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You may already know that smoking increases the risk for Type 2 diabetes, and that it can increase a person's risk of diabetes complications such as circulation problems, nerve damage, and kidney disease. A recent study, however, looked at people with Type 1 diabetes and found a link between smoking and severe hypoglycemia (dangerously low blood glucose levels).
The study, published in the June issue of the journal Diabetes Care, analyzed data collected from 537 people with Type 1 diabetes who participated in the Wisconsin Epidemiologic Study of Diabetic Retinopathy. The researchers divided these people into three groups: those who had never smoked (58%), those who had smoked in the past but quit successfully at least one year before the study (27%), and those who currently smoked (15%).
After adjusting for factors such as age, sex, HbA1c, alcohol consumption, waist-to-hip ratio, intensive insulin treatment, and history of severe hypoglycemia, the researchers found that people who currently smoked had almost three times the risk of experiencing severe hypoglycemia than those who had never smoked. For the purposes of the study, severe hypoglycemia was defined as loss of consciousness or being hospitalized overnight because of hypoglycemia.
The researchers theorized that smoking may possibly cause too much insulin to build up in the blood, leading to low blood glucose levels. In addition, smoking can increase the body's secretion of certain hormones that work against the action of insulin, leading smokers to need to inject more insulin, thereby increasing their risk of hypoglycemia.
For an online guide and support system for quitting smoking, please visit www.smokefree.gov.


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From the author and illustrator of the best-selling When God Made You comes a new illuminating message about God's design affirming young readers.
'Let there be light!' that's what God said. And light began shining and then started to spread." Wild and creative illustrations from top children's illustrator David Catrow pair with Matthew Paul Turner's lyrical verse in this message of a God-made light that cuts through darkness to bring vision and hope to all young readers. This light radiates, chasing away the shadows, providing the wonder and fun of stargazing or firefly chasing. Most important, this light appears in each child--an inner God-given spark that grows and will be used to change the world.
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"In Excelsis Gloria" lyrics
In Excelsis Gloria
When Christ was born of Mary free,
In Bethlehem in that fair city,
Angels sung e'er with mirth and glee,
In excelsis gloria,
In excelsis gloria,
In excelsis gloria,
In excelsis gloria.
Herdmen beheld these angels bright-
To them appeared with great light,
And said, "God's son is born this night."
This King is come to save His kind,
In the Scripture as we find;
Therefore this song we have in mind:
Then, dear Lord, for Thy great grace,
Grant us the bliss to see Thy face,
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Says Andrew Clayton, Miami University:
David Gold has written as close to a definitive history of the General Assembly--the most consequential and least understood political institution in the history of Ohio--as we are ever likely to have. With a host of colorful characters and anecdotes, Gold expertly details the contested development of procedures, customs, membership, and legislation, all the while showing how changes in the General Assembly have reflected changes in Ohio itself.E. Gordon Gee, the president of Ohio State University, adds:
How wonderful that we now have a comprehensive, scholarly, and readable history of such an important institution as the General Assembly. David Gold's book is more than a history of the legislature's work. Democracy in Session also tells the story of how a modern, professional body of lawmakers developed over the past two centuries.


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Rutledge gets off to quick start in spring opener
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. -- Shortstop Troy Tulowitzki's first game since last May 30 -- when groin problems forced him to miss the rest of the season -- was the big Rockies story Saturday. But Josh Rutledge, who stood in for Tulowitzki last season, grabbed the headlines.
Rutledge, who hit well enough as a rookie shortstop to get the inside track at second base, had three hits and four RBIs in his first three at-bats against the D-backs in the Rockies' 11-2 opening win. They included a two-run single off Joe Paterson and a two-run double in the fourth off David Hernandez.
Rutledge, 23, was in Minor League camp last year, so Saturday was a new experience.
"This was the first time I've played on this field, so it's great," he said. "I had a lot of fun with those guys. I'm hoping to do some good things this year."
Last year, Tulowitzki and Rutledge sometimes worked together during batting practice, but Tulowitzki was never healthy enough to play. Saturday marked their first game as a middle-infield combination, although they did not have a chance to turn a double play.
"It was good for him to get three hits out of the way," Tulowitzki said. "What a good way to start your spring. He's got a one-up, I guess."
Rutledge hit .274 with eight home runs and 37 RBIs in 73 games last season.


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Congratulations! A foundation has just awarded you one year of working on your photography full time. You will be generously paid, and any travel expenses will be met (although you don't have to travel). Subject is entirely up to you, no limitations there. You get the services of an assistant to help with cataloguing, image processing, and other routine chores, if you so choose. Any outside lab fees will be paid in full. Furthermore, your boss has agreed to let you take the sabbatical and your regular job will be waiting for you one year from now. A vehicle can be provided should you need it. The only caveat is that you have to choose one camera and one lens which you agree to work with exclusively. Paid for by the foundation, of course. You don't get to keep the camera or lens at the end of the year. The photos (and rights) are all yours.
Would you accept such an arrangement? If so, which camera and lens would you choose? Please be specific! Finally, do you already own that camera and lens?
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marek fogiel: "I suspect this provocative question will have many answers...I would definitely go with a medium format camera (I mean film camera obviously). The most beautiful and flexible lens I know of is the Hasselblad Zeiss Planar 110mm ƒ/2, which works just fine on the Hasselblad 201f. I own both."
John Prendergast: "Given that there are no caveats whatsoever to this arrangement anyone would be foolish not to bite.
"I like the idea of the Fuji X-E1 and their 35mm ƒ/1.4; this is not too different from what I use regularly today, the Nikon D5100 and the 35mm ƒ/1.8 (DX).
"What would I do, well, let's stretch the rules a tad. As Steve D commented that he would go to the ISS, I'll take it one step further. I would like to photograph the moons of Jupiter. Impractical, you say? On the contrary, I figure if 50% of the world's GDP is diverted to constructing a nuclear pulse drive or fusion rocket, one could get there and back within the year...totally practical.
Cost of camera ~$1,300
Travel expenses ~$30 Trillion
"If there is some fine print about how the photographer many not divert more than 1% of the world's GDP towards their own, um...narcissism, then I would just travel around the world."
robert e (partial comment): "Of course I'd accept. I'll be honest—if someone's footing the bill, travel itself would be as much motivation as photography. I'd want to go everywhere, though a year isn't that long if one wants to get to know places and people...."
Matt Miller: "I'd take an 8x10 Ebony and a nice 12-inch Dagor. Man, do I miss contact printing."
scott kirkpatrick: "A year in which to turn what I see into pictures in the simplest way possible? No problem. A new Leica M and the latest Summilux 35mm ƒ/1.4—they see pretty much what I see when I look around. And I already have them. Not giving them back at the end of the year, thank you very much. "
struan: "I like work which commits time and attention to one small place over an extended period of time. If someone were willing to underwrite the project I would want use one of my existing cameras—which I know well—and my habitual short tele. I would aim to build a visual impression of what is like to start out with fresh eyes and gradually come to know a single subject really well. There are quite a few such projects in the canon, but none, I feel, which do justice to a subject close to my heart, one which I am certain would result in a significant contribution to the history of the medium. So I would keep it simple. Just me, my 6x6, and a full year at the Ritz."
Mike replies: You forgot to add the rimshot at the end there. [g]
Jack (partial comment): "I did this in 2010 but without the assistant and I kept the camera at the end. It was a Leica S and a 35mm S. Three years later I use the same camera but still no assistant."
Terry Letton: "I'm afraid I would have to decline such an offer. The thought of being tied to only one lens for a whole year would be stifling. Ever since my first SLR freed me from captivity to the not-so-nifty 50, I enjoyed being able to change up once in a while which never fails to enliven my results. The rest of the offer is very enticing, but no, I'll pass."
S. Chris: "Can't imagine anyone reading this far down the comments, and if they do, sheesh, yet another Leica M with 35mm ƒ/1.4.... How boring....
"To spice it up and to take advantage of the circumstances (free lab!), I'd make it an M6 TTL, probably with the .58 finder. And loads of Portra 160 and 400, and Tri-X. Scanned by real experts on something like top o' the line Imacon gear.
"I'd spend at least half the year knocking around Java, Ternate, maybe Flores, a few more out-of-the-way bits.... Then either carry on, or head to the other end of the globe and crawl around Morocco for the remainder.
"The heartbreak would be parting with such a fine camera after a year of getting to know it well. But I do after all have my own M6 and M9 to go back to, though the M6 needs some work and is the standard .72 finder....
"Interestingly, the part about this that is the most appealing to me (also the only part I haven't basically done already) is having the assistant. I imagine someone who would be a truly gifted photo editor, helping me to discover things in my work I am blind to myself...."


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Displaying the Benefits of Green Technology
Robust monitoring/control system tracks the performance of energy-saving features in green home built by college students
If someone told you they were moving into a "green home," you probably wouldn't expect their new digs to come equipped an industrial-grade monitoring and control system.
But those expectations could soon change—thanks to the successful use of automation and control technology in tracking the performance of energy-saving features in a demonstration home built by students at Alfred State College in western New York.
Deploying a monitoring and control system as part of this project offered many advantages, including:
- Showing the public the impact of investing in a renewable energy project
- Providing an effective means of assessing the long-term performance, determining maintenance needs, and maximizing the ROI of the project
- Enhancing the project's educational value for students.
Alfred State College, based in Wellsville, NY, is a technology-based institution, part of the State University of New York (SUNY) system. Project-based learning is a cornerstone of Alfred State's curriculum, and that philosophy led to the construction of this showcase "zeroenergy" home.
The home was designed and built completely by students. The primary goal was to integrate "green" construction and renewable energy systems and to provide a platform for educating the future workforce in green building techniques. Funded primarily by the Federal Appalachian Regional Commission (ARC), the home is essentially an open classroom for students and the public, alike. The home also earned a "Gold" certification by the National Association of Home Builders.
Fortuitous encounter
The design and construction phase of the project took place between 2009 and 2011. The Alfred State faculty then started looking for a reliable method of measuring the project's effectiveness. "We had set specific goals and knew we had to monitor and measure our results," explains Craig R. Clark, P.E., dean of the School of Applied Technology at Alfred State.
For a while that search appeared to be fruitless. Then, Jeffrey Stevens, an associate professor who coordinates most of the renewable energy systems work at the green home, went to an industry conference, where he had a chance meeting with Dave Kostick.
Kostick is an automation engineer with IMT Solar, a company that markets quality control, test and measurement equipment to users of renewable energy systems.
IMT Solar is based North Tonawanda, N.Y., roughly 100 miles from Alfred State College, which made it easy to launch a collaborative effort on the green home project. But a specific product that IMT Solar was developing made this partnership the ideal fit.
IMT Solar was harnessing off-the-shelf hardware and software—primarily from Siemens Industry—to develop a technology platform for automatically controlling and monitoring energy systems. The platform, which IMT Solar calls REVTOS—or the Renewable Energy Visual Tableau Operations System—was designed for use in small to medium-sized wind and solar applications, but Stevens evaluated REVTOS and found it more than suitable for measuring the performance of the energy systems in the Alfred State green home.
The home's high-end monitoring and control system was funded by the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) and the college needed it to be operational by Jan.1, 2012. With hard work and long hours the target was met.
A joint venture between Alfred State and IMT took shape in fall 2011, with a contract for deploying REVTOS in the green home signed in late October. "We knew the time frame would be a challenge," observes Stevens, "but it was evident from the beginning that this system would give us the capability we needed to share data about the green home's performance with our students, our faculty, and the public."
Specifically, in addition to monitoring the performance of the renewable energy systems, the school wanted to monitor a number of house parameters, among them losses through insulation techniques used in the walls and ceilings. "They also wanted our system to simulate the needs of a family of four actually living in the home," adds Kostick, "including controlling water flow valves, turning lights on and off, and simulating electrical loads as they varied through the day and evening."
The home's renewable energy system includes an 8.8-kW solar array on the roof, a 2.5-kW wind turbine,
a solar thermal system to provide hot water, and a 3-ton geothermal system with four wells or "bore holes" to meet heating and cooling needs.
A portal to excellence
The REVTOS platform that's now supervising the green home's energy system is based on off-the-shelf Siemens technology. It includes:
- Two S7-1200 PLCs installed in separate control panels
- Three Simatic Comfort Panel HMIs—one 9-in. panel, one 12-in. panel, and a WinCC Advance RT HMI running on a 23-in. PC.
- Scalance industrial Ethernet switches for Ethernet networking
- SmartService Web servers.
All elements are connected via a Siemens engineering software package called the Totally Integrated Automation (TIA) Portal.
"This was the first time REVTOS had been used to monitor a geothermal and a solar thermal system together," observes Kostick. "And it was the first time we used multiple PLCs and different-sized HMI devices."
Using TIA Portal enabled IMT Solar to create a firstclass system on an extremely tight schedule, Kostick says. The tool allowed changes to be made quickly in a PLC and instantly reflected to tags in the HMIs.
According to Kostick, the engineering software's most important features include:
- An intuitive nature. Easy to use, it enabled IMT Solar's newest engineer come up to speed quickly with no need for formal training.
- Multiple user work capability. Two engineers worked on the system simultaneously but separately, and then brought their work together quickly into one result.
- An exceptional user library. Work from previous projects can be reused easily, saving measureable time on the fast-paced project.
- Scalability. Earlier systems had shipped with just one HMI and one PLC. TIA Portal made it fast and simple to expand to three HMI platforms and two PLCs at Alfred State, with user library functions again saving valuable time by extending PLC and HMI code to the multiple platforms.
- Automatic scaling capabilities. HMI screens can be scaled automatically as they are moved from one platform to another, again saving days of work to rescale graphics for the three platforms.
- Diagnostic functions. The ability to point to any development problem areas quickly significantly reduces the time needed to debug a program.
- Program storage/archiving capacity. Automatically saving and archiving files across all PLCs, HMIs, and the network to one project folder simplifies tasks.
Finally, IMT Solar embedded Siemens' SmartService Web capability and remote diagnostics into the HMI devices to enable safe and secure communication and system interaction. As a result, personnel with appropriate security access can log into an HMI and interact with the green home from anywhere—within the college intranet and across the Internet—to bring data into the classroom and to the public.
"Because of the tools available in TIA Portal," adds Kostick, "we estimate—conservatively—we saved 15% on pure engineering and commissioning time for PLC code and HMI development. Plain and simple, we were able to quote, and complete, the job competitively" because of the software tools.
Reaping the benefits, expanding the influence
Overall, the project has reaped important benefits for education, business, and industry:
- The green home illustrates the use of renewable energy and supports its benefits with solid performance data.
- The project demonstrates how educational institutions can extend their reach throughout the country and around the world, conducting long-term research, bringing short-term real-time data into the classroom, and educating and training the future technology workforce.
- The systems exemplify the influence of sophisticated, electronic tools such as Web-based portal software.
"The monitoring system really amazes people," declares Dean Clark. "Many knew we had a great green home with zero-energy potential, but the visualization on those screens makes a huge difference in their understanding what we're doing here.
"It's nice to build a green home, but unless you can provide exact details about how it is operating and how it is automated, you can't really sell to the public or to potential students the power of a zero- energy home."
David Kostick is sales and engineering manager with IMT Solar.
For more on REVTOS, visit the IMT Solar website; for more on Siemens Automation products, including TIA Portal, click here.
Learn more about the Alfred State College green home.
This article appears in the June Industrial Energy Management supplement to Control Engineering.
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Two souls held hostage inside blue-tinted holy water were auctioned off for almost $2,000 this week. Who are they? Her house's previous tenants, but that didn't stop her from making tidy little profit out of their imprisoned spirits.
Avie Woodbury from Christchurch, New Zealand finally sold her two souls at auction this week for a surprising sum. She explained that the ghosts were captured from her house, which was haunted, naturally.
After they were captured by a professional, the spirits were then stored in vials of holy water, which she claimed "dulls the spirits' energy."
The spirits are supposedly an old man who lived in her house in the 1920s and a "disruptive" little girl who showed up after a Ouija session.
The spirits are already with their new owner, but what does one do with two souls in tiny jars?
UPDATE: She didn't really make a profit, she donated the money, but I'd still be pissed if some lady sold my great, great grandpa's soul for cash. No matter where it went.
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The micropipettor is used to transfer small amounts (< 1 mL) of liquids. The scales on micropipettors are in microliters (1000µl = 1 ml). The brand of micropipettors we will be using is made by Rainin and called a "Pipetman". They come in three sizes which are capable of pipetting three ranges of volumes: P20 = 0.5- 20 µl, P200 = 20-200 µl, and P1000 = 200-1000 µl. They are used in conjunction with disposable (often sterile) plastic tips; the smaller two micropipettors (P20 and P200) require the yellow tips and the P1000 pipettor uses the larger blue tips. The following is an illustration of a micropipettor:
Directions for use of the micropipettor:
1. Never exceed the upper or lower limits of these pipettors. They are very expensive and delicate instruments which we cannot afford to damage. The limits are:
P20: 0.5 to 20.0 µl
P200: 20 to 200 µl
P1000: 200 to 1000 µl
2. Set the desired volume by turning the centrally located rings clockwise to increase volume or counterclockwise to decrease volume. Some examples are provided below:
3. Place a tip on the discharge end of the pipettor. NOTE: If sterile conditions are necessary do not allow the pipet tip to touch any object (including your hands).
4. The plunger will stop at two different positions when it is depressed. The first of these stopping points is the point of initial resistance and is the level of depression that will result in the desired volume of solution being transferred. Because this first stopping point is dependent on the volume that is being transferred, the distance you have to push the plunger to reach the point of initial resistance will change depending on the volume being pipetted. The second stopping point can be found when the plunger is depressed beyond the initial resistance until it is in contact with the body of the pipettor. At this point the plunger cannot be further depressed. This second stopping point is used for the complete discharging of solutions from the plastic tip. You should not reach this second stop when drawing liquid into the pipettor, only when expelling the last drop. Before continuing, practice depressing the plunger to each of these stopping points until you can easily distinguish between these points.
5. Depress the plunger until you feel the initial resistance and insert tip into the solution, just barely below the surface of the liquid and not as deep as possible.
6. Carefully and slowly release plunger. NOTE: If the solution you are pipetting is viscous, allow the pipet tip to fill to final volume before removing it from solution to avoid the presence of bubbles in the plastic tip which will result in an inaccurate volume. If you release the plunger too quicly, it will suck liquid up into the pipettor and damage it.
7. Discharge the solution into the appropriate container by depressing plunger. This time, depress the plunger to the point of initial resistance, wait one second, and then continue pressing the plunger as far as it will go in order to discharge the entire volume of solution.
8. Remove tip by pressing down on the tip discarder.
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Lobster Lairs
At Lobster Lairs dive site, several narrow crevices in the corals are where the lobsters hide. These timid creatures are especially active in the night where they come out to hunt.
Lobsters can also be spotted inhabiting amidst the crevices along the wall. Besides lobsters, large shoals of barracuda, jacks and rainbow runners are also often seen near the Lobster Lairs dive site.
Min Depth: 25m
Max Depth: 40m
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November 27th, 2009
Crispy Chicken with Gouda Sauce
As I promised to tell about the details of my trip previously, I keep it. We had a chance to merge the national holiday and weekend to make an escapade to Amsterdam, the offbeat capital of Netherlands famous with is picturesque canals and vibrant night life. This was my third visit to that marvelous Dutch city thanks to business related issues of my better half. Read the rest of this entry »
November 12th, 2009
Cheese Scoops
I have to admit that the time between this and the previous post is longer than I planned but before being mad at me let me tell you one thing; during this break I was on a trip, the luscious details of which will be shared with you in the coming posts. But for now, I'd like to express my deep sorrow due to an unpleasant occasion that took place recently. Foodies living in Istanbul will definitely know the name Okko famous with its high quality pastries, gourmet cheeses, distinct charcuterie products and various savory snacks. All of a sudden they closed all their 3 branches in different locations and the staff left the place silently without touching anything in the stores. All sort of bakery stuff, breathtaking desserts, best in town vegetables and fruits were deserted to decay. The only difference between the previous day was that there were no customers, no cashiers, no butchers, no one to greet at the door, even no lights but a huge notification taped onto front window saying "store for rent". Read the rest of this entry »


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Gunsmoke - The Ninth Season, Volume 1
There would be no "final episode" for Chester, the kind of sentimental farewell that became commonplace on later shows like M*A*S*H, Hill Street Blues, and St. Elsewhere, though several of the final episodes featuring Chester hint that he's outgrown the comically lazy hanger-on that made him so endearing. He's eased out while Quint and Festus are made more prominent, and in at least one episode all three characters appear.
I had been a bit concerned about the switchover to the hour format, the earlier half-hour shows being routinely impressive, at times extraordinarily well done. But, so far at least, the switch to an hour has allowed richer character development and a greater sense of a larger Dodge City community, a bustling populace of three-dimensional characters. The half-hour shows, focusing primarily on its four leads, now feels more confined if dramatically taut. These hour shows do come at the expense of fewer Matt Dillon-focused episodes, but are worthwhile in other ways.
I've sung Gunsmoke's praises fifteen (!) times before, having reviewed the first season, the the second season, volumes 1 and 2, the third season, volumes 1 and 2, the fourth season, volumes 1 and 2, and the fifth season, volumes 1 and 2, the sixth season, volumes 1 and 2, the seventh season, volumes 1 and 2, and the eighth season, volumes 1 and 2
These latest volumes, The Ninth Season, Volume 1 and The Ninth Season, Volume 2 include 18 episodes in each set, spread across five discs per. Unlike past seasons, these volumes offer no extra features.
So long, Chester. Howdy, Festus.
As before, U.S. Marshal Matt Dillon (James Arness) and his eccentric, game-leg assistant (not deputy) Chester Goode (Dennis Weaver) are still maintaining the peace in unruly, barely-tamed Dodge City, Kansas. The various gunslingers and cattle rustlers causing Marshal Dillon no end of grief usually can be found drinking and gambling at one of the innumerable saloons. Matt's friend Miss Kitty (Amanda Blake), formerly a (coded) prostitute, is now half-owner of the city's finest, the Long Branch Saloon, with Sam (Glenn Strange) its gentle giant of a bartender. She's also its madam, and though the audience doesn't get to see much of that business, it's implied, though not as much as in earlier seasons. Matt's line of work often requires the services of cantankerous Doc Adams (Milburn Stone), another close friend of Matt, Chester, and Miss Kitty.
Writer John Meston (1914-1979) was to Gunsmoke what Rod Serling was to Twilight Zone; he penned an incredible 257 episodes of the series during its 20-year run, and that's not counting episodes of the radio show he also wrote (though there was a lot of crossover, apparently). Two of his favorite devices are the "What's Going On Here?" and "How's Matt Going to Solve/Get Out of This?" structures, with Matt presented with a puzzling situation/irresolvable conflict at the beginning of the episode, and he and other characters working through the mystery which is revealed/resolved, often violently, at the end. By season nine other writers were penning more shows, notably Kathleen Hite (1917-1989), a former secretary whose Mad Men-like climb up the corporate ladder with high-quality teleplays would make a good book or biographical drama all its own.
Her scripts, like the season-opener, "Kate Heller," are more character portrait pieces, this episode about an old prairie woman (Mabel Albertson) operating a relay station and coming to terms with the fact that her son is a murderer. In another good Hite-scripted episode, Quint leads a down-on-its-luck family to the Oregon Trail, the family having fled Illinois after their daughter (Sharon Farrell) murdered a man who tried to rape her. The assault has left her psychologically scarred, creating unanticipated challenges for Quint. In that same episode, Chester surprises Matt, Kitty, and Doc by going after a drifter who swindled the family out of $3,000. Everyone laughs off Chester's declaration to track and catch the crook, but more than proves his mettle by the fade-out.
These and a few other episodes give Dennis Weaver a dignified send-off, if no chance to actually say goodbye in the 12 season nine shows in which he appears. His final appearance comes in "Bently," a late-in-the-season episode in which Chester can't quite accept the deathbed confession of a supposed murderer. His widow (Jan Clayton) is taken in by town folk (Charles McGraw and June Dayton) who along with the rest of Dodge had ostracized the couple. Written by John A. Kneubuhl, this was yet another show where everyone thinks Chester is crazy for not believing the dying man's confession, but Chester's gentle nature and understated determinedness prove right in the end.
Ken Curtis, who plays Festus, was at the time director John Ford's son-in-law. Ford gave Curtis parts in many of his 1950s films, most memorably as Vera Miles' intensely irritating suitor in The Searchers (1956), in the weakest scenes of that otherwise seminal Western. Here he affects a similarly twangy accent, Curtis himself being from southeastern Colorado. Festus makes an interesting contrast to Chester. Where the former was lazy and perpetually broke but sweet-natured, gregarious and a good man to have around when the chips where down, Festus is by contrast more ornery and even less educated. Where Chester spent most of his life in frontier towns, Festus is a former mountain man, a trapper bemused by city folk ways. Curiously, early in the season, in one episode, Curtis guest stars as a different character altogether.
Other than that, it's business as usual. Guest stars include (in Volume 1) semi-regulars Glenn Strange, Dabbs Greer, George Selk, and Clem Fuller; also Tom Lowell, Betsy Jones-Moreland, Sheree North, William Talman, Scott Marlowe, Harry Townes, Mary LaRoche, Philip Abbott, L.Q. Jones, Andrew Prine, George Wallace, Shug Fisher, Chubby Johnson, James Broderick, Everett Sloane, Anjanette Comer, I. Stanford Jolley, Barney Phillips, Jeanne Cooper, Richard Devon, Gilbert Roland, Gene Evans, Lloyd Corrigan, Lynn Loring, George Lindsey, Kent Smith, Marsha Hunt, James Best, Karen Sharpe, Ned Glass, Noah Beery Jr., Tom Reese, Jan Shepard, Butch Patrick, Slim Pickens, Elizabeth MacRae, Kenneth Tobey, Roy Barcroft, (and in Volume 2) Denver Pyle, Strother Martin, Kevin Hagen, Lauri Peters, Robert Wilke, Warren Oates, James Griffith, Lyle Bettger, Don Megowan, Harry Dean Stanton, Ed Nelson, Royal Dano, Vic Perrin, John Dehner, Jay C. Flippen, James Seay, Hank Patterson, Gene Lyons, Bill Erwin, Jacqueline Scott, Herbert Anderson, Patricia Owens, George Kennedy, Julie Parrish, Phyllis Coates, Jack Elam, Harold J. Stone, Paul Fix, Patric Knowles, Mark Goddard, and Michael J. Pollard.
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Still in glorious black and white, Gunsmoke looks exceptionally good on DVD. Shows are a bit overly grainy (especially during the opening titles, reworked slightly for syndication) but otherwise they're very sharp, very clean. The 18 black-and-white episodes are spread over five discs, with a total running time of about 16 hours per volume. The Dolby Digital mono (English only) is clean and clear, and the shows include optional English SDH subtitles. The packaging allows viewers to read the episode descriptions inside the snap case.
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Two more terrific rounds of great Western drama, Gunsmoke's ninth season volumes aren't cheap, but provide many hours of quality entertainment worth the price. A DVD Talk Collector Series title.
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agi.blue now has a query language that looks like this:
word types / is plural of / $x $y / is a / $x return $y
This example queries the database for a random word type.
Coarse Procedures. Power Words.
Concepts we need.
Consider this text:
First, I wake up. Then, I get dressed. I walk to school. I do not ride a bike. [...] Question 1: What happens first? 1 Get dressed 2 Wake up 3 Eat lunch 4 Walk to school [+4 more questions]
Program that solves this. (One screen of code as always.)
The engine is pretty generic. It works by correlating words in the text, the question and the answer. The only additional information we put in is a list of "important words"—this time in the form of regular expressions:
"(?<!not )like", "not like", "dinner", "school", "bed"
The first expression matches on "like", but not on "not like" which avoids some confusion.
(Why do we have to put in these regular expressions? Well, the AI is young, so we help it out a little bit. The semantic knowledge the AI gathers in these exercises will eventually allow it to function without human help.)
Now on to more challenges!
agi.blue. Ask anything.
Yeah it's pretty empty. Let's fill it! Just talk. No limits.
Integrating with the world. A friend's room with some bots.
My JavaX Gitter implementation which is about a million times shorter than anyone else's—only one screen of code.
Yeah it's unscripted. Geniuses work like that.
...now with multi-user support. Download here.
No it's not in the play store. Blame Google.
Original post. Oh my! It is on the wrong subsite. What do they do? Do they move it? No—they lock it. Classic StackOverflow admin malfunction.
So we move it ourselves. What will happen next?
Human, computer, objective.
No more working alone!
...and they're (probably) not the ones you think.
Approaching AI, chapter 915423
...should be enough time for a bot to respond.
More edutainment for your pleasure!
Now if that isn't a change. Videos about AI coming.
...I shorten it. Let's say I want to make a big input field with full persistence and switchable font size (like you see on the right). Then I write this:
cmodule BigInput { S text; // auto-persisted string field switchable int fontSize = 40; visual setFontSize(fontSize, dm_textArea('text)); }
(I just created the 2 new JavaX syntax constructs 'switchable' and 'visual' in like 10 minutes. Hover over the source code for more info.) —Automatic popup menu.
If this runs, you're read-d-dy for making a bot. (Actual software coming up.)


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Hey welcome to my challenge :)
For this challenge: where would you rather be right now whether it's Paris, Madagascar, any country, to be with someone you miss, out at sea, where would YOU rather be?
Now, you might be thinking eh? what's she on about?
so to create this wallpaper just
***put a picture of where you'd rather be,***
***then you must put a picture of an anime character any anime character you chose, ***
***write a quote about that place, or thing.***
example.... if it were about paris:
you could place a pic of the eifle tower for the background, then a quote like "Paris, is where id rather be" something like that, and then choose any anime character you like.
If it was about someone you'd like to be with right now, write a quote about them or a saying.
now RULES:
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-^- give credit where needed-^-
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2nd place - 2 gifts
3rd place - 1 gift
AND Subscriptions to those who enter!!!!
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Gill, Augustus.Penmanship Book [1830s].
A new addition to our ever growing Penmanship Book Collection is a volume kept by a student named Augustus Gill, who was probably born in Canton, Massachusetts around 1820. What is most striking about this particular item is its cover, which features an African leopard and the phrase "Be just and fear not." The blank book was printed by "Condon &Marden," printers, and sold by "John Marsh, at the Stationary Warehouse" in Boston, probably in the 1830s. Within the covers are the typical penmanship practice pages, with the author practicing words such as commandment, murmur, inconveniences, and termination. But what makes this volume even more special are the additional pages in the back where Augustus practiced letter writing (addressing multiple letters to "Dear Uncle Asa"), and tried his hand at poetry and mathematical word problems. His poems include verses on Death, Fidelity, Roses and Spring. And Augustus must have been a good math student, as his arithmetic all adds up!


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Awardee L. Ilsedore Cleeves - Session 344: Cannon Award
Seattle, WA - AAS 2019 - Awardee L. Ilsedore Cleeves during the Session 344: Cannon Award at the American Astronomical Society's (AAS) 233rd meeting at the Washington State Convention Center here today, Wednesday January 9, 2019. The American Astronomical Society (AAS), established in 1899 and based in Washington, DC, is the major organization of professional astronomers in North America. The annual meeting is the premier astronomical event with more than 3,000 astronomers, educators, industry representatives, and journalists in attendance and at least 1,600 oral and poster presentations scheduled. Photo by © CorporateEventImages/Todd Buchanan 2019
Awardee L. Ilsedore Cleeves Session 344 Cannon Award AAS 2019


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In addition to building a car for the Islamic world, Malaysian car company Proton also builds a number of cars for the Australian market, including the popular Satria GTi. As a way of previewing the next GTi, Proton will be showing off the R3 Satria, which was tuned with the help of Proton's motorsports arm. If you're not moved by the thought of a Malaysian company's tuners, we'd remind you that they borrow expertise heavily from Proton-owned Lotus. Though details are scarce, it sure looks mean enough to be a successor to the GTi. Press release below the jump.
Proton Gives A Hint To New Hot Hatch With R3 At Melbourne Motor Show
Proton will give Australia a sneak preview of its next generation hot hatch when it unveils the Proton R3 Satria at the Melbourne International Motor Show on February 29.
The R3 Satria has been developed by Proton's special vehicles and motorsport arm - R3, which stands for Race, Rally, and Research - at its headquarters in Shah Alam in Malaysia.
R3 is headed up by former Lotus engineer and prominent Malaysia race driver Tengku Djan Ley. The R3 Satria combines a range of special body enhancements as well as suspension development and a high performance power plant, to give the Satria Neo a true edge in the hot hatch arena.
At this stage the R3 Satria is still in development and no on sale date has been decided however the R3 division is working to bring the performance model to market as soon as possible.
While the type and configuration of the power plant can not be revealed at this stage R3 has targeted a significant power increase over the standard Proton Satria, which is powered by Proton's own Campro 1.6 litre twin cam multi-valve engine.
Alongside the R3 Satria at the Melbourne Motor Show media day will be Proton's new four-door Persona sedan, which will also be launched at the show.
According to Djan Ley the R3 Satria has been developed as a spiritual successor to the legendary Satria GTi, the first Proton to utilise the expertise and performance credentials of subsidiary company Lotus.
"We have very much focussed on the Lotus philosophy of performance through lightweight, utilising intelligent powerplant solutions while minimising weight and enhancing Satria's already impressive handling," said Djan.
"The Satria is a striking design and a great canvas for us to work with, I believe the R3 Satria will be a real hit at the show and draw a lot of attention," he added.
"However it is on the road where it will be really impressive but people will have to wait a little while before the R3 Satria hits the tarmac," he added.
Proton Cars Australia managing director John Startari said the presence of the R3 Satria on the Proton stand at Melbourne will be a huge drawcard during the fortnight of the show.
"The question we get asked all the time is when will the next Satria GTi be here, the first generation GTi carved a real niche for itself and it is a bit of a cult car, the R3 Satria certainly give some pointers to what its successor might look like," said John Startari.
"While we can't reveal too many details at this time Satria GTi enthusiasts can rest easy in the knowledge that a performance version of the new Satria is not too far away and the R3 Satria is evidence of that," he added.
As well as revealing the new Persona and R3 Satria, Proton will also show a full array of its Australian model line-up at Melbourne including the Savvy city car, Gen 2 hatch, Satria Neo and Jumbuck ute, recently named the cleanest and greenest ute in Australia by the Australian government Green Vehicle Guide.
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Tuesday, August 07, 2007
Slow Cooked Beef Tenderloin - Tjälknöl
Today is a very special day - we're having a guest blogger! Welcome, Danne! (He's married to one of my dearest friends, Tesse. I wrote about their wedding, here.)
That's all from me - over to Danne. //Anne
When Anne asked me so politely if I wanted to guest blog, I just couldn't say no. So here is my contribution: Slow Cooked Beef Tenderloin.
The Swedish name is "tjälknöl", which roughly translated would be frost-bump.
The reason for that name is that you start the cooking with frozen meat. I use beef tenderloin even if it's more often used on elk steaks, roast beef and such "bigger" pieces of meat.
You place the frozen piece of meat on the bars in the oven (75-90°C). (You might want to put something under the meat cause there will be some dripping.)
Let the meat stay in the oven until it reach the right temperature. For beef tenderloin that is 58-62°C. (If you use other meat, you have to check what the appropriate temperature for it is.)
Before the meat is ready in the oven, I prepare the marinade. How much you need depends on the size of bowl you will use later on, so for a large bowl, you need to double (or even triple) the basic marinade recipe.
The marinade is made of 1 litre of water, 100 ml of salt, some ground pepper and 2-3 bay leaves.
Mix some of the water and all of the salt in a pan and bring to a boil. (The only reason for this is to make the salt dissolve into the water more easily.) Then you add the rest of the water and spices. (You have to let the marinade cool off before you use it.)
Place the cooked meat in enough marinade to have it covered and place it in the fridge. I keep the tender sirloin there for about 6 hours. If you use a shorter time the meat will not take enough flavour. On the other hand, if you let it stay too long, it will make the meat a bit too salty. If you should use the recipe on larger pieces of meat, more time will be needed. Over night could be necessary.
When the meat has been in the marinade you wrap it in aluminium foil and keep it in the fridge until its time to eat it.
The result is meat that is extremely tender. It just melts in the mouth and has a touch of flavour from bay leaf. (Should you use another kind of meat, like elk, you can replace bay leaf with for example juniper berries.)
This way of preparing the meat is very easy. Even if the time it needs to be in the oven and in the fridge is long, the actual time used for doing something with the food is very short. When I was preparing the food for our wedding, my wife and I had time go and get some coffee with Anne and Per, while the meat was in the oven.
You can serve the meat with whatever you like, weather that is potato salad or potato gratin. It fits perfectly with almost anything!
8 comments:
- Pille said...
What an interesting recipe! It's quite a coincidence to find a guest blogger at Anne's Food, especially as I gave web space to a guest blogger today, too :)
- August 07, 2007 9:37 AM
Oh, I haven't had tjälknöl in years. Must ask my folks to save me a piece of moose until I get home.
Nice of you to visit.
- February 10, 2008 5:03 PM
It would be wonderful if someone- the owner of the blog perhaps- would take responsibility for proofreading blogs (their own and "guest blogs") so they don't look as though they were written by someone with a fifth grade education.
- January 21, 2009 4:42 PM
- Anne said...
And wouldn't it be wonderful if people didn't leave anonymous comments complaining about petty things? Please do realize that English is not the first language for everyone in the world. If it bothers you that much, stick to books.
- January 21, 2009 5:59 PM
Just doing this with a joint of beef. How long does it keep once it is out of the marinade??
- December 17, 2011 8:28 PM
- Anne said...
At least for a few days. (I would assume for the same time as any other cooked meat, but not longer.)
- December 18, 2011 8:41 PM
- Justin said...
Just to confirm - you cook the meat in the oven and THEN you put it in the marinade in the fridge for a long time?
The end result is cold cooked meat?
- July 01, 2013 3:06 AM
- Anne said...
Yes! I know, it sounds weird. But that's how its done...
- July 01, 2013 10:26 AM


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Tea(m) Time with Luke Leighfield
It is Friday again, that means it is time for our weekly employee interview series that we have dubbed "Tea(m) Time"! Today, help us welcome Luke Leighfield to our team in Berlin!
On Thursday afternoon Luke and I chatted about his SoundCloud story, why he loves Berlin and what his favorite sounds are! Hear his full interview below and continue scrolling for his favorite sounds.
Specifics: Luke Leighfield, Community Support Specialist, originally from England
Fun Fact: Started using SoundCloud in 2009
Likes: Movies, reading books, eating kebabs, passionate about – justice issues, cats, memes, GIFS
Favorite tour stops: Berlin, Germany, Sweden
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HOUSTON – Terrence Ross had to settle his nerves at the start of the All-Star dunk contest. By the end, he was calming down a ball boy he needed as a prop for his winning slam.
The 6-foot-6 Toronto rookie leapfrogged Michael Costolo, the son of Twitter CEO Dick Costolo, whipped the ball between his legs and hammered home a one-handed dunk to beat defending champion Jeremy Evans in the climax to All-Star Saturday.
"I told him the day before that I was going to jump over him, but I never told him I was going to go through the legs," Ross said. "He was kind of nervous. When I first grabbed him, he said, 'You're not going to hit me, right?' I said, 'No, I'm not going to hit you.'"
Ross seemed to be unsure of himself in the beginning, botching his first three dunk attempts in the first round. The crowd exploded when he finally pulled it off — flicking the ball behind his back on the way up and hammering home a one-handed dunk.
He earned a perfect 50 and immediately relaxed.
"This is honestly my first really big dunk contest, so I was nervous," said Ross, the eighth overall pick in last year's draft out of Washington. "And not making a dunk didn't make it easy. I had to get myself together."
Ross earned 58 percent of the fan vote in the championship round, outdoing Evans' prop-filled display. Evans leaped over a painted portrait of himself and former Jazz giant Mark Eaton, who sat on a box and held up the ball for Evans to swipe on his way to the rim.
Kenneth Faried, James White, 2007 dunk champion Gerald Green and Eric Bledsoe also were in the field, while Kevin Durant, Kobe Bryant, Chris Paul and Dwyane Wade were among the All-Stars taking in the show.
Green started if off by taking a lob from Indiana teammate Lance Stephenson off the side of the backboard and soaring in for a reverse slam. White played off his "Flight White" nickname when he split two columns of cheerleaders dressed as flight attendants for a powerful two-handed dunk.
Hall of Famers Bill Russell and Julius Erving, singer Alicia Keys, rapper Drake, director Spike Lee and comedian Chris Tucker were among those sitting courtside. Keys is performing at halftime of Sunday's All-Star game.
Earlier, Cleveland guard Kyrie Irving beat San Antonio's Matt Bonner to win the 3-point contest. Irving, who will play in his first All-Star game on Sunday, hit his first seven attempts and 20 of 25 overall in the final round to finish with 23 points, two shy of the record held by Craig Hodges and Jason Kapono.
Irving also played in the Rising Stars Challenge on Friday night, scoring 32 points. He came into the weekend with the goal of making a big splash.
"Yeah, this weekend was just basically about earning everybody's respect, and getting a chance for people to see me that don't usually see me," Irving said. "We're not nationally televised. This weekend is to show my face to the fans and get everybody acclimated to my face in the league."
Portland rookie Damian Lillard beat Philadelphia's Jrue Holiday to win the Skills Competition. Players navigated through a dribbling circuit, had to make a jumper from the top of the key and hit passing targets. Lillard finished the course in 29.8 seconds. Holiday's time was 35.6 seconds.
"I think the biggest thing for me was to try not to be too cool and speed through it," Lillard said, "but take my time with the passes and shots."
Houston point guard Jeremy Lin and defending champion Tony Parker also were in the field, but didn't come close to qualifying for the championship round.
In the first competition of the night, the trio of Miami's Chris Bosh, WNBA star Swin Cash and Hall of Famer Dominique Wilkins won the Shooting Stars competition, beating a team of Oklahoma City guard Russell Westbrook, WNBA star Maya Moore and former Houston Rocket Robert Horry.
Each team had two minutes to make shots from six locations on the floor, including one from half-court. Wilkins sank a half-court shot for a team time of 1 minute, 29 seconds. Westbrook rimmed out several half-court tries and time ran out before he and his teammates could make one.
The NBA tweaked the scoring format for this year's All-Star skills exhibitions, with teams representing the East and West competing for charities. The Western Conference defeated the East 140-125. The West earned $350,000 for charity and the East earned $150,000.


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