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Ottawa - Four years of planning and building for a week-long, tension-filled test of endurance that is the Canadian Olympic Trials evaporated in just under three hours on the pebbled ice of Canadian Tire Centre as Brad Gushue and his curling team were bounced from contention in the 2018 Winter Olympics.
Mike McEwen, the hard-luck skip from Winnipeg, was lights out Saturday night, ending Gushue's hopes for another Olympic appearance with a 6-4 win in the Roar of the Rings semifinal Saturday night.
McEwen and his team of B.J. Neufeld, Matt Wozniak and Denni Neufeld will play Kevin Koe's Calgary-based foursome Sunday night for the right to represent Canada in the South Korea Games in February.
On the women's side, Jennifer Jones and her Winnipeg team won't get a chance to defend their Olympic gold medal after losing to hometown favourite Rachel Homan 6-3 in the women's semifinal earlier in the day.
Homan, the defending Canadian and world champion who's now won eight straight games here in Ottawa, will play Calgary's Chelsea Carey in Sunday's final.
The women's game is 3:30 p.m. (NL time, TSN), while the men's final game goes 8:30 p.m. (NL time, TSN).
Gushue, Mark Nichols, Brett Gallant and Geoff Walker entered the semifinal on a roll, winners of four straight games, including an 8-3 win over McEwen and a final round-robin decision over Koe.
But it was a different McEwen who showed up at the rink Saturday, a player Gushue would later displayed the best performance the Newfoundland and Labrador team had ever seen.
"We didn't play poorly, we didn't play great," Gushue said. "And with the level that Mike played at, we had to play at an extremely high level, and we didn't."
Gushue and Nichols curled in the 2005 Winter Olympics, where they won gold in Torino, Italy, and they, along with the front end of Gallant and Walker, arrived in Ottawa as the team to beat this week.
They're the defending Brier and world champions, and had been lights out on the World Curling Tour this fall, going 32-5.
McEwen, on the other hand, had been dogged with the reputation of failing to win the big one, despite finishing on top of the Tour's money list four out of five years from 2011-15.
Saturday's game, in front of 7,161 at Canadian Tire Centre, was a see-saw battle through the early goings, with McEwen leading 3-2 at the fifth end break.
After exchanging points in the sixth and seventh ends, McEwen had the floodgates open in the eighth with a steal of two to go up 6-3.
It effectively clinched the win for the Manitoban.
With his last shot, McEwen made a lovely hit and roll to count two, forcing Gushue to attempt a difficult double takeout.
It appeared the St. John's skip might have had a chance to slip his last shot in to grab a piece of the button to score, a shot Gushue said afterwards was simply not there, with a McEwen rock at the top of the 12 foot and another in the four foot hugging a piece of the button.
"He made such a good shot that any chance I had for one was extremely difficult," Gushue said. "The shot I tried was for two and to me it was equal difficulty, and obviously the upside was a whole lot better.
"So no, I wouldn't change it. I'd like to have the chance to throw it again. It was the worst rock I threw of the day. It ran a lot straighter than I thought, but at the end of the day, I could have thrown it better."
McEwen agreed with his opponent with his shot selection.
"He is the best at game management and scoreboard management, by far," he said of Gushue. "He's a master at that.
"I think he made the right choice, because the single was very difficult as well."
Walker said there was very little discussion over what Gushue should throw with his last stone.
"A shot for one was tough, and when you play the odds at that point in the game, yeah, you're still around but your chances at winning at that point are tough," said the Albertan.
"We needed the deuce, and Brad was confident. It was one of those times when he put the broom down, was confident and was ready to throw it. You don't really get in his way.
"If it was an easy shot for one, you probably take it. But it was difficult and the deuce was there. It was not something that you were throwing up on a prayer."
Entering these Trials, Gushue was taking an laid-back approach, reminding himself he'd been there, done that on the Olympic stage.
Not that he didn't want to win, mind you, but a loss would only amount to a couple of sleepless nights, he said.
Afterwards, Gushue was gracious in defeat, but admitted the setback was "extremely disappointing", as you'd expect.
"It sucks … it sucks," he said. "But I'm extremely proud of our team this week. We got off to rough start, yet we kept ourselves in there and gave ourselves a chance.
"This is the nature of the Olympic Trials. When you get a guy like Mike McEwen, as good as he is playing at that level, boy, it's tough.
"We talked about it before the game … if we go out and throw a 90 per cent game and if somebody beats us, so be it. I imagine that's pretty close to what happened (Team McEwen curled 87 per cent to Team Gushue's 83)."
If the loss was hard for Gushue and Nichols to come to grips with, you can only imagine how Gallant and Walker felt, as those two were looking to going to the Olympics for the first time.
"It's a loss that's going to sting for a while," Walker said. "You can still look at it from the point of view that we're young and we have four more years, but man it's tough … it's tough.
"We know how much of a grind it is to get this far and be a champion. It's not easy."
As for Gallant, there's still the chance he could curl in the Olympics in mixed doubles, but that might not even pan out. He could be looking for a new partner as Jocelyn Peterman, who is also his girlfriend, is playing in today's final with Team Carey, and as such might not be curling mixed doubles, depending on Sunday's outcome.
"That's not something I'm even thinking about," he said. "It's going to be another four years before we get back here, right?
"We put a lot of work in with these guys, and we wanted to do it together. It didn't happen. It's tough."
The team will take from each other for the next few weeks, through Christmas, before getting back in the saddle in the New Year and gearing upwards a defence of their Brier title and, depending on how things work out in Regina, Sask., the worlds.
As for Sunday's final, Gushue isn't making any predictions. Not that he was in the mood to do so Saturday.
He did offer this, however: "It's Mike's time. If he plays like that Sunday, Koe's got his hands full."


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This is just a short post for Friday. I have been working a fair amount with SSAS and the rest of the BI stack and recently I was asked to install a default instance of SSAS on server that already had a named instance installed. I didn't think this would take me a long time I had a quick look at Configuration Manager saw the named SSAS instance mounted up the ISO and off I went.
Click click click click done. Oh an Error…"The instance ID needs to be unique please " on further investigation it seemed that the existing named instance had the default instance ID. How could that be I thought?
It turns out that the current named instance was initially installed as the default instance then got renamed. SSAS instances are far more easily renamed than Database Engine instances. The recommended way to change a database engine default instance to a named instance is to uninstall and re-install the server. Fortunately with SSAS the process is much more straight forward.
SSAS actually ships with an instance rename tool, this article on the Microsoft site talks you through how to use it
My rename tool can be found her
C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\100\Tools\Binn\VSShell\Common7\IDE
The tool is called ASInstanceRename.exe
Fire it up and you get a screen that looks like this
Select an instance to rename from the drop-down list and specify the new name for the instance. In this case I'm renaming my default instance and making it a named instance imaginatively called NewInstance. You click on OK and the instance gets renamed and I get a named instance of SSAS
Now I'd have to connect to the SSAS instance using ServerName\InstanceName
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Harvard will add six newcomers in 2014 (Justine Agaloos).
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – Harvard women's water polo coach Ted Minnis has announced the addition of six freshman for the 2014 season: Melissa Balding, Alexis Del Toro, Jillian Dukes, Michelle Martinelli, Eela Nagaraj and Zoe Osborne. The Class of 2017 is composed of four student-athletes from California and one each from Florida and Alberta, Canada.
"This incoming class of young women adds depth to our team and will be a presence in and out of the water," Minnis said. "They all come from great high school and club programs and have had a lot of success in water polo and in their academics."
The recruits will join the 2013 Crimson that became the first team since the 2000-02 run to post three consecutive winning seasons with an 18-16 overall record and 3-3 mark in regular season CWPA Southern Division games. Harvard will return nine members of the 2013 squad, including second team All-CWPA Southern Division performers Yoshi Andersen and Ariel Dukes.
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Melissa Balding, Costa Mesa, Calif., Edison
Selected as captain as a senior and earned four varsity letters in water polo … Fifth on Edison's all-time goals list … Edison record holder for most ejections drawn in a game … Two-time All-League first-team selection … All-League second-team honoree as a freshman and sophomore … In 2013, All-CIF second-team selection … All-Southern California third-team selection as a senior … Led her club team to two Cal Cup Championships in 2010 and 2011 … Helped the US to a second-place finish at the 2012 18U Junior Olympics … First team All-American selection at the Junior Olympics in 2012 … Three-time USA Water Polo Academic All-American … Named Edison's Model United Nations Most Outstanding Junior … Member of Edison's Fellowship of Christian Athletes Leadership team.
Alexis Del Toro, Laguna Beach, Calif., Laguna Beach
Selected as captain as a senior and earned four varsity letters in water polo … Led Laguna Beach to two Orange Coast League Championships …Three-time Orange Coast All-League Selection … Two-time All-CIF honoree… All-County selection as a senior … Named to the Tournament of Champions All-Tournament Team in 2013 … Team Offensive Player of the Year in 2013 … Coach's Award recipient in 2011 … Named Rookie of the Year in 2010 … Also a four-year letterwinner in swimming and named captain as a senior … Led Laguna Beach to three consecutive Orange Coast League Championships … Member of the 200-medley relay record team … Three-time Orange Coast League Scholar Athlete … Two-time Academic All-American … Academic Excellence Award in Biology, Honors Geometry, Honors Algebra II and AP English Language … Superintendents Honor Roll … Rotary Student of the Month … President of Love Your Kidneys Club …Communications and Media Manager of the non-profit organization Kidney for Life … Member of National Honor Society and California Scholarship Federation … Volunteered at Ocean Beach Camp and also taught volunteer swim lessons at community pool … Juntos tutor.
Jillian Dukes, Winter Park, Fla., Winter Park
Selected as captain as a senior and earned four varsity letters in water polo … Led Winter Park to three consecutive district and metro championships … Helped Winter Park to three straight state runner-up finishes … All-Metro first-team selection as a senior … All Central-Florida second-team choice in 2012 … Most Valuable Defensive Water Polo Player as a senior … Most Improved Water Polo Player in 2011 … NISCA Water Polo All-American fifth team …Invited to the Olympic Development Program National Training and Selection Camp for water polo in 2012 … Olympic Development Program Southeast Zone Water Polo team member in 2010 and 2011 … Junior Olympic Water Polo team member in 2011 and 2012 … Also a four-year letterwinner in swimming …Captained the team as a senior … Metro and district swim meet qualifier … Two-time Outstanding Water Polo Academic All-American … Scholar Athlete as a junior … National Merit Scholar Finalist … FHSAA All-State Academic Team in 2013 … AP Scholar with Distinction as a senior … Orlando Sentinel Classroom Star in 2012 … Member of National Honor Society, Math Honor Society, Spanish Honor Society, and Science Honor Society … Volunteered at Eatonville Boys and Girls Club … Her sister, Ariel Dukes '15, plays water polo at Harvard.
Michelle Martinelli, San Diego, Calif., Torrey Pines
Two-time captain, four-year letterwinner … Led Torrey Pines to three consecutive Palomar League championships … Helped Torrey Pines to three straight Division 1 CIF runner-up finishes … As a senior, All-CIF, All-League and All-County first team selection … All-County second team selection as a junior …All-CIF Division 1 honorable mention in 2011 … Palomar League second team as a sophomore … CA-Hawaii All-American eight team in 2012 … In 2013, San Diego Open Varsity Tournament first team selection … Two-time Offense MVP … Named Most Outstanding Athlete as a senior … "I am Torrey Pines" Award recipient in 2013 … Coach's Award recipient in 2011 … Two-time USA Water Polo Academic All-American Outstanding Achievement … Two-time San Diego All-Academic Team Member
Four-time Scholar Athlete …Also lettered in swim … AP Scholar with Distinction … Interned at UCSD Lab … In 2013, voted Most Likely to Succeed …Member of National Honor Society and California Scholarship Federation … Coached Del Mar Water Polo.
Eela Nagaraj, Los Altos Hills, Calif., Saint Franics
Selected as captain as a senior and earned three varsity letters in water polo … Led Saint Francis to a CCS championship and WCAL championship as senior … Helped Saint Francis to WCAL co-champion status as a junior … Two-time All-WCAL first team selection … All-CCS second team as a senior and CCS honorable mention as a junior … All-Daily News second-team selection as a senior … Also a four-year letterwinner in swimming … CIF/CCS Farmers Female Scholar Athlete … National Merit Scholarship Winner … Won department awards in chemistry, algebra II/trig and French … Varsity scholar athlete … 4.0 award recipient … High Honor Roll student … Membership Coordinator of Baking Club … Treasurer of Foreign Language Honor Society … Board Member of Teen Awareness Program … Teacher's Assistant for California Scholarship Federation … Member of National Honor Society … Volunteer at Kids Read, Westwind Therapeutic Horseback Riding and Pinehill Residential Care Center … Water polo coach at the Santa Clara Valley Water Polo club … Her uncle, Vikram Nagaraj, graduated from Harvard in 1989.
Zoe Osborne, Okotoks, Alta., Edison
Competed for the Calgary Renegades for four seasons and captained the team in 2013 … Led the U18 and U16 Renegades to national championships in 2012 and 2010, respectively … In 2010, helped lead the U16 team to an undefeated season … Placed fourth with the U18 Renegades at the national championships in 2013 … Led the U16 Renegades to a silver medal at the 2011 national championships … Two-time AB Open U18 All-Star team selection … In 2013, BC Open U18 All-Star Team selection … Named AB Open U16 All-Star team MVP in 2011 … U16 National Championships All-Star team selection in 2011 … Named Renegades U16 Best Defense and MVP … Earned first class honors in grades 9-12 … Silver Duke of Edinburgh Award recipient.


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I used to get so mad at the faithful bloggers who would blog every single day during the adoption process and then drop off the face of the earth once their little darlings were home. Seriously- I would curse them through my computer screen saying things like ,"But wait! We need to know how the transition is going- what kind of issues are your going through? What in the world can I expect when my child comes home?"
Alas- I have become one of those people! Sorry folks for the anemic blogging. Miles is doing amazing. He fits into our family like a glove. He is attaching well and bonding like a champ and coming out of his shell a little more every day! But the boy does NOT sleep. Like at all. Really. I read this morning that a 12 month old needs 14 hours of sleep. Miles is sleeping maybe 6 or 7- if we're lucky. No naps at all. Did ya' hear that- NONE! And sleep at night is a series of 45 minute naps. Which means that sleep for the mama is a series of 25 minute naps by the time the bottles get made and the diapers get changed and the poopy pajamas get thrown in the wash. And another weird sleeping habit? Miles will not under any circumstances sleep in the crib or the pack and play. He insists on sleeping on the floor. No blanket. I don't think he slept on the floor at the orphanage so I am not sure what that is about. We've tried co-sleeping, lights on, lights off, singing, swaddling, just about everything imaginable! And somehow he still stays awake around the clock. I get that he is still doing a whole lot of adjusting, but I am totally welcoming suggestions here!
Aside from the fact that he is turning us all into walking zombies, oh my goodness, the boy is adorable. He is so calm and giggly. In every way possible, Miles was always meant to be a part of this family. It is so much fun to watch him with Sadie and Noah. I just look at those 3 kiddos (through my toothpick propped-open eyelids) and count my blessings- for they are plentiful!
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OS X Lion system requirements
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- An Intel Core 2 Duo, Core i3, Core i5, Core i7, or Xeon processor
- Mac OS X v10.6.6 or later to install via the Mac App Store (v10.6.8 recommended)
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Starting and Stopping Greenplum Database
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Starting and Stopping Greenplum Database
In a Greenplum Database DBMS, the database server instances (the master and all segments) are started or stopped across all of the hosts in the system in such a way that they can work together as a unified DBMS.
Because a Greenplum Database system is distributed across many machines, the process for starting and stopping a Greenplum Database system is different than the process for starting and stopping a regular PostgreSQL DBMS.
Use the gpstart and gpstop utilities to start and stop Greenplum Database, respectively. These utilities are located in the $GPHOME/bin directory on your Greenplum Database master host.
Issuing a kill -9 or kill -11 might introduce database corruption. If Pivotal Greenplum Database corruption occurs, Pivotal will make best efforts to restore a cluster. A root cause analysis cannot be performed.
For information about gpstart and gpstop, see the Greenplum Database Utility Guide.
Starting Greenplum Database
Start an initialized Greenplum Database system by running the gpstart utility on the master instance.
$ gpstart
Restarting Greenplum Database
Stop the Greenplum Database system and then restart it.
$ gpstop -r
Reloading Configuration File Changes Only
Reload changes to Greenplum Database configuration files without interrupting the system.
$ gpstop -u
Starting the Master in Maintenance Mode
Start only the master to perform maintenance or administrative tasks without affecting data on the segments.
Run gpstart using the -m option:
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Connect to the master in maintenance mode to do catalog maintenance. For
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After completing your administrative tasks, stop the master in utility mode. Then,
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9-24-09 PNC Park
Thanks to the G20, I was off work today. If I had to work, I wouldn't have been able to attend this game. Since I'm on a quest to get 400 balls – I decided to add a bonus game to my ledger today. The plan was to attend today's game, and leave and drive to Cleveland for a nightcap.
After snagging 14 balls yesterday, I was hoping to hit double digits again between these two games.
Once again, Pittsburgh was a military zone. Check out this scene right outside PNC Park:
When I got in line, I was shocked to see that I was about 15th-20th in line, even though I had arrive a half hour early. Autograph seekers were there bright and early because Thursdays are alumni autograph days at PNC Park.
10:30 rolled around and the gates should've opened, but it didn't. The Pirates were taking extra precautions, and had to wait for the head security guy to come help set up tables. Upset at the lost time, I noticed that the Trib Total Media Hall of Fame club line was slowly moving. I ran down there to get in. After emptying my pockets into a container and being throroughly wanded my a Pittsburgh Police officer, I was let in.
Despite being 20th in line at the outset, I was the first one into the left field bleachers. There was nothing going on. No batting practice today.
Eventually, Daniel McCutchen came out to throw with Herbie Andrade.
When they were finished, Herbie (shown in the upper right) – turned and threw the ball directly at me. It was a little high, so I had to hop up to make the catch of ball #1.
and started rolling through the aisle to the left. The ball rolled an entire section, and I was in hot pursuit. Unfortunately, I got blocked off by a railing. The ball came to a rest no less than four feet from me, but the railing was blocking me. I hesitated for a split second, deciding if I should dive over the railing. The hesitation cost me the ball, as a man ran back and grabbed the ball.
I left the game after the 3rd inning to head to Cleveland. I wanted to get there at 3:30, so
I could be first in line…..
Today's baseballs:
Sweet spots:
Game: 4 balls (3 thrown, 1 device)
Season: 379 balls (200 hit, 115 thrown, 64 device)
Games: 77 games (9 of which didn't have BP)
Average: 4.92 balls per game
Career: 545 balls
Streak: 92 consecutive games attended with at least 1 ball snagged.
Attendance: 15,892 (again, 2,000-3,000 in attendance)
Race for 400 in 2009: Need 21 in 4 games, 5.25 per game


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Tuesday, February 16, 2010
Day 4 of the GeneaBloggers Games
Added 2 new source citations
(Not much accomplished today. Came home from work to find that plowing had deposited heavy, icy snow back in front of our driveway and had covered up the parking place in front of our house so painstakingly dug out by my husband. As a matter of fact, when I came home, neighbors up and down the street were "re-digging out." The two previous plowing jobs, done by a friend of a neighbor, were much better and more helpful.)
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"I will always love you" on Whitney Houston's headstone
WESTFIELD, N.J. Whitney Houston's grave in New Jersey has been marked with a teardrop-shaped headstone -- with an inscription well known to her fans: "I will always love you."
The 48-year-old pop music queen died Feb. 11, 2012, in Beverly Hills, Calif. An autopsy found she had drowned accidentally, with heart disease and cocaine use contributing to her death.
She was buried next to her father in Westfield, N.J., about 20 miles west of New York.
Her headstone includes a heart-shaped engraving upon which her image and the words "THE VOICE" are etched in capital letters.
Just below is the inscription "I will always love you," from the Dolly Parton song Houston made famous. Houston's recording of the song was played at her funeral.


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This article from Andy Birol, Contributing Writer at the Atlanta Business Chronicle offers excellent advice for your search for a commercial banker. Here are find simple points to keep in mind if and when you enter into debt financing.
As long as capitalism survives in the United States, there will be bankers and business owners. Whatever the stage of the business cycle, one will need the other more. If bankers are lending freely, there's a good chance owners don't need to borrow (and the reverse is true).
While bankers and owners need and value each other, few supplier/customer relationships are as complicated and fraught with angst. Owners fret about the strings, bureaucracy and inattention accompanying the money they borrow. To many owners, loan officers are seen as temporary caretakers with neither the time (nor incentive) to understand their customer's business.
Conversely, every bank president I have met — in spite of his or her regulatory and lending constraints — insists they are the bank for business owners and direct their officers to make business loans. They lament over how overbanked and rate-driven their market is. And they are right that smaller businesses rarely understand the banking industry's approach to financial management, risk and working capital.
Small-business owners need bankers who will give them the financial expertise they cannot afford to develop internally. Here are my five key ways for you to bank on your banker:
1. Accept it's the bank's money and not yours
A bank's first obligation is to protect and control the depositors' money. Bankers often finance up to 50 percent of their client's balance sheets but only 10 percent of the business' costs. They can feel like they're more concerned with protecting a company's assets than the owners.
So be a good customer. When you take their money, understand that paperwork and record-keeping is critical. Loan officers are evaluated first on how they protect the bank's money. Unlike other investors, they won't try to run your business as long as you do.
2. You are not a bank's customer. You are its supplier
Think of yourself as the supplier (of a good credit risk) to your sales rep (the lender) who must sell it to his customer (the credit committee). This will help you set your expectations realistically.
The credit policy committee's decisions are based on the bank's overall financial needs as often as they are on your creditworthiness. Don't take it personally when their decision appears to disregard the obvious. No aspiring lenders will jeopardize their career by going against credit policies of their employer.
3. Bank on loan officers, not their banks
Banks quickly copy each other's products and services. Your contact makes all the difference. When deciding on a banker, pick the individual who has substantial tenure and business acumen outside of banking. The best lender for your small business is rarely the hard-charging, promotable, fast-tracker. The tenured expert who loves working with businesses is the far more valuable choice.
Unfortunately, the average banker covers more than 250 customers. It is harder to keep an eye on your business than to get you the lowest interest rate. If your business is so dependent on debt service that even a quarter-percentage point can make or break your company, don't blame this on your banker.
4. Don't settle for "service." Demand expertise and advice
If your banker is only a middleman and expediter, that doesn't add value to your business. Worse yet, if you call your banker after months of not talking and frantically ask for an increase in your line of credit to make payroll, shame on you both!
Your banker should proactively ask open-ended questions, such as how will you make payroll if you lose an account or production capacity? Your conversation should lead you both to agreeing on an overall financial strategy and contingencies. Then you know you have the right banker.
5. Buy on price when the value is not available
If you can't get the expertise you need in a lender, then shop for the lowest rate. Think of your banking relationship as an "outsource-before-you-in-source" decision. As you grow in financial complexity and embrace the disciplines your lender taught you, hire a treasurer or chief financial officer with the expertise to bring your rates down.
Whether your business and personal philosophy is to borrow and leverage your balance sheet to success, or to pay-as-you-go (spending only cash to purchase assets) a banker will always be in your life.


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Showcase houseplants on an attractive plant stand on the patio. The outdoor air benefits the houseplants and the plants benefit the patio design. Included in the display are rose- and lemon-scented geranium, 'Dragon Wing' begonia, angel wing begonia, Persian shield (Strobilanthes dyerianus) and an amaryllis (Hippeastrum sp.).
For every puzzling garden area, a great container or two (or three) might provide the ideal solution. Containers enhance patios, decks, porches and other places with no soil. Do not limit yourself to those areas — containers work well throughout the yard and garden.
Great containers can fit everywhere or anywhere and can serve any garden purpose. They can: add color, height and interest; be a single container that becomes the focal point in a location; become a grouping of multiple containers; create a monocolor group or a multicolor group; coordinate colors or contrast colors; and conceal flaws (such as a container hiding a utility box).
A single container can make a statement with a bright bold color, its size, and its unique shape or design. Several containers can fill a space, display a vignette, create a mood and hold holiday decorations.
Size it up
Match the size of the container to the size of the garden area. A large container or a group of large containers balance a large space. Small containers tuck easily into a small area. So select containers that fit the space. A white or light-colored container adds light to a dark space, for example. Then select plants that fit the container size and space. Large containers can handle large plants and small containers look balanced with smaller plants. Select plants that coordinate with or match the color of the container.
On the patio
A plain concrete patio begs for the personality of well-planned brightly colored containers. The height of taller pots placed around the edge of the patio defines the space. Select vivid red, blue or yellow pots and fill these containers with equally bright flowers and vines. Plant flowers that fill out nicely such as Begonia spp. and vines that drape over the sides such as the native Passiflora incarnata and ornamental sweetpotato vine (Ipomoea batatas) 'Tricolor' or 'Marguerite'. A patio is also a good location to showcase houseplants arranged on an attractive plant stand. Most houseplants benefit from a summer outdoors in a location with afternoon shade.
On the deck
Decks look a bit bare without planters. Attached containers will enhance deck railings. Fill the containers with gracefully flowing plants to add color and depth. Locate large containers at the corners of the deck and plant lantana (Lantana camara) or hardy Hibiscus spp. The yellow, pink and red clusters of lantana and the huge pinkish blooms of Hibiscus 'Kopper King' and 'Turn of the Century' will keep the color coming all summer. Both varieties grow 3 or 4 feet tall. The size and color of the containers and the fullness of the plants create a garden room on the deck.
Create a whimsical dish garden filled with miniature succulents and lunch plates. Plants include Sedum 'Blue Spruce' and hens and chicks (Sempervivum tectorum).
On the porch
Colorful pots will add pizzazz to a plain porch. For shady porches, think of the traditional Boston fern (Nephrolepis exaltata) overflowing in white wicker hanging baskets and white wicker urns. Add red blooming geraniums (Pelargonium spp.) and locate them strategically throughout the porch. For sunny porches, use more substantial containers such as terra-cotta or ceramic, and fill them with plants that like sun such as pink or red Petunia spp. and coleus (Plectranthus scutellarioides). Coleus plants are available in many pretty foliage colors: red, orange, yellow, lime green, burgundy and pink. Coleus also feature various shapes: ovate, long, small and frilly.
A porch is the perfect location for seasonal containers as well. Great containers filled with red, white and blue petunias or Calibrachoa spp. signal Fourth of July celebrations. Red Christmas containers could feature red twig dogwood (Cornus sericea) stems, holly (Ilex) and other evergreens.
Containers can conceal flaws
Containers can conceal areas that do not enhance a garden design. For example, air conditioning units deserve covering up. Place tall planters in front of the unit, allowing an air circulation space of a foot or two between the unit and the planters. If the unit is in a dark corner, use darker containers, but lighter flowers such as pink, white and green Caladium spp. For a unit that is along the side of the house in plain sight, build a whole garden of containers around it, making sure to build in a path for maintenance. You can build a trellis fence around the unit as camouflage, but how much more interesting it would be to install a grouping of containers of various heights in front of the trellis. Use a monocolor pot theme with multicolored plants, such as Zinnia spp., for example.
A sunny spot is also a good place for an herb container garden with pots of basil (Ocimum basilicum), mint (Mentha spp.), thyme (Thymus spp.), marjoram (Origanum majorana) and oregano (Origanum vulgare).
Maybe a fence is just not as pretty as it could be. Hang containers overflowing with colorful plants on the fence or place containers in front of the fence. Even if the fence is very nice, unusual containers will enhance it.
A hanging basket overflowing with bright pink petunias, violet pansies (Viola x wittrockiana), lime green 'Marguerite' ornamental sweetpotato vine and pink geranium (Pelargonium sp.) adds color and interest to a plain fence.
An unusual terra-cotta planter with a section for each hen and chicks plant adds interest to a fence. Hen and chicks require very little moisture and grow well in a vertical container. The planter is firmly attached to the fence for safety.
Add whimsy
Add whimsy to any garden with containers. Containers shaped like giant frogs or cats bring smiles from visitors. Miniature container gardens or fairy container gardens also add whimsy.
Include garden art in the container among plants to add color or seasonal interest. Use art pieces that fit the size of the container — try placing small garden art pieces in smaller containers and larger art in larger containers. Tuck in statues of little gnomes, frogs, kittens, puppies or rabbits. You might also add miniature garden furniture, garden fairies, Christmas ornaments or Easter eggs. Stick to a theme with garden art, as too many different kinds of unrelated garden art might look junky. For example, the theme could be gnomes, and all the garden art pieces are all gnomes peeking around corners. Or the theme might be rabbits, and all art pieces are stone rabbits hiding under large leaves.
Even a little red wagon serves as a great container in a yard or on a patio. This wagon is home to violets (Viola sp.), basil and playful garden art.
A small cat planter filled with lavender (Lavandula × intermedia 'Provence')adds whimsy to a small deck or a patio table and brings smiles.
Create a tiny hypertufa container that is just perfect for a small space. Plant succulent string of pearls (Senecio rowleyanus) and watch them grow right over the edge of the container.
Greet visitors with a pair of blue garden clogs planted with bright lime green sedum. Both container and plants bring color to the porch.
Create a hypertufa container. Then plant dwarf conifers such as Juniperus squamata 'Blue Star.'Add small decorative rocks, whimsical toadstools and other garden art.
Tips for great containers
Follow these container and plant selection tips to create a balanced garden design.
• Containers should fit the size and features of the area (large containers or groups of containers in large spaces, smaller containers tucked into smaller spots).
• Plants should fit the container size (large plants in large pots, smaller plants for smaller pots).
• Ensure the plants in the container work together (similar moisture and light needs).
• The plants should be right for the container's location (sun, part sun or shade).
• Ensure both containers and plants enhance the space with color and interest
A version of this article appeared in
Missouri Gardener Volume 6 Number 3.


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CFP: [18th] Navigating the Body: Spaces, Mapping, and Embodiment
Navigating the Body: Spaces, Mapping, and Embodiment
University of Virginia Department of English
Graduate-Student Conference
219 Bryan Hall, P.O. Box 400121
Charlottesville, VA 22904-4121
March 20-22, 2009
The Graduate English Student Association at the University of Virginia is
hosting a Spring conference on "Spaces, Mapping, and Embodiment.†This
conference is intended to cross several periods and disciplines within
the humanities, and to engage with recently opened critical conversations
on such issues as: theories and forms of cultural, literary and literary-
historical mapping; history and historiography; sexuality and gender; the
designation and re-designation of national, political, and cultural
spaces; and embodied and performative modes of history and memory.
Professor Valerie Traub will be delivering the keynote lecture. Prof.
Traub is a Professor of English Studies and Chair of the Women's Studies
Department at the University of Michigan. Her recent work has focused on
the history of sexuality and on sexuality in the early modern period.
Her upcoming book is entitled Mapping Embodiment in the Early Modern
West: A Prehistory of Normality.
Potential panel topics include, but are not limited to:
- Literature and Historiography
- Gender, Sexuality, and Location
- Hemispheric and Global Studies
- Borderlands
- Body Politics
- Commodity Culture and Texts as Material Objects
- Wastelands
- Space and Abjection
- Bodily Excess
- Memory, Mapping, and History
- Race and Space
- Medicine, Technology, and Literature
Please send a 250-word abstract and a copy of your CV to Patrick Abatiell
and Sabrina Rissing at uvaconference_at_gmail.com. Submission deadline is
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Shoulder of pork with parsnip tops
Shoulder of pork with parsnip tops
Ingredients for 6 people: 1 whole shoulder of pork 1kg of potatoes 3 home-made chorizos 1 bunch of parsnip tops salt
Sear the pork shoulder and wash it in lukewarm water. Then cook it for an hour and prick it with a fork to check whether it is ready. When it is, turn off the heat and leave it all night in the cooking water. The next day, continue cooking the shoulder in the same water for two hours and then add the chorizos. If the shoulder lacks flavour, add a pinch of salt, if it is salty, add hot water. Then take off a small amount of the water and use it to cook the potatoes and parsnip tops for about an hour; if necessary you can increase the cooking time so the vegetables are done.
Serve the pork shoulder very hot on a tray, whole or in slices, together with the chorizo. Put the well dried parsnip tops in the centre of another tray with the whole potatoes around them. One suggestion is to prepare a soup beforehand with the pork shoulder cooking stock and large noodles.
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- Kategoria: Main dish
- Czas gotowania: 3 hours
- Sezon: Autumn-Winter
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- Energy: High
- Cholesterol: High
- Vitamin E: High
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There's a lot of talk about what should and shouldn't be done on next-gen systems.
In this ever-developing market, however, there is one feature that absolutely needs to be a part of every system, intent on have an impact on the market over the next 6-7 years. Detailed patch-notes.
Yes, seriously…
It seems like the most obvious thing in the world, but it's something home consoles have yet to get right.
Disagree. Patch notes are necessary for PC in case there are problems that the community can fix. Consoles are closed and won't allow gamers access to what is necessary to fix any problems and beyond that reading a list of "security fix" or "increased compatibility" is completely unnecessary and uninteresting.
I could care less about footnotes on patches. I care more about NEEDING patches in the first place and updates that force new and anti consumer company policy on people whether it's liked, necessary or neither.
I really wonder how someone ended up writing a whole article about this and deciding it was worth it
Noone is talking about it because most console gamers probably just don't care about it would be my guess. I know I don't care, I just want the updates to be done & over with so I can get back to gaming.
FFS, you just have to google the version and "patch notes".
It would be a good convenience, sure, but a "must have" feature?
Well, at least he was creative in this nonsense.


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(visited by Ed Vinson, Edward Vinson and Sonya Vinson)
12-Sep-1999 -- A day when you learn nothing is a day wasted. If that's
not an old, wise quote, it should be. On September 12 my
learning included two facts which I already suspected to be
true: 1) Just because a map shows a road doesn't mean that
the road exists, and 2) Just because a road exists doesn't
mean it was designed for passenger automobiles.
Edward had just had his gall bladder removed, but, having
inherited a good bit of his father's craziness, was perfectly
happy to make a mild detour going back to Lubbock in order
to see a confluence. It was a nice, cool day for September,
so we enjoyed the ride through the wide open spaces of Borden
(yes, named for the condensed milk guy) County westward
toward our goal. The maps indicated that the confluence was
up on the Llano Estacado, the amazingly big and flat plains
of Panhandle Texas and south. The map off MapsOnUs even
showed a road to within a few feet of the spot. Hmmm.
We found the right N-S road leading to the confluence
easily enough. I wheeled right in, just like I knew what
I was doing. The "road" was actually the east edge of a
cotton field, with a tall dirt terrace on one side and 160
acres of cotton on the other. The road surface, after the
first hundred yards or so, was plowed sandy soil which,
fortunately, had beed used by a tractor and/or truck a few
times. We slowed to a brisk crawl and wallowed around the
ruts for a half mile to the turn that led to the confluence
itself. The "road" then deteriorated to plowed sand with no
prior traffic. Then it ended. The farmer, not having
consulted MapsOnUs, had cotton planted from almost exactly
102W on west for another half mile. I stopped, naturally,
and determined that we were maybe 100 feet or so from 33N
102W, based on the map wiggle that was also there as a
road wiggle.
Obviously, it was photo time.Picture #1 shows the view
southwest from the confluence, across plains that I like to
think looked about the same when Coronado gave them their
Spanish name. (The white dot in the middle is not a UFO-
more a WalMart film processing goof.) Picture #2 looks
north across the aforementioned cotton, and shows Sonya
and Edward smiling despite their doubts on my chances of
driving them back out to real pavement. But I got lucky
and did, only having to go about a quarter-mile in reverse
before the track was wide and firm enough to turn around.
Much relieved, we went on to New Moore. On the way, I
stopped for Photo #3, a trap set to lure romantically
inclined boll weevils to an early demise. Finally, Picture
#4 shows the city limit sign, as well as the entire town,
of New Moore. We had to travel on in search of a coke- New
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Six Top Travel Trends for 2013
San Francisco, CA - Access Trips, the leading adventure travel company specializing in exotic learning vacations, announced its list of the hottest travel trends for 2013.
With over 15 years of experience working for some of the biggest names in travel, Access Trips' CEO, Tamar Lowell, is predicting the most popular destinations, experiences and travel patterns for the coming year. ?
Forgoing the cookie-cutter honeymoon, more newlyweds than ever are celebrating their matrimony with an adrenaline-filled adventure tour. With the increased legalization of gay marriage, Access Trips is experiencing an increase in both LGBT and heterosexual honeymooners.
??Led by a multi-lingual guide and expert instructors, an intimate, small group tour is the perfect hassle-free honeymoon for active couples looking to discover a new culture and experience world-class thrills. From action packed mountain biking trips through Nepal and Turkey to thrilling surf tours through Costa Rica and Mexico, Access Trips offers vacations to suit any couple's interests and skill set.
With unprecedented growth over the past year, culinary travel will be more popular than ever in 2013. Access Trips experienced a 94% increase in bookings for culinary tours between 2011 and 2012 alone. "We are meeting demand by adding more cooking trips to the Access Trips' portfolio, like the Thai culinary tour that we launched in July," says Lowell. "We have two new culinary tours to California's wine country and Vietnam in the works for 2013." ?
An exotic haven close to continental Europe, Morocco will continue to be a popular destination in the coming year. "Access Trips experienced almost 200% growth in bookings to Morocco in 2012 over 2011, and is expecting about 50% further growth in 2013," Lowell says.
Offering travelers access to the world's most majestic mountain scenery, it is no wonder that travel to Nepal continues to rapidly increase.
According to Nepal's Ministry of Culture, Tourism and Civil Aviation, travel to Nepal increased by 22.1% from 2010 to 2011. Access Trips is offering a brand new Nepal mountain bike tour to meet booming demand in 2013.
Featuring unspoiled golden sand beaches and lush terrain, Nicaragua is one of the most pristine destinations in Latin America with some of the world's most consistent, uncrowded waves. With Nicaragua now considered one of Latin America's safest nations, it is no surprise that travel to Nicaragua has grown approximately 8% annually for the past five years according to INTUR, the Nicaraguan Tourist Board.
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Previously, we have introduced you to BitTorrent Sync that allows you to sync your files from computer to computer using Bittorrent technology. If you have your own web server, you can use btsync as a backup tool to back up files from your computer to the web server. Here is how you can setup BitTorrent Sync on your server.
Note: This tutorial assumes that you have a Linux server and you have administrative rights to the server. If you are using a Windows server, this tutorial is not applicable.
1. Login to your remote server via SSH. At the Home directory (or any folder that is not accessible by the public), create a "btsync" folder.
mkdir btsync cd btsync
Next, fetch the BitTorrent Sync installer from the web.
wget http://btsync.s3-website-us-east-1.amazonaws.com/btsync_x64.tar.gz
I am using the 64-bit version of the installer. You can choose the version most appropriate for your server.
Extract the tar file:
tar -xvzf btsync_x64.tar.gz
If you run a "
ls" command, you should see the "btsync" and the "LICENSE.TXT" file.
Execute the btsync file.
This will run BitTorrent Sync in the background.
Now, go to your browser and type in the address: "http://your-ip-address:8888"
On an Apache server with multiple domains, you might need to add the following entry to the domain-specific vhost file:
<Location /gui/> ProxyPass http://127.0.0.1:8888/gui/ ProxyPassReverse http://127.0.0.1:8888/gui/ Redirect permanent /btsync /gui/ </Location>
Restart the Apache server and you will be able to access via the URL: "http://your-domain-name/gui/"
Protecting the BTSync GUI
By default, the BTSync GUI is publicly available and anyone can access it. What you want to do is to add a password protection so only you can access it.
In remote server, create a "btsync.config" file. Make sure you place it in a location that is not accessible by the public.
nano btsync.config
Paste the following lines to the blank file:
{ "webui": { "listen" : "0.0.0.0:8888", "login" : "YOUR_LOGIN_USERNAME", "password" : "YOUR_LOGIN_PASSWORD" } }
Replace "YOUR_LOGIN_USERNAME" and "YOUR_LOGIN_PASSWORD" with your username and password.
Save (ctrl + o) and exit the file (ctrl +x).
Next, add the config file to btsync:
./btsync --config /path/to/btsync.config
Note: you have to stop/kill the currently running process before you can add the config file. Once added, btsync will autostart by itself.
Now, refresh your browser and it will prompt you for the login credential.
With the web GUI, you will be able to add folder and the secret to start syncing the files from your computer to the server. Remember that you have to install the BitTorrent Sync client on your computer as well before you can sync the files.


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Video Tutorial: Functional Overview of Postprocessing
Are you getting the most out of your simulations? There's a wealth of options for creating plots and animations and for computing and exporting data in COMSOL, odds are you will find some neat features here. We want to get you off to a good start, so I've begun a series of tutorial videos covering a wide variety of topics in postprocessing. This tutorial series is suited for new and experienced users alike. You will get to learn the basics while picking up new tips and tricks in COMSOL's latest release at the same time. For example, did you know that you can now create a comprehensive report of your simulation as a Microsoft Word document?
The very first video in the series summarizes the different types of available postprocessing features and gives an overview of how these can be implemented. Watch the video below, and stay tuned for more tutorial videos in this new postprocessing series!
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This is the campaign log of the groups progress through the game.
Although we have started a new adventure with first level characters, I have been slowly working on the Tsojcanth game also. I was spending more time on finishing up all the prep of my Destiny of Kings online game. With that taken care of, I wanted to at least post some good news for 4 of the Tsojcanth characters.
When we next run the Tsojcanth game, both Weslocke and Hockerbrecht will become 6th level fighters, Cathartic will be an 8th level cleric, and Dunil will now be a 10th level
We picked back up with the party having just fought off Drelnza. Having managed to find the hidden compartments of the dias, and find that she is restoring her body inside the coffin. Not wanting to take any chances in having to fight her again, they both put a wooden stake through her heart and sever her head from the rest of her body. The head is then placed up on one of the platforms by a door that enters the room.
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As we got the group together again, the Minotaurs got to attack first since they had surprise. They caused some damage and fled, but not before the party was able to retaliate and had one of the bulls pretty badly injured. With that bull bleeding like it was, they agreed that a blind gulley dwarf would have even been able to track it. Following the blood trail into the labyrinth, they easily found the bull laying along the path. In hopes that it may lead them to the minotaurs, they healed the
Upon defeating the Hill Giant and his Rhinocerous Beetle pet, the party continues on. They are finding that they have taken most of the passeges and are now trying to find the places where there is a direction that they haven't went yet. Following along, they eventually come to a room that has 4 columns along each side of the room. As they moved in to investigate a little, they are surprised by an attack of what is similar to an octopus' arms, but they know that this isn't coming from an octopus.
As we reconviened, the party had pretty much took care of the Troglodytes and thier champion came out and croaked a challenge, which Flemin eagerly accepted. The two engaged in battle, which found the troglodyte over matched, due to Flemin's -3 AC and 18/66 strength for extra damage when fighting. With the champion defeated, the remaining 2 troglodytes fled down a passage and the party checked out the dead to see what they may be able to use. Weslocke picks up one of the morning stars and Hockerbrecht


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Sony Computer Entertainment has bought the California-based cloud gaming company Gaikai for a reported $380 million (about £242m).
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Southeastern's Chris Roussell has been selected first team All-Great American Conference, while teammate Steven Kohli has been named honorable mention as released by the conference on the eve of the GAC Postseason Tournament.
Roussell earns his first postseason honor after leading the Savage Storm with 15.7 ppg on the season which good for seventh in the conference.
He has shot 47.0 percent from the field, including a 40.4 percent mark from three-point range, connecting on 46-of-114 from long range.
Roussell scored his 1,000th career point in the regular season finale against Harding, and is at 1,003 points heading into the GAC tourney.
He has scored in double-digits in 24 of 26 games this year and has turned in six double-doubles as well as six 20-point scoring outings.
Roussell is also second on the team in rebounding with 7.3 rebounds per game, good for sixth in the GAC, while dishing out 3.4 assists per outing.
Kohli also earns his first ever conference postseason recognition after finishing second on the team in scoring and leading the squad on the glass.
He is averaging 12.4 ppg on the year, shooting 42.6 percent from the floor and has drained 28 threes on the year.
Kohli paces the team as well as the conference in rebounding with 8.3 rebounds per contest.
He has reached double-digit rebounds eight times this year with a season-best of 16 boards. He has also turned in six double-doubles.
Southeastern will open play in the GAC Tournament at 8:30 p.m. on March 8 against Ouachita Baptist at Bruin Fieldhouse in Bartlesville, Okla.


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I will not be submitting my regular blog format today. I'm feeling overwhelmed and fatigued and after giving it some thought, decided this was the best way to go. I'm certain all of you have noticed how popular the pain blog has become and over the last few days we have received an overwhelming response from readers. It troubles me when I can't answer each and every one of your entries, although I try. There are still about 25 entries from the last few days that deserve a reply and I want to spend the time today, when I would normally be writing a new blog, in answering all of those. I believe if you take time out of your life to share your opinions with me, I always want to reply.
I'm still having a struggle with IBS as well as the regular pain problems, therefore, today, I'll play catch-up. I hope you will understand and if you feel the need to read, take a look at all of the entries particularly in Battle of the Sexes and the latest IBS blogs. Of course, I'll answer today's comments and every day's, because my life wouldn't be complete without chatting with all of you.
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The most well-known bread of Hong Kong, Bo Lo Bao represents our food culture and how we interprets bread in this city. "Bo Lo" is the Cantonese of pineapple, wheareas "Bao" is bread. This bread features a golden pineapple-like pattern pastry on top, and therefore the name. Is there pineapple inside? No! It's no surprise the name of Chinese food or dishes sometimes may be a metaphor of something else. The name "Mooncake" is one of the examples.
Bo Lo Bao is a product of "East meets West". One common story about the origin was people wanted more from traditional western style buns, and hence used sugar, egg, shortening, flour etc and created a pastry for the top. This bread has a crispy top, soft crumb, golden color, enriched flavor and short fermentation time. It exactly tells our preference for a variety of characters in food at a quick speed. Because of the crispy crust and enriched flavor, this bread is also suitable to serve hot or warm. I do appreciate the creativeness and originality of this bread, and I like it when I want something savory. Notwithstanding our culture is used to have soft, warm and savory bread, it is not easy for people to pay more attention to an authentic sourdough. Um, let's hope time will change this!
This Cantonese bread will go to the World Bread Day. I would also like to submit it to Yeastspotting. Enjoy! 🙂
Recipe (makes 6)
Sweet buns
Bread flour 200g
Sugar 53g
Instant yeast 8g
Milk powder 13g
Water 100g
Egg 23g
Shortening 23g
Salt 4g
Egg wash
Knead all above and ferment until double in size (about 45 mins). Divide in 6pcs and shape into buns. 2nd fermentation until double in size for about 45 mins
Crust topping
Cake flour 45g
Sugar 25g
Shortening 15g
Butter 3g
Egg 5g
Milk powder 5g
Baking ammonia 1g (I used approximately 1/5 tp)
Baking soda 1g (I used approximately 1/5 tp)
Baking powder 1/8 tp
Mix all of the above and divide into 6 portions. Shape into balls. Afer the 2nd fermentation of the sweet buns, use your palm or a chopper to press the topping into thin round slices. Size would be slightly bigger than the diameter of the dough (refer to photo). Place on the dough and brush with egg wash. Use a toothpick to make crisscrosses on the topping. Bake at 200C for 16-17 mins until the top becomes golden brown. Serve warm.
(Recipe and last photo adapted from the book "Hong Kong Memorable Bakery"/ "回憶的味道-港式老包餅" by 黎力強)


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Brazoria Co. prosecutor resigns after DWI arrest
A Brazoria County prosecutor has resigned after Houston police arrested him on a charge of driving while intoxicated.
Michael A. Abner, 30, was arrested around 10:40 p.m. Oct. 19 in the 900 block of Clear Lake City Boulevard, according to Houston Police Department records.
An officer was patrolling near the Gulf Freeway and Almeda Genoa Road when he responded to a call about a swerving vehicle, said HPD spokesman Victor Senties.
A caller said a gray or silver Hyundai was driving erratically and almost hit some other vehicles on the Gulf Freeway, Senties said.
"The officer exited at Clear Lake City Boulevard and saw traffic building up behind a silver Hyundai that was going at a slow speed. It came to a stop in a moving lane of traffic." The officer conducted field sobriety tests, as is standard with any DWI stop, Senties said.
Abner, who was released from jail on a $500 bond, is scheduled to return Nov. 11 to Harris County Criminal Court at Law No. 4.
Brazoria County District Attorney Jeri Yenne said Abner resigned last week.
"After his arrest became known, Mr. Abner and I had a discussion," she said.
Yenne said her office has a policy of no drinking and driving.
"I came to the conclusion years ago that there are certain standards you have to have when you prosecute people for DWI," she said. "I don't ever want somebody to say, 'You do the same thing.' No good can ever come from drinking and driving, anyway."
Yenne said she has had the policy in writing since 2011.
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Manchester United increased their standing atop the Premiership ladder thanks to a 2-1 win over Southampton yesterday driven by a Wayne Rooney brace that brought fans at Old Trafford to their feet, if they weren't already upon them.
One such fan sported what appears to be a custom job of a Rooney scarf, though the portrayal looks less like the Red Devils' forward and more like a certain evil German dictator. We're sure whoever's grandmother knit this is awfully proud to see it on television, though.
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