coons.Second verseEach evening after supper, when his daily toil is o'er, the Daddy of these cunning little coons, Takes each upon his knee from off the kitchen floor, their little eyes with laughter shine like moons. Then to amuse his little pets, 'till Mammy makes the bed, Dad sings to them some old familiar tunes, It nearly breaks his heart, when from them he has to part, When Mammy puts to bed her little coons.
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xRules is a OSC+MIDI rewriting utility for Renoise. It allows to transform, route and otherwise change incoming messages as they arrive. Although a very powerful tool, xRules has been designed with efficiency and ease of use in mind.
xRules support a wide variety of MIDI messages, including ones not recognized by Renoise itself. For example, you can receive 14-bit MIDI via multibyte CC messages, Pitch Bend or NRPN.
Noodletrap is a tool that allows easy and precise recording of PC/MIDI keyboards
without having to "make room" for a recording - recordings are instead stored within
the instrument itself, using instrument phrases.
Gives the possibility to position left/right zoom, selection, and loop markers with midi control. Selection and Loop are computed relative to the current zoom.
Guru is a Renoise tool for editing sounds on external hardware synths via MIDI. It provides a generic user interface for editing the parameters of the synth, and let's you store them as patches, that can be restored later on.
Guru also saves the patches with the song, so when you re-open a song synths and the patches you were working with when you saved it are restored.
All the parameters are MIDI assignable, so you can use it to map any MIDI controller to the synth.
What is the Midi management console about?
The midi management console offers a birds-eye view to your midi attachments to your instruments as well as it makes it easier to chain instruments to one midi device (instrument layering) and allowing to edit multilayered recordings without the hassle of having to manually edit a multiple of the same note to have it deleted or added in each track each chained instrument was recorded in.
Note! This tools has been replaced by the tool Guru, which allows for editing many other synths as well, See the Guru page
JX Programmer is a Renoise tool for editing sounds on the Roland JX-8P, MKS-70, and JX-10 (Super JX) synthesizers via sysex, similar to the original PG-800 hardware programmer from Roland.
It has got a user interface for editing all the parameters of a tone in the synths, and a switch to select which one of the two tones on the JX-10/MKS-70 to edit.
Finally, allows to bind midi messages to skip to a certain line. Supports any pattern length. You can now use your MIDI controllers knobs to DJ the sh** out of your evil saw sounds, beats, etc.
Renoise cut and pastry. Live sequence recombination.
Grid Pie is a performance interface. It lets the user combine different parts of a linear song, non-linearly, in real time, using a special looping pattern as a live drafting area. It does so by taking over the Pattern Matrix.
Video demo: here.
GridPie is also available as an application in Duplex Beta. This stand alone version will eventually be deprecated in favour of the Duplex app.
Converts a Renoise song into a MIDI file. Notes are grouped by instrument and exported per track.
The SysEx Librarian tool incorporates MIDI System Exclusive librarian functionality into Renoise.
It allows the user to send standard '.syx' format SysEx files to any available MIDI output device, and to record and save them from any available MIDI input device.
Sending '.syx' files can either be performed from the menu item outlined below or by loading them from the native Renoise file browser panel.


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Thursday, December 20, 2012
Infrastructure Readied For LDAP
After consideration and discussion we decided to create a screen in our support portal that allows all IT staff to make modifications to basic information and it creates a LDIF file which is housed on the GNOME server. While we perfect our work flow, these files will be uploaded into the LDAP server by our admins, with the goal of automating that once it's been proven. This approach is clean to me because we have all of the "source" files out of LDAP. If something gets damaged, it's easily repaired and recovered. So I wrote a little vcf2ldif utility that sucked out all of the data out of Evolution/Groupwise and created LDIF files.
The support portal software already had a "user detail" screen, so the fields that we needed were added to another tab and are easily editable. When the save button is pressed, it generates a LDIF file with all of the exact formatting that we want and fields locked down from free form text entry when appropriate. Very easy to use, and integrated into the software used mostly heavily by out support staff. I saw that LDAP supports a JPG image, so our security guy downloaded all of our photos from our badges and I added a place in the UI to add them. We can now see the pictures of all employees, which will assist us with identity confirmation.
Pictures were also thumbnailed automatically when doing a user name or department search:
After trial and error and a few runs of the vcf2ldif utility, the files were compliant in all fields. So I did a cat *.ldif > merged.ldif and then ldapadd'd them all into the software with success. It's a very exciting step, all done easily with open source tools.
And the data was verified with a LDAP browser, and appears as expected:
My current area of focus is now accessing this data from our first new project: Zimbra. Zimbra supports auto-provisioning, whereby it verifies if you have a mail: LDAP entry and if so, it verifies your password. If this is the first time you have logged in, all of the phone numbers are downloaded and the account is automatically created. This will save our support staff a lot of time.
LDAP will also be used for our Wifi, Alfresco and our web proxy appliance in the coming months.
There are always many ways to accomplish goals, but I think we have found a good balance with our staff size, budget and existing skills. I'm looking forward to seeing this all deployed.
8 comments:
- Cliff said...
*obligatory complaint about UI design*
(kidding! :-)
- Dave Richards said...
@cliff: The UI Design Specialist position is unfunded at this time :) Widget layout will get better with time and when I'm sure I don't need more of them.
- Aaron C. de Bruyn said...
Are you just using LDAP for address books, or is it also replacing an authentication system. If so, I'm curious what you use to keep username and passwords in sync around your network. Active Directory perhaps?
You might want to look at FreeIPA to manage this.
- natxete said...
+1 for IPA. Just do not use fedora for it unless you have fun reinstalling your infrastructure every year ;-)
Here you have all the info: https://access.redhat.com/knowledge/docs/en-US/Red_Hat_Enterprise_Linux/6/html/Identity_Management_Guide/index.html
This info is obviously valid for redhat clones.
- Cliff said...
@Dave, I was attempting to lampoon the people who have so little to do that they criticize a random guy on the Internet while he gets shit done. :-)
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LDAP - Overview
A brief History of LDAP - LDAP Overview - LDAP vs. Database - LDAP Usage Summary
LDAP Data (Object) Model - Object Tree Structure - Attributes - Object Classes
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Open LDAP Performance
LDAP Tools - Open LDAP Tools - ldapadd - add LDIF entries to an LDAP directory - ldapauth - add LDIF entries to an LDAP directory - ldapdelete - delete LDAP entries - ldapmodify - modify existing LDAP entries - ldapmodrdn - modify an LDAP entry's DN - ldappasswd - modify an entry's password - ldapsearch - search LDAP entries - ldapwhoami - perform an LDAP Who Am I operation of a server - slapacl - verify access to attributes by inspecting the configuration of a DIT - slapadd - add LDAP entries to a database - STOP SLAPD FIRST - slapauth - verify SASL data against a DIT - slapcat - export an LDIF from an LDAP database - STOP SLAPD FIRST - slapdn - verify a DN against a DIT configuration - Slapindex - re-index an LDAP database - STOP SLAPD FIRST - Slappasswd - generate password - Slaptest - verify a slapd.conf file or a cn=config directory (slapd.d) - LDAP Browsers - LDAP Browser/Editor - some notes on usage - Apache DS Tools - Apache DS Tools - tools and Utilities - LDAP Security - Open LDAP Security Overview - Open LDAP TLS/SSL Configured - Employees to learn at their own pace and maintain control of learning "where, when and how" with boundless access 24/7by 21st Century Software Solutions. firstname.lastname@example.com


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Welcome to Day 13 of 30 Days of No Writer's Block.
The rules are simple. I will draw the cards using my Talecraft deck by Komikasi Enterprise and post them here on this blog every day throughout NaNoWriMo to help you combat Writer's Block. The cards will then guide you as to what genre to write in, what your protagonist and antagonist are like and incorporate all the other cards in your short story or flash fiction.
You will own all the rights to whatever story you produce from these writing prompts and feel free to share them in the comments below.
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Classical vaccine manufacturing techniques are beset by limitations such as difficulties ramping up production volume, contamination of vaccines by a range of antigenic impurities, and even difficulties accurately targeting diseases, such as influenza, whose composition changes from year to year. Synthetic vaccines hold the promise of creating new, highly targeted vaccines from crafted peptide sequences, which could be much more effective than classical vaccines without the side effects.
Synthetic vaccine production is straightforward to ramp up, since it involves standardized peptide manufacturing techniques already in use across multiple industries, with accompanying economies of scale. By contrast, nearly all vaccines sold today are manufactured using early-20th century technologies, such as using live chicken eggs as incubators for tiny batches of highly impure doses.
Replikins, LLC believes that addressing this gap for the world's 7 billion inhabitants represents a massive and underserved business opportunity, one of the largest in the modern biotech/pharmaceutical space. Adjacent opportunities also exist in animal health, where farming on a global scale has led to growing markets for technologies that can maintain the health of fowl, livestock and marine stock.
The company's core software technology and patent portfolio are built around a new class of peptide subsequences, which were named Replikins by its founder, Dr. Samuel Bogoch. Increases in concentration of these subsequences in virus proteins has been found to be associated with rapidly replicating pathogens. These subsequences are consistently present in a wide range of rapidly-replicating viruses, pointing the way towards development of synthetic vaccine candidates.
Dr. Sanjay Gupta of CNN reports on Replikins
2009 report on Replikins and the potential of synthetic vaccine technology to improve on traditional vaccine approaches.
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mikech needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 79 designs submitted by 32 freelance designers.
We have this contest re-opend to 2 finalists only.
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There are no bounderies, please let your creativeness flow. I will tell you if you are headed in the right direction or not.
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Twentieth Century Fox Television, Imagine Television and FOX are sending the production of 24: LIVE ANOTHER DAY across the Atlantic to London for a thrilling international adventure, as the new tent-pole event series restarts the clock on the groundbreaking and Emmy Award-winning drama franchise starring Kiefer Sutherland. As previously announced, 24: LIVE ANOTHER DAY will make its historic debut in the summer of 2014 on FOX.
"Four years ago, we left Jack a fugitive from justice and we're going to pick him up four years later in London. Jack is soon back on the run and it takes us into the streets of London and in places that break new ground for the show. We've shot in New York, Washington, Los Angeles and Cape Town -- but now we're in London and Jack's loose on the streets of Europe, hunted by and hunting bad guys."


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May 21
Jazz Concert: Laura Caviani, director
From site: Music Department Events
Thursday, May 21st, 2020
8:15 – 9:45 pm / Kracum Performance Hall
Carleton Jazz Ensemble whose focus is on improvisation and the fusion between jazz, rock, funk and Latin influences; the vocal stylings of Scattitude; and the Jazz Chamber Groups.
Sponsored by Music. Contact: Holly Streekstra, x4475
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geoff osborn necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 148 diseños de 39 diseñadores freelance.
Imprint Therapies
I am a Brisbane (Australia) based natural therapist with over 20 years experience. I am looking for a logo to use as the basis for all marketing material including business cards, letterhead, with compliments slips, brochures, flyers and posters, signage.
The central approach of my practice is empowering people to achieve improved health and wellbeing by creating simple, repetitive change to thoughts, actions and behaviours.
This includes an improved sense of physical wellbeing through touch based therapies such as massage and acupuncture; improved mental health through yoga, meditation and reflective thought; improved overall health through better informed dietary choices etc..
The idea of "imprinting" is one that strongly appeals to me, hence the business name Imprint Therapies.
Defintion of imprinting:
rapid learning that occurs during a brief receptive period, typically soon after birth or hatching, and establishes a long-lasting behavioral response to a specific individual or object, as attachment to parent, offspring, or site.
to make an impression; have an effect.
I am seeking a professional logo to use as the basis for all marketing material including business cards, letterhead, with compliments slips, brochures, flyers and posters, signage.
My existing clientele come from a wide variety of backgrounds and I would like to continue to target my advertising material to a broad section of my local community.
I see professionals and executives who need help to manage busy and often stressful lives; athletes who want to improve their performance; people with chronic and often debilitating illnesses who are looking for more support than the western medical model provides; full time mums or mums-to-be who are often tired, sore and cranky; children with colds, flus, tummy upsets etc.
Almost anyone of any age or background with either a health condition or seeking to improve their health could be a client.
Feel free to get creative. I am looking for a unique and individual logo that reflects my practice NOT the "wellness industry".
The main ideas I'm thinking of are:
1. "Health Imprints"
Health imprints are embedded patterns of physical,emotional and mental behaviour. We constantly live from them, and they drive our sense of health and wellbeing. Imprint Therapies is about improving these imprints and the resulting health of clients.
2. "Fingerprint"
Represents my "hands on" method of treatment. I've previously had a fingerprint style logo which I liked a lot.
NB// if a fingerprint is incorporated in the logo, ultimately I would like it to be my fingerprint. I will send a copy of my fingerprint if it is required before finalising any artwork.
3. "Energy/flow"
The basis of all the treatments I use is in altering the flow of energy, be it mental, physical or emotional energy.
What I do NOT want:
anything involving flowers, bodies in motion, water, chinese characters, yin yang symbols etc.
anything that looks generic to the "wellness industry"
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1. To furnish with strength or means for the successful performance of any action or the attainment of any object; to aid; to assist; as, to help a man in his work; to help one to remember; the following infinitive is commonly used without to; as, Help me scale yon balcony.
2. To furnish with the means of deliverance from trouble; as, to help one in distress; to help one out of prison. God help, poor souls, how idly do they talk!
3. To furnish with relief, as in pain or disease; to be of avail against; sometimes with of before a word designating the pain or disease, and sometimes having such a word for the direct object. To help him of his blindness. The true calamus helps coughs. (Gerarde)
4. To change for the better; to remedy. Cease to lament for what thou canst not help. (Shak)
5. To prevent; to hinder; as, the evil approaches, and who can help it?
6. To forbear; to avoid. I can not help remarking the resemblance betwixt him and our author. (Pope)
7. To wait upon, as the guests at table, by carving and passing food. To help forward, to assist in advancing. To help off, to help to go or pass away, as time; to assist in removing. To help on, to forward; to promote by aid. To help out, to aid, as in delivering from a difficulty, or to aid in completing a design or task. The god of learning and of light Would want a god himself to help him out. (Swift) to help over, to enable to surmount; as, to help one over an obstacle. To help to, to supply with; to furnish with; as, to help one to soup. To help up, to help (one) to get up; to assist in rising, as after a fall, and the like. A man is well holp up that trusts to you. .
Synonym: to aid, assist, succor, relieve, serve, support, sustain, befriend.
to help, aid, assist. These words all agree in the idea of affording relief or support to a person under difficulties. Help turns attention especially to the source of relief. If i fall into a pit, i call for help; and he who helps me out does it by an act of his own. Aid turns attention to the other side, and supposes cooperation on the part of him who is relieved; as, he aided me in getting out of the pit; i got out by the aid of a ladder which he brought. Assist has a primary reference to relief afforded by a person who stands by in order to relieve. It denotes both help and aid. Thus, we say of a person who is weak, i assisted him upstairs, or, he mounted the stairs by my assistance. When help is used as a noun, it points less distinctively and exclusively to the source of relief, or, in other words, agrees more closely with aid. Thus we say, i got out of a pit by the help of my friend.
Origin: as. Helpan; akin to os. Helpan, D. Helpen, g. Helfen, OHG. Helfan, Icel. Hjalpa, Sw. Hjelpa, dan. Hielpe, goth. Hilpan; cf. Lith. Szelpti, and Skr. Klp to be fitting.
1. Strength or means furnished toward promoting an object, or deliverance from difficulty or distress; aid; ^; also, the person or thing furnishing the aid; as, he gave me a help of fifty dollars. Give us help from trouble, for vain is the help of man. (Ps. Lx. 11) God is . . . A very present help in trouble. (Ps. Xlvi. 1) Virtue is a friend and a help to nature. (South)
2. Remedy; relief; as, there is no help for it.
3. A helper; one hired to help another; also, thew hole force of hired helpers in any business.
4. Specifically, a domestic servant, man or woman.
Origin: as. Help; akin to D. Hulp, g. Hulfe, hilfe, Icel. Hjalp, Sw. Hjelp, dan. Hielp. See help.


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Macaron Mat
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There is an art to making perfect Parisian-style macarons, and this mat from De Buyer is the ideal canvas. Designed for preparing up to 44 macarons per batch, it's marked with concentric circles that guide you to piping evenly sized, centered cookies: The smaller central circles indicate placement of the piping tip, while the larger outer circles indicate the fill line for the fluffy batter. The mat's silicone baking surface releases the macarons easily after brief cooling.
- Reusable silicone-coated sheet developed for French patisseries.
- Marked for easy piping of up to 44 macarons.
- Lay it on the baking sheet for an instant nonstick baking surface; does not need to be greased.
- Innovative nonstick silicone surface guarantees instant release and easy cleanup.
- Doubles as an excellent surface for rolling out and baking any pastry dough.
- Rolls up for compact storage.
- Hand-wash only.
- Fits half sheet pans or larger.
- Dimensions & More Info
- 11 3/4" x 15 1/2".
- Large circles: 1 1/2" diam.
- Small circles 1/2" diam.
- Made in France.
- Use & Care
- Oven safe to 450°F.
- Place liner on a standard cookie sheet with the smooth side facing up; textured side prevents it from slipping.
- Do not use with an insulated cookie sheet, as this will interfere with heat conduction.
- After baking, allow baked goods to cool before removing; lift the liner's corner to dislodge.
- Do not use as a cutting surface.
- Hand-wash.
- Roll for storage; do not fold.
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Orders received by 9:00 p.m. ET Monday through Thursday will arrive the next business day; orders placed Friday through Sunday will arrive on the following Tuesday.
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Rated 5 out of 5 by Anonymous from Great Macron Mat! I love this mat the sizing is great and is so easy to clean. I made Macarons for the first time and they turned out great, they have a few flaws but for this being my very first time making them i'm very pleased with my results!Date published: 2018-08-01Rated 4 out of 5 by Rachel from Great for sizing, easy to use! I love how easy this makes it to size macarons. It was easy to clean and easy to use as well. The only downside is that it's not Quite as nice as parchment paper for removing the macarons without damaging their bottoms. They are finicky no matter what, so if you overwhip the egg whites like I did yesterday, they will stick more to the silicon mat than they would to parchment paper. But if you make your batter to perfection, these work great! I think these will also be great to make cookies on!Date published: 2017-02-27Rated 2 out of 5 by SuzanneNYC from Questionable item The overall end product is fair. Macarons baked nicely and would give 4 stars alone for that, but the mat fell short in a lot of ways. I wish the sizing on the mat itself gave a larger option of the standard macaron size as this only offers the smaller size. The packaging says France all over it with fancy french branding(really nice), although I noticed on the WS price tag reads "Made in China" and upon further inspection online under Dimensions & More info you will find "Made in China" unlike France which is what some other reviewers thought (clever). I had planned on purchasing 4 mats but I will most likely consider buying the original Silpat instead which is in fact "Made in France"Date published: 2015-10-23Rated 5 out of 5 by LindainWyoming from Perfect for piping These are perfect for creating "same-size" Macarons. They are not as heavy as a Silpat, and once the Macs have cooled...they pop right off....smooth, beautiful bottoms. Even baking.Date published: 2015-04-26Rated 5 out of 5 by revpam from Macaron Mat rocks This mat is perfect. The circles are all there.. the mat fits the pan well .. and it has enough heft when you slam the pan down w/ the unbaked macaron, the mat does not slip. The mat gave the bottoms of the maracons a nice finish. I am glad I went this way instead of the trying to put the parchment over a slipping graphic of circles. It arrived later than promised, but customer service was attentive.Date published: 2015-03-05Rated 5 out of 5 by GalaGala from A Fabulous French Find! This mat was a fabulous find, and it was made in France (authentic)! My Macaron's turn out perfectly proportioned thanks to the pattern of circles that guide you when piping. I love Macaron's, however, they are very expensive when purchased at the bakery. Now, I make my own thanks to Williams-Sonoma, who always provides unique items of the finest quality!Date published: 2015-01-24Rated 5 out of 5 by missoanhton from Awesome mat for macarons! Bought this mat because I'm a newbie to the macaron world. Best thing ever! It held the shape of my macaron really well and they lifted off so easily! Will be buying more so I can do mass macaron making!Date published: 2014-09-08
What is the outside diameter of the circles?Hi Catherine C, The large circles have a 1 1/2" diameter; small circles 1/2" diameter.Date published: 2019-02-18


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As summer winds down, your hair is probably looking less than its best after beach and pool time took their toll. But have no fear because it's nothing a good hair mask (and a trim) can't fix. One ultra nourishing hair treatment I recently tried is by California Sunshine. Their three ingredient "Radiant Beach" hair mask is meant to be used once a week for an immediately noticeable difference in your locks in the form of less dryness and more shine. I definitely saw an improvement after just one treatment!
Radiant Beach's 2 active ingredients:
- Organic Virgin Coconut Oil – Penetrates hair shaft for superior, natural conditioning and moisturizing. Medium chain triglycerides to protect against hair loss and promote thick hair. Contains natural Vitamin E and fatty acids to prevent dandruff.
- Organic Ricinus Communis Oil – Curative and medicinal. Known to thicken hair, moisturize, protect scalp, and promote shininess.
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App Review: I Dig It by InMotion Software, LLC (with tips)
July 15, 2009 by Jeff
Filed under Daily App Reviews, Games
I Dig It by InMotion Software, LLC is a really fun game with a great story to go with it. Times are tough and rain is scarce. Farmer Lewis is running out of money. So, he invents a digging machine to dig for things that the farmer can sell for money to pay off his mortgage. You get to control the digging machine and collect the objects out of the ground and then sell them. Using this money you can also upgrade your machine in several areas. You can upgrade the hull, the coolant, the drill, the radar, the fuel tank, and the cargo. Each of these upgrades will help to allow you to reach deeper depths in the earth, which contain more valuable objects that you can collect. Every object that you collect takes up space. When your cargo is full, you will need to return to the surface. Once you have surfaced, you will also need to get more gas and sell the items at the stand.
I Dig It has very simple controls. All you need to do is use the control stick which is in the bottom of the screen. This will allow you to dig tunnels through the ground towards the objects.
I Dig It is a very well done and addicting game. The controls are extremely easy to use and master. The animations are smooth and the graphics look perfect. The sound effects are also very realistic. I Dig It is a great game for everyone to play.
- Be careful with your digging machine. Excessive drilling or digging will cause it to heat up. If it overheats, game over. Upgrade the cooling system to help keep it from overheating.
- Don't crash it or bump it too hard. When you are "flying" around and bumping into things, the hull gets damaged. Too much damage and your machine is finished. An upgrade to the hull helps keep damage at bay.
- Watch your gauges, especially gas. You'll quickly notice that the digger machine uses a lot of fuel. There's an upgrade for this too but depending on your order of upgrades you'll need to do some mining first and get some money. The developer obviously thought that gas was back at $4.00 per gallon because it is expensive to refuel the digger.
- If you can, maximize your cargo hold with objects you've found. ie: dig until your cargo is full. Flying in and out of the holes takes a lot of fuel.
- There are multiple levels of upgrades for each component. However, they quickly get expensive. Digging deeper gets to better items you can sell for more money. The deeper you go, the less around you you can see (radar) as the ground gets more dense. When you've got the first order of upgrades complete ($100.00 levels) then start digging deeper and deeper.
Developer's Website: http://trinitower.inmotionsoftware.com/


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Fieldside & Gleneagles at St. Charles
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Offered only in Fieldside at St. Charles -Enter into the foyer of the Brentwood and you'll know you've entered a home of style and distinction. An elegant tray feature accents the 9' ceiling, while graceful arches pull you into the living areas of the home. To the left are two spacious bedrooms and a full bath. To the right, a hall leads to a two car garage and a convenient and enormous 1st floor laundry room with storage shelves, room for side-by-side washer-dryer, and an optional laundry tub. Forward off of the foyer is the main living area, spacious and filled with light from the vaulted ceiling and bank of windows on the rear wall of the great room. The kitchen is open to the great room over an arched breakfast bar, and the dining area is perfect for informal dinners at home. The optional sunroom adds more room off the great room for entertaining. Don't forget to add the optional screened porch for even more light and living area. There are plenty of options to make the home fit your lifestyle – choose a study featuring glass French doors in lieu of an extra bedroom and work from home. Add the extension to the house for an even larger bedroom #2 with walk-in closet. Set off from the main living area by a private arched entryway, the owner's bedroom is a secluded retreat with an optional tray ceiling and enormous walk-in closet. The owner's bath features a double-bowl vanity and separate shower and tub; or upgrade to the soaking tub for a spa-like experience. Don't forget to add the optional sitting area to the bedroom. Want even more space? Add the optional bonus room upstairs; or make it into a bonus bedroom with walk-in closet and bath. The Brentwood features transitional and cottage elevations with brick, stone, and siding. No matter what options you choose, the Brentwood is a home that is sure to delight and inspire.
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All-Clad Copper Core Fry Pans
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The copper core of this pan is incredibly responsive to heat, making this piece perfect for frying foods and cooking omelettes, or creating delicate sauces and reductions.
- Five-ply construction of securely bonded metals: a thick, extremely heat-responsive copper core sandwiched between two layers of highly conductive aluminum with an easy-clean stainless-steel exterior and interior that won't react with foods.
- Allows for the quickest heat-up time, maximum temperature control and rapid, even heat distribution.
- A ring of copper adds a finishing touch to the gleaming exterior.
- Riveted stainless-steel handle stays cool on the cooktop.
- Ideal for use on any type of cooktop, including induction.
- Hand crafted in the USA with materials from the USA.
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- 8" pan: 8" diam., 2" high; 3 lb.
- 10" pan: 10" diam., 2" high; 4 lb.
- 12" pan: 12" diam., 2 1/4" high; 5 lb.
- Use & Care
- Ideal for use on any type of cooktop, including induction.
- Oven and broiler safe.
- Allow pot to cool before washing.
- Dishwasher safe.
- Avoid using steel wool, steel scouring pads or harsh detergents.
- Stubborn food residue and stains can be removed with a nylon scrubbing pad and a fine-powdered cleanser.
- If desired, the exterior copper ring can be cleaned with a copper polish.
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Rated 2 out of 5 by Almost Lisa from Maybe I just don't know how to use it but... I bought this for my husband for Christmas because it was what he asked for. It was shiny and lovely when it came out of the box and he loved it. Since then he has used it several times and we cannot get it clean. He has washed it right after it cools with no dried food on it and it ends up with a white scum on the bottom. After one stir fry meal there were some brown marks on it and I scrubbed until my hands cramped trying to get them off. I tried some baking soda on it because I know you're not supposed to scour the stainless steel but we still ended up with the white film on the bottom. I spent a ton of money on this pan and it's a pain in the butt to clean. Should've saved my money and gotten a regular no stick pan.Date published: 2019-01-03Rated 5 out of 5 by Fred from 12" Pan Love this pan! Paired it with the d5 line 12" lid. About the only complaint I could see is that it's heavy. Doesn't bother me, but certainly too heavy for children imo. As with all SS surfaces, it needs seasoning and proper care (pamphlet that comes with it has instructions), but if done will not let you down!Date published: 2017-12-26Rated 5 out of 5 by cmcinc from 12 inch Fry Pan I bought this fry pan in another store only because I had a gift certificate as I love Williams Sonoma. I have no issue with the handle and it cooks wonderfully. I also have the 12 inch everything pan and the lid fits on this one perfectly. I make huge amounts of sautéed vegetables in this pot as well as multiple chicken breasts, etc. I'm glad I picked the individual pieces rather than a set as all my pots get used.Date published: 2017-07-04Rated 4 out of 5 by TeaDrink from Thin Pan I think for the price you pay, it is a very thin pan in general and also compared to 20 years old All-Clad cookware I have seen. The moment steak hit the pan, there was a burnt spot on the fat area. I wish companies, all of them, stop reducing the quality of products they make, and sell something that they could take pride in it and make the costumers happy.Date published: 2017-02-16Rated 5 out of 5 by IamG from Non stick beautifully responsive I love this pan. After simple seasoning with coconut oil, non stick and easy to clean. As responsive and uniform as everyone says. It makes me a better cook!Date published: 2016-10-18Rated 5 out of 5 by Sassymooshu from Ironclad pan Great pan. Heats evenly and easy cleanup. Great looking pan. Can't wait to get the whole ser.Date published: 2016-04-19Rated 5 out of 5 by Natab0525 from Copper core gal for life! I love the all clad copper core line. The pans heat up lightening fast and there are no hot spots, I get beautiful even browning every time.Date published: 2014-08-04Rated 5 out of 5 by Foodtastic from Amazing Pan These pans are amazing. Amazingly even heating and SUPER responsive to changing the burner. This is the perfect pan for frying an egg, hot to set the edge and cools quickly for a slow cook. I love this pan.Date published: 2013-08-12


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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – Bob Scalise, The Nichols Family Director of Athletics, and Harvard University are pleased to announce the endowment of the 16th head coach position: The Friends of Harvard Water Polo Head Coach.
Made possible through the donations of three former water polo captains -- Michael S. Graff, AB '73, John C. Hansen, Jr., AB '81 and MBA '85 and Peter J. Richards, AB '92 -- this is the fourth coaching endowment in the past 18 months and the 17th endowed position in the athletics department.
"Harvard Athletics is delighted to receive this latest endowment, and I am personally grateful to John, Mike, and Peter for their visionary support," Scalise said. "Endowing this position helps lay the foundation for the future success of the Harvard water polo programs. As we aim to attract and retain the best and brightest head coaches, securing endowments is crucial, and I hope the generosity of these three alumni will inspire others to follow suit."
A two-time team captain, Graff led Harvard's water polo club to compete with seven varsity teams in the 1972 Eastern NCAA Regionals, finishing second. He was named All-New England First Team for his efforts. Graff now serves as Chairman of the USA Water Polo Board of Directors.
Hansen served as the co-captain during the inaugural season of varsity men's water polo at Harvard. He was instrumental in the team finishing 9-6 during the 1980 season.
The co-captain of the 1991 squad, Richards, was a four-year letterwinner on the varsity team. He garnered All-New England second-team honors in 1988 and 1990, and he was named second team All-Ivy in 1990 and honorable mention in 1989.
Current men's and women's water polo head coach Ted Minnis will become the first Friends of Harvard Water Polo Head Coach. Minnis just completed his third year at the helm of both programs, guiding each team to the Collegiate Water Polo Association Eastern Championships.
"This is a great day for Harvard Water Polo and the future of both the men's and women's programs," Minnis added. "I want to thank everyone who made this possible, and I am honored to be the Friends of Harvard Water Polo Head Coach."