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The University of Colorado at Boulder is getting into the startup accelerator business.
The campus on Thursday announced the launch of Catalyze CU, a program aimed at furthering the new business ideas developed by students and faculty.
The program — modeled after accelerators such as Boulder's TechStars — will provide grants, workspace and access to mentors for the participants of the program, officials said.
The inaugural Catalyze CU class will include six teams made up of 22 students.
The eight-week program launches Saturday.
CU's College of Engineering developed Catalyze CU in partnership with the Deming Center for Entrepreneurship at the Leeds School of Business and Spark Boulder a new, student-focused co-working space located at 1310 College Ave.
More than 35 teams applied for Catalyze CU, including those that participated in CU's New Venture Challenge, officials said.
The following teams were selected for the inaugural class. Descriptions were provided by CU-Boulder.
Dynamic Measurement Solutions: A novel device that uniquely measures displacement of a residual limb within a prosthetic socket during dynamic movements along multiple axes.
Global Solar: A solar drip irrigation pump for rural farmers in India. The pump uses mirrors to concentrate solar power and reduce the initial price by 50 percent.
IconPulse: A web platform and app that scores social media influence for the sports industry.
Malleable Metals: Malleable plastics that can be molded directly onto the body to eliminate the need for mold-making currently required for custom orthopedics.
QuintEssentials: A subscription service that delivers care package items to college freshmen in their residence halls.
Shinesty: An online clothing platform that helps people who want to look awesome and find outrageous and hilarious clothing.


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Sanderson's Connor Baldy and Daniel Dulaney helped lead the Spartans to the Cap Eight title this season.
Baldy, a Pfeiffer recruit, hit .465 to earn Conference Player of the Year honors. Dulaney, a UNC-Greensboro recruit, was named Pitcher of the Year after going 8-1 from the mound with a 0.72 ERA.
Leesville Road's Ryan Sande was named Newcomer of the Year.
Sanderson's late-season surge helped the Spartans surpass Millbrook for the conference championship, but Millbrook made a deep playoff run to a three-game regional finals series.
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The teams' coaches, Sanderson's Todd Laughlin and Millbrook's Austin James, shared Cap Eight Coach of the Year honors.
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Sanderson: Connor Baldy, Ryan Jeffers, Daniel Dulaney, Cory Wood, Matt Koehler, Vance Lassiter, Ray Roby
Millbrook: Brian Miller, Spencer Williams, Chris Scott, Alex Royalty, Marcello Betances, Gunner Deal
Leesville Road: Will Stephens, Derrick Dabney, Dillon Cooper, Ryan Sande, Jakob Arnold
Heritage: Blake Cleverley, Brad Mize, Justin Kunz, Graham Upton
Broughton: Thomas Walden, Rob Case, Ben Sawyer
Wakefield: Jake Butler, Jordan Ramos, Kyle Grewe
Wake Forest: Cam Johnson
Enloe: Austin King
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Sanderson: Walker Lozaw, Daniel Liebman
Millbrook: Alex Richards, Ali Fathullahzadeh, Connor McKenney
Leesville Road: Andrew Papp, Jack Conley, Sam Duncan
Heritage: Cullen Cicotte, Blake Walters, Caleb Coyle, Dylan Reget
Broughton: Dom Ford, John Woods, Ben Eller
Wakefield: Grant Fox
Wake Forest: Logan Barbour, Carter Brogden

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Cameron Diaz has been linked to a string of men in Hollywood, but don't expect her to talk about it.
"It's one thing when I answer questions for myself — it's another thing when I answer questions and someone else is involved," she told the July issue of InStyle magazine. "It's not fair to the other people in that equation."
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While Cameron won't talk about her romances – including her recent link to New York Yankees slugger Alex Rodriguez, she will talk about herself – and her plans for the future. The star, who turns 38 in August, revealed motherhood could be in her plans.
"I'm not opposed to it happening," she said. "Having children changes your life drastically, and I really love my life.
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"Children aren't the only things that bring you gratification and happiness, and it's easier to give life than to give love. So I don't know," Cameron continued. "That kind of change would have to be either very well thought out, or a total mistake — a real oops!"
While Cameron recently told British Vogue that sex is a great workout, she told InStyle she burns a lot of calories through sports.
"I will do pretty much any sport," she revealed. "I snowboard and ski and run and work out with my trainer… as much as possible. It's really important to feel strong and fit and healthy."
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2013-14: NEWMAC Academic All-Conference … finished second in the 1000 free against Springfield (11/9) with a time of 11:18.64 …took second in the 400 IM in 4:49.98 at the meet against Bowdoin and Babson (11/23) … at the MIT Winter Invitational (12/6-7), she was sixth in the 500 free with a 5:14.34, 10th in the 200 IM in 2:14.02 and second in the 400 IM with a 4:40.52 … improved her time in the 1000 free from earlier in the season to an 11:08.64 to take third against Amherst (1/25) … at the NEWMAC Championships (2/20-23), she was sixth in the 200 IM in 2:11.01, came in third in the 400 IM with a time of 4:37.83, finished ninth in the 200 back in 2:13.07 after swimming a 2:10.55 at prelims, led off the 200 medley relay that took 11th in 1:51.90 and was part of the 400 free relay that was 11th with a time of 3:44.65.
2012-13: NEWMAC Academic All-Conference … College Swim Coaches Association Honorable Mention Academic All-American … against Springfield (11/10), she came fourth in the 500 free with a time of 5:21.56 … improved her time in the event to 5:19.96 when MIT faced Wellesley (11/16) … time trialed the 400 Individual Medley against Bowdoin Babson (11/17), finishing in second place with her time of 4:32.22 … bettered her time in the 400 IM to an NCAA B cut time of 4:35.76 at the MIT Invitational (11/30-12/03) … at the NEWMAC Championships (2/15-17), she was part of the 400 medley that came first in prelims with a time of 4:00.42 … came eighth in the 500 free in 5:19.92 … swam a 4:35.13 in the 400 IM to take fourth in a B cut … in the 200 breast, she swam a 2:33.77 to finish in 16th place after going 2:31.78 at prelims … time trialed the 200 to earn a personal best time of 2:11.43.
2011-12: Finished second in the 1,000 free at Springfield (1/15) … third in that event in three other races … won the 200 back at the Wheaton Invitational (2/4) … finished fifth at the NEWMAC championships in the 400 IM, hitting the wall in 4:41.71 … eighth in the 200 breast in 2:32.05.
Out of the Pool at MIT: Majoring in biological engineering with a concentration in psychology … held a research internship at Case Comprehensive Cancer Center under Jill Barnholtz-Sloan during the summer of 2013 … Associate Adviser for freshmen … women's club water polo.
High School: A 2011 graduate of the Hawken School … four-time letterwinner … state finalist … two-time All-Chagrin Valley Conference … two-time team captain … helped swim team to a state championship … also ran cross country … two-time all-conference in that sport … Chagrin Valley Conference All-Academic Team in cross country … Cum Laude Society … layout editor for school paper … Valedictorian … Michelson-Morley Award Recipient as outstanding junior in math and science … Princeton Book Award … first year physics Student of the Year.


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May 26, 2008
The Lipscomb Bisons will truly have Georgia on their mind this week.
The Bisons, playing in their first NCAA Baseball Regional, will face the top-seeded Georgia Bulldogs in Athens, Ga., Friday afternoon at 2 p.m. CDT at Foley Field. Also in the field of four are Louisville and Georgia Tech.
More than 150 fans, friends and family members filled the Hall of Fame room in Allen Arena to overflowing to listen to the selection show on ESPN Monday morning. Many in the party had little or no sleep, having driven all night from Deland, Fla., site of the Atlantic Sun Tournament.
"For us to have that many people here on such short notice was special," said Lipscomb coach Jeff Forehand. "The following we had at the rally and the following we had at the tournament which was so far away from here is a tribute to our players."
It may be the first time the Bisons, who are the No. 4 seed, have ever experienced an NCAA Tournament in baseball, but they plan to get some attention.
"Athens is the next step," said Forehand. "We are five games away from Omaha, Neb., and the College World Series. I don't know that if in two years time that we had a realistic shot to say that.
"We are not going down to Georgia to be happy with being in Georgia. We are going down there to win three games and go to a Super Regional. Anything can happen in a four-team tournament."
The Bisons advanced to the NCAA Tournament with a 10-9, 15-inning decision over Gardner-Webb Sunday afternoon.
"We have prepared for this all year long," said Forehand as he addressed the audience. "We prepared to win the conference championship. The coaches and I played through the championship game 160 ways, but not one time did we play through 15 innings. It was a total team effort."
This will be the ninth NCAA postseason appearance for Georgia, their fourth under coach David Perno, the 2008 Southeastern Conference Coach of the Year.
This is the fourth time Georgia has been selected as one of the 16 regional sites. They have won the previous three in 2001, 2004 and 2006, advancing to the College World Series each time.
"Georgia has just raised the bar to a certain extent," Forehand said. "For us the opportunity to go play them is special. All the experience Georgia has in postseason is definitely a plus for them. The atmosphere we will experience there is something we don't see very often.
"We know what we are up against. We know we are going to have to play a really good game. If you are in a regional everybody in it is going to be a very good team and very formidable. We are going to have to do a lot of preparation, but I think our guys are ready for the challenge."
Bisons catcher Caleb Joseph doesn't think the team will be intimidated by the surroundings.
"Emotionally and physically we are drained from the Atlantic Sun Tournament, but our spirits are high," Joseph said. "We are as confident as we have ever been. To see your name on that television made every nick, scratch and bruise go away because we know we are playing in a regional."
Georgia, the SEC Champions, is 35-21-1. Georgia Tech, from the Atlantic Coast Conference, is 39-19 and Louisville, the champion in the Big East, is 41-19. The Bisons, the Atlantic Sun Champion enter the tournament with a 32-28 record.
The Bulldogs are familiar with every team except Lipscomb.
"It will be a challenge," said Perno. "We've got a tough regional, but I'm not complaining too much. They are called `regionals,' so I knew we had a chance to see Georgia Tech again, and we've faced Louisville recently too. We know each other and we'll start preparing for Lipscomb today."
The Bisons have never attempted to schedule a game with Georgia though they have played Auburn, Alabama, Tennessee and Vanderbilt.
"We are going to open the 2009 season with Georgia Tech," Forehand said. "We tried to play Louisville last year and couldn't work a time out. We need to continue to try to play teams of that caliber during the season as preparation for the next step."
The Bisons plan to leave for Athens Wednesday afternoon after practicing at Ken Dugan Field that morning. They will practice in Athens Thursday.


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This month several machinery manufacturers will launch new series of combines for 2011. AGCO Corporation, for one, has given "teasers" all year about a new "super-sized" version of its Gleaner R series, known for its transverse or crosswise-positioned rotor.
AGCO product marketing manager Kevin Bien says the new series, called the Super Seven or S7 for short, will build on the core technologies of its existing R6 series (see cover story on page 8). But it will offer more capacity to make it suitable for today's higher-yielding crops.
Farm Industry News, along with other ag journalists, got a sneak peak of the new series in July, prior to its public launch this month at the Farm Progress Show. We'll give you a full report on the combine specs (for this and other new series) in coming months.
In the meantime, you can view spy shots of the S7 prototype, taken by photographer Richard Tatarski, by clicking Here. The shots were taken this summer in Texas and Oklahoma wheat fields, where the S7 ran head-to-head with other brands to compete on loss levels, fuel use, and overall ability to get the crop in.


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Three countywide school board members on Wednesday, Jan. 23, began the first ethics probe of another board member that anyone with either school system can remember.
School board member Martavius Jones made a formal complaint in December that fellow member David Pickler violated the board's code of ethics by not disclosing his personal interest in school board business. He also called for Pickler to resign.
The specific complaint is that Pickler voted for a school board budget last June that included a $12 million contribution for investment into a Tennessee School Boards Association trust for which Pickler's financial services firm was the financial adviser.
Pickler has denied any conflict and any wrongdoing.
The committee, chaired by Teresa Jones and including board members David Reaves and Oscar Love, has the allegation and documentation by Martavius Jones, who is also in the financial services business, and the response from Pickler's attorney, who has provided a detailed account of the transaction in question.
The next step is a list of questions from the three board members for Pickler and Martavius Jones to reconcile the points on which they agree and disagree.
The questions will be submitted to Pickler and Jones through the school board's attorneys and the answers compiled by the attorneys for the ethics committee to consider.
The committee's next session at which the answers are to be reviewed and discussed is Feb. 13.
School board attorneys Dorsey Hopson and Valerie Speakman advised using them as middlemen in the process because of liability concerns Hopson said necessitates a "delicate balance."
That also goes for additional written information Martavius Jones offered in support of his allegation at Wednesday's committee session. That information will also be reviewed by Speakman and Hopson before the committee sees all or part of it.
"A misstep would probably be taken very seriously," Hopson advised the committee, noting that Pickler is represented by an attorney.
Teresa Jones added that the committee will probably have questions for school system administrators about both versions of what happened.
'When you open it up, to me … the first thing is the vote. If there clearly wasn't a vote, then a violation of policy as it relates to any vote taken and whether he should have recused himself is really off the table," she said. "Then you move onto the next section in terms of … not voting but exercise of discretion. … I think we have to look at both of those."
The committee will focus on two sections of the school system's ethics code: one that requires the disclosure of a personal interest in voting matters and another that requires the disclosure of a personal interest in non-voting matters.
The committee will make a recommendation to the full school board at the end of its deliberations.
Teresa Jones, who is an attorney, said the standard the committee is working with is "what a reasonable person thinks" is a conflict of interest.
"And that's a lot more of a gray area if there was no vote but there was some type of indirect interest in a non-voting matter or direct interest in a non-voting matter," she added.
Hopson said his preliminary inquiries show the Memphis City Schools board decided in 2009 to set aside money for such an account, and that in June 2012, the MCS superintendent and the school system's chief financial officer decided to put the money into the Tennessee School Boards Association account.
"In my review of the records, there was no vote by the board to put the money into the TSBA account and there was no requirement," Hopson said. "The board had a vote early on to set the money aside but not the actual decision where to place it."
The timing of the separate actions could be critical. The 2009 decision was made by the Memphis City Schools board at a time when there were still separate city and county boards of education and Pickler was a member of the county school board, not the city school board. The 2012 decision was after the creation of the current 23-member board structure in which Pickler became a member because of his position on the old Shelby County Schools board.
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Enjoy private use of Hope Rescue's training paddock. The paddock is surrounded by specialised dog-proof fencing to give you a secure space for some off-lead or long-lead training with your dog.
Your booking will last for 30 minutes, which will give you plenty of time to exercise your dog with a 15 minute change-over time between sessions so that you and your dog can enjoy the space in private. This is especially valuable for dogs who are nervous or uncomfortable around other dogs.
Once your booking is complete, you will be provided with a unique code to give you access to the paddock area.
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- The exercise paddock is used at your own risk and Hope Rescue will not be held liable for any loss or injury resulting from it's use.
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prints the current value of a StopWatch
subroutine print_watch (watch, clock, title, form, err)
Prints the specified clocks of the specified watches. A title line is printed followed by two lines for each watch. The first contains the name of the watch, which was defined in create_watch(3) and maintained internally, and the second contains the values of the specified clocks. Output is written to a user specified I/O unit (see option_stopwatch(3)) which is 6 by default. Clocks can be printed regardless of whether they are running, stopped or paused.
One or more watches must be specified. The argument watch can be a single variable of type watchtype (see stopwatch(3)) to print one watch, an array of type watchtype to print several watches, or a variable of type watchgroup (see stopwatch(3)) to print the watches in a group.
The optional argument clock specifies which clocks to print from the specified watch(es). If omitted, the current default clocks (see option_stopwatch(3)) are printed. If present, clock must be a character string containing 'cpu', 'user', 'sys', or 'wall', or an array of such character strings.
The optional argument title is a character string to be printed before printing the watch values. If omitted, the string ``Times printed by StopWatch:'' is printed.
The optional argument form determines the form for printing time. Currently all the forms print the time to .01 seconds. The valid values are:
If omitted, the current default form is used. The default form is initially 'sec' and can be reset by option_stopwatch(3) .
If present, the optional intent OUT integer argument err returns a status code. The code is the sum of the values listed below.
An error message will be printed to a specified I/O unit (unit 6 by default) if print_errors is TRUE (default is TRUE). The error message contains more detail about the cause of the error than can be obtained from just the status code, so you should set print_errors to TRUE if you have trouble determining the cause of the error.
If abort_errors is TRUE (default is FALSE), the program will terminate on an error condition. Otherwise, the program will continue execution but the watch(es) will not be printed.
See option_stopwatch(3) for further information on print_errors, abort_errors and I/O units.
The relevant status codes and messages are:
In addition to the run time diagnostics generated by StopWatch
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type (watchtype) w1, w2(3)
type (watchgroup) g1
integer errcode
call print_watch(w1)
call print_watch(w2, title='Array of 3 watches', err=errcode)
call print_watch(g1, (/'cpu ', 'wall'/), errcode)
The first call prints the default clocks from a single watch, and the default title. The second call prints the default clocks on three watches given as an array and the title ``Array of 3 watches'', and returns a status code. The third call prints the cpu and wall clocks on the watches in the group g1, and returns a status code.
It cannot be determined whether or not a watch variable or watch group has been created (passed as an argument to create_watch or create_watchgroup). If a watch or watch group that has never been created is passed into print_watch, it might generate a Fortran error due to passing a pointer with undefined association status to the Fortran intrinsic function associated. Some compilers will allow this as an extension to the Fortran 90 standard and recognize that the pointer is not associated, in which case the ``Watch needs to be created'' error message is generated.


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Nadal battles past Dimitrov
Rafael Nadal survived a serious examination by Grigor Dimitrov to reach the Australian Open semi-finals.
The Spaniard began the match as the only member of the world's top three in either the men's or women's draw still in the tournament, and for a long time his place looked far from secure.
Nadal did not find anything like his best form throughout the match but Dimitrov's inexperience showed at the crucial moments.
The 22-year-old held three set points in the third set but missed them all and it was Nadal who moved through to the last four with a 3-6 7-6 (7/3) 7-6 (9/7) 6-2 victory.
"I was so lucky," said Nadal. "Especially on one set point, he missed an easy one. The fourth set was for me and I'm very happy for that. I love this tournament. I'm very happy to be in the semi-finals after missing it last year. I suffered a lot."
This has been a breakthrough grand slam for Dimitrov, who is beginning to come up with results to match his considerable talent.
He had never previously been beyond the third round at a slam but looked at home on Rod Laver Arena as he broke the Nadal serve at the first opportunity.
The Spaniard had struggled against Kei Nishikori in round four, with a large blister on the palm of his left hand proving particularly troublesome.
Whether that was the reason or not, he certainly could not find his usual feel on the ball.
Dimitrov, who had won sets in all their three previous meetings, capitalised, hitting back from 0-30 down with four straight points to serve out the first set, clinching it with an ace.
It was the first set Nadal had lost all tournament, and the doubts grew when, having broken Dimitrov to start the second set, he handed the advantage straight back with three double faults in one game.
The world number one was rock solid in the tie-break, though, taking it with a superb backhand winner on the run that left him by the umpire's chair.
He stayed in the crouching position, roared and pumped his fists, and when he broke serve to lead 3-2 in the third set, it seemed he had turned the match around.
But a double fault on break point allowed Dimitrov to break back for 4-4, and the Bulgarian will have nightmares about the opportunities he let slip away.
First he held a set point on the Nadal serve after the Spaniard shanked a drive volley, but Dimitrov's attempted return shot vertically off his frame.
His big chance arrived in the tie-break. Very uncharacteristically, at 5-4 and serving, Nadal hooked two forehands wide to hand his opponent a set point.
Dimitrov pushed Nadal out of court with his serve but then missed a forehand he really should have made.
One more set point arrived but Nadal saved that one confidently and then took his first chance when Dimitrov pushed another routine forehand wide.
The Bulgarian had to sit and dwell on what might have been while Nadal had his blister retaped, and it was no real surprise when the top seed moved into a 3-0 lead.
Three match points came and went but on the fourth Dimitrov blazed a forehand wide and Nadal was through to his fourth Australian Open semi-final.
The Bulgarian sobbed into his towel before picking up his bags to leave, but better days at grand slams will surely await.


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Raters Chapel Talk Defines "Who We Are"• December 2, 2010 Share:
"Who are we? Wabash!" – Those words rang throughout the Chapel Thursday morning during Dean Michael Raters Chapel Talk.
Raters '85 used those words most often used at Little Giant sporting events to illustrate just what it means to attend Wabash College and be a Wabash man.
He began his talk by admitting some people see the cheer as defiant but also proud. So he asked the students, faculty and staff "who are we?"
Raters noted the long list of volunteer work performed by the entire Wabash community. He talked about the student body pledge to the on-going Challenge of Excellence.
He wrapped up his talk with highlights from a "November to Remember." It all started with the Monon Bell win over DePauw, 47-0. The Dean said the highlight wasn't the final score or keeping the Bell, but for him it was senior Josh Miracle's touchdown run that ended up being called back because of penalty.
"Josh is a great example of putting others first and putting team first," Raters said. The senior quarterback was the placekicker's holder throughout the season but accepted his role and was a leader nonetheless. He noted how happy the whole team was when Miracle went in at quarterback.
He talked of Saturday's basketball win over Randolph-Macon and Wednesday night's 57-40 win over DePauw.
He then brought Cross Country Coach Roger Busch to the front of the Chapel to introduce his team. The Little Giant runners finished 13th at the 2010 NCAA Division III National Championships.
The message throughout was Wabash men are volunteers, leaders, students, athletes, and gentlemen.
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LeaseTrader.com: Sales Up for Tow Vehicles
July 7, 2011 by RVBusiness · Comments Off on LeaseTrader.com: Sales Up for Tow Vehicles
LeaseTrader.com, the most recognized name in car leasing, says demand for mid-size trucks and SUV leases has rebounded in just a short time since gas prices have fallen from their springtime highs around $4 per gallon.
The Energy Department's Energy Information Administration said this week that national gas prices have dropped approximately 46 cents since early May, currently sitting near $3.50 per gallon. Gas prices have been a largely discussed topic since February when they rose sharply, peaking at a national average of $3.97 in early May.
Demand for vehicle leases in the mid-size truck and SUV category on LeaseTrader.com has risen an average of 8.3% compared with June 1 levels. The trend bodes well for the recreation vehicle industry, which has seen a jump in lightweight trailer sale capable of being towed by smaller trucks and SUV's.
"Throughout spring when gas prices rose sharply, the anticipated ascension of fuel-efficient vehicle demand came to fruition," said Sergio Stiberman, CEO and founder of LeaseTrader.com. "But interest in mid-size trucks and SUVs was more prevalent than in 2008 because of a stable economy. With gas prices easing off their highs, car lease shoppers have started to inquire about truck and SUVs, feeling less financial pressure at the pump."


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Josey Baker Bread by Josey Baker
The angle: Bread? You want to make it? Hey, no problem! You bring the desire, Josey Baker brings the know-how.
Recipes for right now: Your First Loaf of Bread, Your First Sourdough Loaf, Sesame Poppy Loaf, Kamut Loaf, Dark Mountain Rye, Dark Chocolate Cherry Bread, B(L)T Pocket Bread, Chocolate Chip Cookies
Who would enjoy this book? Totally new bakers starting from square one, veteran home bakers who want a glimpse behind the Josey Baker curtain
Quick Facts
• Who wrote it: Josey Baker
• Who published it: Chronicle Books
• Other highlights: Josey Baker is a bit famous in my corner of the world (that corner being San Francisco). He's the brains and the baker behind Josey Baker Bread and is the current darling of the San Fransicso food scene — he's also a little infamous for popularizing the $4 toast phenomenon.
It's a little impossible to talk about Josey Baker or this book without some acknowledgement of that other famous San Francisco bakery: Tartine Bread. Their breads and even their bakeries might look similar, but their styles are very different. Both of Tartine's books, Tartine Bread and Tartine No. 3, feel beautiful, reverent, and aspirational; Josey's book feels immensely practical.
Josey Baker Bread is structured around lessons, starting with the most basic loaf made with bread flour and yeast, and then building all the way up to sourdoughs, ryes, and other breads made from whole grains. If you're new to baking, this lets you wade in slowly and get used to the water, guiding you and encouraging you every step of the way. And of course, if you already feel pretty confident in your basic baking skills, you can jump right to the later chapters and pick apart Josey's approach to starters, soakers, seed breads, and all that good stuff.
There's a feeling of whimsy and joy in this book that makes baking bread feel like something fun to do on a Saturday rather than something to be done perfectly. (And I say this with zero disrespect to Tartine; as I said, their styles are just very different and I suspect different individuals will have a stronger response to one or the other.)
One thing that I did find a little strange, and sometimes frustrating, about this book is in its layout. There are a lot of little asides, called "A Very Good Question!," which take a time-out from the recipe to explain why you should do things (or not) a certain way. I think these are great points and very helpful, but as I read through the recipe, I feel constantly distracted and torn away from the recipe itself. I found it hard to stay focused. I also wonder about trying to follow the recipe after you've made it a few times — I feel like those asides will be even more distracting once you've already read and absorbed the knowledge and just want to follow the base recipe.
I'm planning to bake a few loaves from this book in the coming months and will definitely report back if I do! I'm curious to see how my initial observations of the book play out in the realities of the kitchen.
Find the book at your local library, independent bookstore, or Amazon: Josey Baker Bread by Josey Baker
• Visit the author's website: Josey Baker
Apartment Therapy Media makes every effort to test and review products fairly and transparently. The views expressed in this review are the personal views of the reviewer and this particular product review was not sponsored or paid for in any way by the manufacturer or an agent working on their behalf. However, the manufacturer did give us the product for testing and review purposes.


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The Lipscomb women's soccer team is spending its spring break in El Salvador on a mission trip. Junior Kelsey Reiman provides an update from the trip and the experience with God.
Two countries, one God and 18 bumper cars
"…I have been crucified with Christ and it is no longer I who live, but Christ who lives in me…" – Galatians 2:19-20
Welcomed with smiles and greetings by each member of Dios de Pacto, we stepped off the street and through the open church doors into a room no larger than a typical Lipscomb classroom. Though the language barrier remained through a Spanish worship, the song leader's astounding and intense passion touched the hearts of every person in the room. With raised hands, closed eyes and matching smiles, the power of a common faith in God harmonized our different tongues. The difference in language was no longer a hindrance, but a blessing. We learned to worship not with our words, but with our joy, our passion, and our collective faith.
Eager to share our passion for the Lord and fully embracing our different cultures, the team returned to the developing communities. Nine players met and spoke with a woman living in one of the homes who left a lasting impression on our lives and forever changed my perception of faith. Matilde shared with us her life. She gave us a piece of her soul and she took from each of us, a piece of ours as well.
Though her vision was taken from her four years ago, her faith, her strength and her hope were not. Now standing at one hundred years, Matilde physically lives alone in her home, but as she says, she is not alone – God lives with her there. Walking into the sunlit days, she lifts her hands and wanders into the streets, following God's voice and trusting in her faith to guide her. This, she says, is her act of worship.
She invited us into her home, our feet on dirt floors and our hands resting on the metal walls and wooden posts supporting the roof sitting just above our heads. Arm in arm, we circled around Matilde and prayed for her, using our difference in cultures to talk to a loving and faithful God. One prayer in Spanish and nine prayers in English, tears forever carved into the cheeks of nine players and one El Salvadoran woman who showed each of us that God is real and faith is raw.
We may not have known everything about her, but we knew enough. We know God and she knows God, and for the beautiful woman that she is, we love her unconditionally.
Leaving the developing communities and an emotional day, the team danced their way through an ongoing festival to a small amusement park on the other side of the town. Players, coaches, and team members hopped into bumper cars, and for four minutes laughed, screamed, and were given the excuse to hit each other as hard as humanly (and technologically) possible.
The day ended in team worship, sharing glimpses of the day, and loving one another. It is truly a blessing to witness God in every person here, whether El Salvadoran or American. We all share one faith; we all share one God.
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I would like to start doing some riding by myself, and would like to do tent camping (only necessary requirements would be shower in the morning, tent site, maybe with electricity, ability to use small camp stove for coffee in the morning). I want to be able to plan a trip (like from Canton, OH to Greenville, SC - down Rt. 77 with maybe some stops in VA to see Civil War sites) and would like to be able to see what campsites are available along my route.
Then, when doing the trip, just when I feel like it, stop and camp, then leave in the morning.
I want to do many such trips, but mostly in eastern US - lots to Civil War stuff.
Any magazines, web sites, organizations dedicated to MC tent travelling?


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Whom will Keith Olbermann hate next in Peoria? First Kaboom!, now me.
My sin? Simply trying to get the renowned ESPN sportsbabbler to come to Peoria and play nice with the new Bradley mascot. You know me: just an ol' peacemaker. But Olbermann thought I was acting like a jerk — imagine that, eh? — and says I'm not "worthy" of his time.
Was I rude? No. Well, not exactly. I quoted someone else who was being rude. And I did that on Twitter. In front of the world. So, OK, yeah, I guess that is rude. I guess I am rude.
But I've apologized. And I hope this doesn't hurt the chances of Olbermann sashaying into Peoria to wrap his arms around the cuddly gargoyle.
Tuesday, this space discussed the negative publicity about Kaboom!, unveiled as Bradley's new mascot last weekend. Among the scoffers was Olbermann, who on ESPN Monday disparaged the gargoyle's dancing, along with BU's investment in the two-year project.
Mind you, I also took some jabs at Kaboom! Then again, I also offered to be shot out of a cannon in the name of school spirit. So, in my mind, that makes everything OK, right?
But has Olbermann done the decent thing and offered to be shot out of a cannon? No. He has not. In fact, he ended his nationwide snark attack by blurting with contempt, "Kaboom! this." Strong words, indeed.
Still, I figured Olbermann might fancy a visit to Peoria to spend some time with Kaboom! You know, really get to know him/her/it/whatever.
I'm not sure what the two could do together, mostly because I'm not clear what gargoyles do for fun. Maybe they could play fetch. Picture the Bradley quad, a rubber ball soaring majestically above the grass, and out of nowhere it's snatched out of the sky, clenched in the teeth of Kaboom! Or Olbermann. Beats me. I don't know what sportscasters do for fun, either.
Whatever their activities, would Bradley be keen on an Olbermann-Kaboom! summit? Sure, it's a shameless publicity stunt. But that's why you hire gargoyles to do the dirty work, so the university president doesn't have to spar with smarmy TV hosts or catch rubber balls in her teeth or otherwise look goofy. Let Kaboom! handle it.
I called BU spokeswoman Renee Charles, who liked the idea of cajoling Olbermann to town. She said she'd chat with the school's athletic department and contact ESPN with an official invitation. I suggested they craft an invite that preempts any feeble network excuses, like travel time or unplanned expenses or general disinterest. If Olbermann can't leave his ESPN throne, use a video hookup.
"Get him to Skype with Kaboom!" Charles said, brainstorming. "But Kaboom! doesn't talk, so we'd have to get his interpreter."
Sure. Whatever. Just get it going right away, before Kaboom!Mania wanes.
Meantime, I did my part to help — and, I hope, didn't screw anything up.
Tuesday morning, I couldn't find contact info for Olbermann at ESPN. So I threw a Hail Mary on Twitter.
"Kaboom is angry," I tweeted to Olbermann. "Not really. You've sparked chuckles in Peoria. Any chance you'd chat? Visit Kaboom?"
No reply. Maybe Olbermann was sleeping. Or he could've been preparing for his show, maybe pulling the wings off flies or doing whatever he does to maintain his professional edge.
Then I got an email from one of Bradley's mascot pooh-bahs, expressing irritation over Olbermann's comments. I replied that I'd invited Olbermann to visit Kaboom! The pooh-bah's reply: "Great idea! You kill me. He's got no (guts), probably won't hear from him."
I cut and pasted the last sentence, but with the original language, and sent another tweet. Suddenly, Olbermann took notice.
"Well," Olbermann tweeted back, "I would've called, but when you publicly put out a statement like that, you cease being worthy of the effort."
Hmm. This from the guy who has made a living with wisecracks, who routinely shreds people on his show, who daily runs a countdown called "Today's Worst Persons In the Sports World." Yet a tweet kiddingly questions his manliness, and he freaks out.
Whatever. I decided to keep at it, for Kaboom!'s sake.
My next tweet. "I doubt your ardent fans are hurt by a pro-Kaboomism. Emotions run high re Kaboom. Maybe you can talk this out with Kaboom?"
Nothing. So I sent another tweet: "Kaboom fever has made me desperate — and rude. My apologies. Don't take it out on Kaboom."
Still nothing. But I stopped reaching out to Olbermann. If he's so sensitive, he might call 911. I didn't want to get arrested for aggravated tweeting or whatever.
So, will Olbermann take the high road? Will he confront Kaboom!, face to face, man to gargoyle?
It's up to him — and maybe you. Get on Twitter: @KeithOlbermann. Convince him to come to P-town.
But play nice. That's how Kaboom! would want it.
PHIL LUCIANO is a Journal Star columnist. He can be reached at email@example.com, facebook.com/philluciano, 686-3155 or (800) 225- 5757, Ext. 3155. Follow him on Twitter @LucianoPhil.
Luciano: Kaboom! isn't the only one drawing Olbermann's wrath
Whom will Keith Olbermann hate next in Peoria? First Kaboom!, now me.


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Concentra_Web needed a new web page design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 43 designs submitted by 11 freelance designers.
Car Insurance Quote
CarInsuranceQuote dot net is a top provider of online car insurance quotes across the country. Our website offers car insurance quotes from top insurers on a national basis and also offers an extensive library of articles that educate the consumer on various aspects of car insurance on a national and state-by-state level.
We are looking for an awesome logo and promo area for our website. We are open to creativity but must have solid, focused designs. We believe there is a perfect combination of these ideas.
Our market is anyone who is seeking a car insurance quote online.
We are looking for an updated design theme and new logo. We are open to colors and ideas that convey the mission of the site : to get multiple car insurance quotes online. The logo should include a graphic and the words "Car Insurance Quote"
In addition to the logo, a template will need to be designed. We are open to colors but they should be consistent with the logo you created.
1. A call to action "Get FREE Quotes" or "Save Up to 40% on Your Car Insurance". Other creative calls to action are welcome and are encouraged.
2. A form with one input box for a zip code and one submit button. The button should be a secondary call to action such as "Start" or "Go" or "See Quotes Now". It's ok to be creative with this text as long as it is a relevant call to action.
3. The center of the template or "main area" should include happy families and cars. Not necessarily people in cars, but both elements should be included.
4. The template should measure 960px*270px
5. We want to convey ease of use, quickness of getting the quote, and the price point for our service, which is free. Think "Fast, Easy, Free", "Instant, Easy, Free", etc...
Examples: These are in no way to be copied but can be used for inspiration and examples of what we consider 'good' promos and logos.
a. www [dot] carinsurancequotes [dot] com - excellent template and logo
b. www [dot] carinsurancerates [dot] com - eye is focused on the zip code box and start button. very good template.


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Microsoft has announced a handful big names that are on the way to the Windows Phone and Windows stores. The same comment has been made many times before, "the Windows ecosystem is empty." Hopefully this collection of apps for Australia will help provide functionality and warm consumers to the switch. It's worth noting that we've managed to find a few of them on the stores already, but the rest may be stuck in store approval somewhere.
The Australian ticketing company (www.ticketek.com) is arriving on Windows Phone 8 and Windows 8, enabling consumers to go through booking and check out concerts, sport events, theatre and exhibitions with ease. You can download Ticketek from the Windows Phone and Windows 8 stores.
Pizza Hut
You know the drill when it comes to pizza apps. Already sporting an app for Windows Phone, Pizza Hut has unveiled a counterpart for Windows 8 for Australian pizza lovers to take full advantage of. Well-designed and optimised to get you through the menu and ordering process as quick as possible, it's well worth checking out when available.
Available on Windows 8 and the Xbox, Xpreshon is an action sports entertainment solution that combines the media with sport to wrap everything up in an easily digestible experience. See article lead image for a quick look at what's on offer and what you'll be able to do with the app. You can download Xpreshon from the Windows Store.
As the name would suggest, Carsales (www.carsales.com.au) is a well-known Australian website and company that specialises in vehicle transactions. Offering an official Windows Phone app, consumers will be able to browse around and search for their next purchase while on the move. Keep an eye out for when the app arrives.
Page Up
Finally, Page Up (www.pageuppeople.com/solutions) is a solution for employers worldwide to hire, manage and monitor performance of employees and more. Training & development, the tracking of careers and capability framework are just additions to the functionality boasted by the service. Head on over to the official website for more details and watch out for when the app goes live.
via: Techin5
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You will require this permit if you intend to use land for assembling, storing or dismantling machinery or second hand goods of any kind. For example, you will require this permit if you intend to operate a junk yard.
Your local council will be able to advise what restrictions and prohibitions may apply to particular types of machinery and second hand goods.
A licence defines the need to obtain recognition / certification and registration to undertake a certain business activity.
Please consult the responsible council for more information regarding eligibility requirements.
As specified on the permit.
Fees Details for this service in table format.
Please consult the responsible council for specific information on fees to be submitted with your application.
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Cutting through the hype, zeroing in on challenges strengths and setbacks, ISRAEL21c reviews the growing field of personalized medicine in Israel.
Three men walk into a bar – an African-American, a Hispanic and a Jew. Which of the three is most likely to die of kidney failure? This isn't a joke, but a question that a new field of 21st century medicine is attempting to answer and confront. [For the answer, scan to the end of this article.]
Since the advent of the Human Genome project, akin to searching in a crystal ball scientists have been gazing into our genes, trying to understand which diseases might afflict us, by considering our ancestry. As has long been suspected, no one cure fits all. A specific combination of drugs to cure breast cancer may succeed for one woman, while the same cocktail may fail in another.
This is because each of us is an individual with unique genes, different diets, environments, habits and behaviors. All these factors influence disease development, progression and ultimately how we will respond to the medicine we may have to take.
A recent conference in Israel covering this topic of personalized or translational medicine addressed some of the challenges in the field, highlighting the country's success stories and discussing ways in which Israel, a world leader in biotech innovation, can help to advance this new trend in science.
Shai Yarkoni, CEO of Bio-Negev, a biotech tech transfer venture in southern Israel, and also chairman of the Life Sciences advisory council of the Israel Export and International Cooperation Institute, was among the featured guests at the June conference. The Personalized Medicine World Conference (PMWC) Israel, held in Herzliya on June 20 and 21 was the first of its kind in Israel, spurred by a similar conference earlier this year in the US. The PMWC Israel was put together by Silicom Ventures and the Advantest/Oncotest-TEVA business unit of Teva Pharmaceuticals.
There's certainly a lot of hype around the new buzzwords 'personalized medicine,' and Yarkoni was only too happy to make some sense of what's happening in Israel.
What makes medicine personal?
Like the new 'clean technology' brand, Yarkoni says the term 'personalized medicine' is now used for marketing purposes, to raise money and attract attention. However, "it's clear that personalized medicine as a whole is coming to fruition in this decade," he tells ISRAEL21c.
Hope for delivering personalized medicine around the world started as early as the 1980s and '90s, reaching a peak in the area of antibodies, the only science in the field that has fulfilled expectations in personalized medicine, he says. In 1997, sales of antibody-related drugs reached $250 million. By 2007, sales had skyrocketed to $30 billion, with most activity in the US and Europe. "This is the only area in personalized medicine where the research and the early stage research have matured to real industry," Yarkoni states.
Today, there are two successful antibody drugs driving the market: Herceptin to treat breast cancer, and Erbitux to treat colorectal and now head and neck cancers. Ironically, the early stage development of the blockbuster cancer drug Erbitux traces its roots to Israel at the Weizmann Institute and researchers Prof. Michael Sela, Dr. Esther Hurwitz and Dr. Esther Aboud-Pirak. Royalties from the research behind the drug were settled in court, and the company involved was linked to the Martha Stewart scandal.
This is part of the problem, says Yarkoni, who explains that while Israeli science may be very good at innovation, overall there is a problem in getting the innovation financed, getting it off the ground and transforming it into working companies.
Still, there is a chance that Israel could catch the next wave in personalized medicine, specifically with stem cells, through companies like Pluristem and SCTyx which treat autoimmune disorders, or Gamida Cell, which is combating blood cancer, he says. One additional company is BrainStorm, a stem cell company that's developing a solution for Parkinson's.
Yarkoni says: "We face a repeated story with the stem cells as we do with the antibodies. That's where we fall behind; unable to move from a great idea and research to the next stage of a sustainable business model."
Seeking sustainable business models for biotech
Through his Bio-Negev fund and networks in Europe and the US, Yarkoni is working to build sustainable biotech companies in Israel, where, he says, biotech start-ups tend to either sell out to bigger firms or fade away. "The main issue is that personalized medicine is still in its infancy. Because of that we can maintain a leadership position," he declares.
He claims that while one of Israel's personalized medicine biotech companies in oncology is quite successful, it's not innovative. He's referring to the diagnostic firm Oncotest (now Aventest), that analyzes blood samples to provide a genetic profile of a specific cell. The company is owned by the pharma giant Teva Pharmaceuticals.
Another company that brands itself as personalized medicine, Israel's Rosetta Genomics, is not really personalized medicine, according to Yarkoni. Applying microRNA for therapeutics and diagnostics he says that it doesn't actually deal with any issues that are 'personal.' Shares in the company have recently plummeted.
Yarkoni suggests that those interested in knowing more about the market potential in Israel and where its strengths lie, look to multi-disciplinary research, the hallmark of good personalized medicine. "Israel is perhaps the most advanced country in making combinations," he states, meaning that Israelis combine math with chemistry, physics, genetic research, biology and pharmaceuticals. "All the biggest universities in Israel have good research brewing in this direction and the start-up factory in Israel is in very much a leading position," he asserts.
Yarkoni points out that of 15 companies featured at the PMWC Israel conference, four were based on stem cells: "Gamida Cell has a stem cell treatment in Phase III clinical trials and in a year or two they will have a product in the market," he says, adding, "We fall behind in technologies and areas where the world has moved forward to establish bigger companies, with more money and management. Israel is still very much a start-up nation in that respect."
Computers that model cancer
Bernard Dichek, editor and founder of BioIsrael, Israel's leading biotech news website in English, isn't convinced that Israel is a leader in personalized medicine just yet.
Among the companies featured on the recent conference roster Dichek believes that Pluristem and Insightec, which ablates tumors using ultrasound and MRI, are good companies, "but I wouldn't normally think of them as personalized medicine," he tells ISRAEL21c. "Though as you can see, when something becomes trendy everybody wants to jump on the bandwagon, or gets placed there by people anxious to organize conferences.
"Personalized medicine has been talked about for years but there still isn't really a critical mass of mature companies in the area. The fact that it's a bit of a stretch for some of the companies in that list to be placed on it is perhaps an indication of this," he suggests.
That said, this doesn't mean that there isn't any innovation coming from Israel. Dichek cities Optimata, with its predictive powers, as a "company that has the greatest potential for providing real, personalized medicine. The company is at the forefront because of both technology and insight.
"The technology is a sophisticated computer modeling system that uses algorithms to predict how each individual will respond to specific drugs and can therefore help doctors decide which drugs have the best chance of helping their patients," he says.
With cancer, drug selection is a game-changer
"In the cancer arena drug selection can be a game-changer," Dichek points out. "Doctors have no way of knowing how a patient will respond to a chemotherapy drug and by the time they find out if the drug is working the condition of the patient can be irreversible.
"In a landmark study conducted with Cancer UK, Optimata proved that its computerized system was much better than oncologists at predicting the right drug for breast cancer patients," he adds.
"The insight – espoused by founder Zvia Agur more than a decade ago – was that many companies were betting on the wrong horse around the time that the mapping of the Human Genome was taking place, by assuming that it would be possible to treat diseases by identifying disease-causing genes. As is now generally accepted, 10 years after the genome was mapped, most diseases have multiple gene causes and consequently, treating patients through gene mapping is a very limited area," Dichek explains.
"Optimata's approach, on the other hand, which is based on mapping the physiological parameters of the patient, has proven itself and the company has received significant financial support from Teva Pharmaceuticals and is currently using its technology to help Teva test new cancer drug candidates."
Optimata was represented at the PMWC Israel event. Dichek names Aposense as another company worthy of mention in the personalized medicine arena: "The company has a molecular imaging technology that can identify non-responders to drugs early on, especially cancer drugs. The company is only in Phase II clinical trials but is well-funded and recently went public on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange," he says.
A personal investment
Dr. David Sidransky, as an American physician and research scientist looking in from the outside, believes that Israeli personalized medicine holds great promise. Chairman of the personalized medicine oncology company Champions Biotechnology, Sidransky was profiled by TIME Magazine in 2001 as one of the top physicians in America for his work with cancer.
Champions, which has invested in Israeli research and has a branch in Israel, is an oncology company that takes a specific cancer tumor from a patient, grows it in a mouse lacking an immune system and tests various drug combinations to find the best one for the patient.
"Israel is receptive to personalized oncology," says Sidransky who has recently licensed a technology from one of the local universities. He sees what he calls a "general acceptance by the Israeli population," among consumers and institutions that personalized medicine should be a major focus.
Maybe it's cultural? "Israel and the Jewish people in general will go to the ultimate out-of-the-box solutions to help themselves and their families. Health drives that desire," says Sidransky who participated in the PMWC Israel as a keynote speaker.
Another of Israel's strengths is the country's much-touted entrepreneurial spirit: "I think there is a real push to do unique things [in Israel]. That drives a lot of small businesses," he says. And then there's human capital; brains. That's another Israeli strength in the burgeoning field of personalized medicine. "It's not hard to find doctors in any area contributing here."
Accelerating science and Israel's potential
Sidransky says that when it comes to diseases, breast cancers and ovarian cancers, which are major diseases in the Jewish population gene pool, have led to "watershed" research in other cancers.
Interested in bringing together companies and researchers working in the field of personalized medicine, Sidransky tells ISRAEL21c, "Personalized medicine is such a cool idea. How can we reduce this to practice? We need substantial interaction in the business and venture capital arena; to bring together the investment world with the scientists."
Sidransky is not only dreaming of better treatments for patients today and in the future, but is also accelerating ways to make the most of the science and potential in Israel, by bringing together different worlds.
By the way, the answer to the question posed at the opening of this article: An African-American has a four times greater chance of dying of kidney failure. New research into identifying genetic biomarkers and finding a treatment for kidney failure based on genetics is being led by an Israeli team headed by Prof. Karl Skorecki, a nephrologist at Rambam Hospital, and a researcher at the Technion – Israel Institute of Science.


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Author Notes: Pineapple Upside Down Cake usually conjures up visions of a 50's housewife in a beehive–do and apron pouring over her trusty Betty Crocker cook book for recipes. Times have definitely changed from those dutiful housewife days, but good recipes linger on. I took the technique from this legendary recipe and adapted it for apples. The ingredients that make Pineapple Upside Down Cake so good (brown sugar and butter to be exact) also complement apples quite nicely. Adding almonds lends another layer of flavor and texture to the picture. All that's missing is some freshly whipped cream (or even some vanilla ice cream) and you've got a classic fall dessert to enjoy in front of a crackling fire. I like this cake best when served slightly warm (it enhances the caramel topping). —Leah
Serves: 8-10 servings
cup blanched whole almonds
cup unsalted butter, melted, plus 9 tablespoons softened
cup light brown sugar, plus one tablespoon (divided)
red apples, peeled, cored and sliced thinly
1 1/2
cups pastry flour
cup light brown sugar
cup white sugar
teaspoon baking powder
teaspoon baking soda
teaspoon salt
cup sour cream
cup apple juice or cider
large egg yolks
teaspoon almond extract
- Preheat the oven to 350° F. Spread the almonds on a baking sheet and roast, shaking the pan occasionally, until lightly golden (about 8–10 minutes). Set aside to cool. Turn down the oven temperature to 325° F.
- Stir together the melted butter and 3/4 cup brown sugar and evenly coat the bottom of a 9–10 inch glass pie plate with the mixture. Arrange the cooled almonds around the bottom rim of the pie plate (also arrange some of them in the center), gently pressing them into the sugar mixture.
- Arrange the apple slices in a concentric pattern (slightly overlapping them) on top. You should have enough apple slices to make 2 layers. After the first layer has been created, sprinkle the 1 tablespoon of brown sugar on top, then make the second layer of apples.
- In a mixing bowl, combine the pastry flour, the brown and white sugars, baking powder, baking soda and salt and mix thoroughly. Set aside.
- In another bowl, whisk together the softened butter, sour cream, apple juice, egg yolks and almond extract. Add to the dry ingredients and mix with an electric mixer at medium speed for about 2 minutes, until thick and smooth. Spread the batter evenly over the apples.
- Bake 40–50 minutes, until golden and a tester inserted in the center comes out clean.
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Cicloweb.it speculates that Alberto Contador might be a surprise addition to the Giro d'Italia this year, in part thanks to the offices of Astana sports director Giuseppe Martinelli. Yes, that Martinelli, the guy who drove the car for Marco Pantani, Stefano Garzelli, and Damiano Cunego when they won the Giro. That would quite put a twist into the plot of this Giro, if the Ciclowebbers prove correct in their prediction. Contador or no, it should be a good party there in Italy with Cadel Evans, Carlos Sastre, the Liquigas-Doimo ménage leading the chase for the Pink Shirt.
Might throw a spanner in the works of Evans, Sastre, Pellizotti and Basso's Giro ambitions. But i must admit if this is true it is good to see someone try to do the Giro/Tour double again, and he is probably the only current pro that could possible do it. What do you think? True? Hoax? Trying to get in LA's head? Anything?


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Batch to Continuous
Converting from Batch to Continuous Brings Great Benefits, but Also Creates Automation Challenges
This article was printed in CONTROL's September 2009 edition.
By Dan Hebert, PE
If your plant has batch processes, significant production improvements can be realized by converting all or part of your processes to continuous operation. These improvements are summarized in Table 1 and detailed in the next section. They include but are not limited to increased throughput, better quality and less energy use.
But realizing these improvements can be quite challenging because converting processes from batch to continuous is complex. Some of the main challenges are listed in Table 2, and many of these issues revolve around the need for more precise control and measurement.
Fortunately, others have blazed a path before you and are happy to relate their experiences. Read on to find out how your peers have successfully converted batch to continuous, reaping the benefits of improved operations.
Why Upgrade from Batch to Continuous?
You know that upgrading all or part of your processes from batch to continuous will be challenging, so why do it? "Continuous operations yield more consistent product quality, more predictable behavior and a better opportunity to maintain and perfect a steady-state process," says Carl Wikstrom, Ph.D., PE, director of research and development at Rineco Chemical Industries in Benton, Ark.
Another end user agrees with Wikstrom and gives some specifics. "Our continuous polyether polyol reactor is about one-third of the size a comparable batch reactor, yet it can produce 1.5 times as much product," relates William D. Wray, PE, engineering consultant with Bayer MaterialScience in Channelview, Texas. "The continuous reactor also features increased energy efficiency, as there is less time and energy spent heating and cooling reactor contents as compared to a batch reactor. Pound for pound, our continuous process uses about 25% of the energy used for the batch process." (See "Reactor Goes Continuous," at the end of this article for more details about Bayer's process.)
A reason cited by an automation engineer at a pharmaceutical plant is that in a continuous process, manufacturers cam increase product yield because they don't have to discard material during start-ups and batch ends. Mark Hron, a cheese and dairy electrical engineer with Kraft Foods, notes the following benefits of converting from batch to continuous. "You can slow down or speed up production to match packing line speeds. Filling and emptying time lags can be reduced. Less operator input and interaction is needed, so labor is saved."
Integrators on Board
Bachelor Controls (www.bachelorcontrols.com) is a systems integrator headquartered in Sabetha, Kan. Bachelor worked with a brewer to convert a fermentation process from batch to continuous (See Figure 1). "The new process has resulted in much more consistent alcohol production," says Marvin Coker, senior project engineer with Bachelor.
"The brewer has seen reduced fouling in the beer still. Clean-in-place costs have been reduced dramatically, as between-batch cleanings have been completely eliminated. There's also been a reduction in raw material costs as the client has not had to pitch yeast into the process since the project went online," adds Coker.
Another integrator details benefits gained by switching from batch to continuous. "Continuous production minimizes intermediate storage of in-process materials that often have relatively low shelf life," notes Delmar Schmidt, an applications engineer with system integrator Melfi Technologies (www.melfitechnologies.com) in Ontario, Canada.
"Significant safety improvements can also be realized if these in-process materials are toxic or explosive," adds Schmidt. (See "Continuous Processes Safer," for more details.)
System integrator Optimation Technology (www.optimation.us) is headquartered in Rush, N.Y. It converted a 90,000 gpm, 17-cell industrial cooling tower water makeup system for a New York-based chemical company from a mostly manual batch operation to highly automated continuous control.
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WASHINGTON, May 2 (UPI) -- For the first time, NASA's Cassini Mission, the unmanned spacecraft sent to orbit Saturn, has captured imagery of Uranus, the solar system's seventh planet from the sun.
In a photo released by NASA, the icy blue dot that is Uranus can be seen just beyond Saturn's A and F rings, which are streaking across the foreground.
Uranus is one the solar system's two "ice giants" -- the other being Neptune. They're called so for their chemical makeup, being largely composed of water, ammonia and methane, which freeze in the cold temperatures of deep space. Jupiter and Saturn, on the other hand, are called "gas giants" -- big balls of hydrogen and helium.
Saturn, being the sixth farthest planet from the sun, is Uranus's cosmic neighbor, but at the moment, they're very, very far apart. Uranus appears as a tiny blue dot because it's currently on the other side of the sun, 2,659,800,000 miles away from Cassini and Saturn.
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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – Senior co-captain J.P
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in Harvard's loss to No. 7 Lehigh, 37-11, Sunday at the
Malkin Athletic Center. Senior co-captain Louis Caputo picked up an
important win over nationally ranked David Craig.
Freshman Steven Keith started the Crimson off with a 13-0 major decision over Mitch Berger at 125 pounds. Keith scored early in the match and controlled the tempo en route to his 14th win over season.
O'Connor earned his 24th win of the season with a 16-5 major decision over Brian Tanen. The top-ranked wrestler at 157 pounds is unbeaten on the season and has 13 win s by bonus points.
Fifth-ranked Caputo defeated No. 15 David Craig, 6-0, to improve to 17-2 on the season. All of the scoring came from back points in the second period. It was Caputo's first win over Craig in three years.
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In 1985, Bob Cazet was sitting around a table after graduating from college, when one of his friends posed the question.
"What is one thing that you wish you could do?"
The responses from his friends were varied and adventurous. Cazet had one thing in mind.
"I'd want to play one more high school football game."
That was the story Cazet opened with Tuesday night at Angelos II in Sterling in front of a room consisting of 80-90 former football players from Amboy, Morrison, Newman, Rock Falls and Sterling.
The sentiment seemed to be shared among those gathered.
Cazet, who operates Alumni Football USA, is in Illinois this week helping to organize potential alumni games for the upcoming summer. The games are full-padded and full-contact. The company has put on more than 200 games across the country the last few years and is planning to run more than 500 games this year.
The company provides the equipment. The players pay a $100 fee and have to sign an insurance waiver.
Each team is responsible for pre-sale of tickets, with half the proceeds from pre-sale tickets going back to the company and the other half going to a cause or charity of each team's choosing.
The company gets all the profit for tickets sold at the gate.
He appears to have two games almost set featuring former stars from local communities.
Those games – Newman vs. Morrison and Sterling vs. Rock Falls – are tentatively set for July 27. The location of the games is still to be determined, although Roscoe Eades Stadium could be the site pending approval by Sterling Schools.
He hopes to have more games, and he will be visiting schools around the area in the next couples of days.
Cazet was contacted by Chuck Hulke, a Morrison resident who works at the Wal-Mart Distribution Center. Hulke played in an alumni game in Iowa and proposed bringing games to the Sauk Valley.
Hulke contacted Mike Papoccia and Tim Nelson at Newman High School. Nelson liked the idea from the start.
"Chuck Hulke contacted me, and we sort of went from there," Nelson said. "We put it out on Facebook, and we started to get a lot of interest."
Nelson planned to help coach, but after attending the meeting decided that he wanted to get on the field again. He hasn't played since 1989 when he played for Aurora University.
The turnout was diverse from recent high school graduates to men with children that have already graduated.
"Some of it's machismo," Nelson said. "But then you have a guy like Curt Repass, who graduated in 1977, who wants the chance to play one down with his two sons."
Nelson also said that longtime Newman coach and athletic director Mike Papoccia has said he wants to get in for two plays – his first and his last.
Players can sign up for teams at alumnifootballusa.com. For more information on starting a game, contact Bob Cazet at 855-843-8448.
What is it?
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So Far
• Games are tentatively set between alumni of Newman and Morrison, and Rock Falls and Sterling for July 27.
• Players can continue to sign up on website listed below. Cost is $100, and they must sign insurance waiver
Want to play
• Bob Cazet wants to set up more games in the area for this year. Visit alumnifootballusa.com for information, or contact Cazet at 855-843-8448.


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- 1. Using x-ray (radiographic) films and with your counselor's guidance, study the tooth structure and look for decay. Then do the following:
- a. Using the radiographs as a guide, draw a lower molar. Label its parts and surfaces. Show surrounding structures such as bone and gum tissues.
- b. Show on your drawing where the nerves and blood vessels enter the tooth.
- c. Show on your drawing where bacterial plaque is most likely to be found.
- 2. Do the following:
- a. Tell or write about what causes dental decay and gum disease. Tell how each of the following contributes to dental decay and gum disease: bacterial plaque, sugars, and acid.
- b. Tell the possible causes for traumatic tooth loss, describe the types of mouth guards used to help prevent tooth trauma, and list the athletic activities during which a person should wear a mouth guard.
- c. Explain the first-aid procedure for saving a tooth that has been knocked out.
- 3. Arrange for a visit with a dentist. Before you go, ask whether your visit can include a dental examination and a plaque-control demonstration. Afterward, ask questions about things you want to know. Then tell your counselor what the dentist does during a checkup examination.
- 4. Do TWO of the following:
- a. Name at least five instruments and five pieces of equipment a dentist uses.
- b. With the help of a dentist, prepare a dental stone cast using a vibrator, a mixing bowl, a water measure, a plastic measure, model stone, and a spatula.
- c. Keep a record of everything you eat for three days. Circle those items that may provide the sugars that bacterial plaque needs to make acid. List snacks that you should avoid to help maintain the best oral health.
- 5. Discuss with your merit badge counselor the following:
- a. How fluorides help prevent tooth decay and the ways fluorides can be provided to the teeth.
- b. How the mouth is related to the rest of the body. Topics might include chewing, saliva, enzymes, nutrition, and speech.
- 6. Do TWO of the following:
- a. Make a model tooth out of soap, clay, papier-mâché, or wax. Using a string and a large hand brush, show your troop or a school class proper tooth-brushing and flossing procedures.
- b. Make a poster on the prevention of dental disease. Show the importance of good oral health.
- c. Collect at least five advertisements for different toothpastes. List the claims that each one makes. Tell about the accuracy of the advertisements.
- d. Write a feature story for your school newspaper on the proper care of teeth and gums.
- e. Make drawings and write about the progress of dental decay. Describe the types of dental filling and treatments a dentist can use to repair dental decay problems.
- 7. Find out about three career opportunities in dentistry. Pick one and find out the education, training, and experience required for this profession. Discuss this with your counselor, and explain why this profession might interest you.
Source: 2007 Boy Scout Requirements (33215)
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Help with these requirements
1: How to Read Dental X-Rays Great examples, and language written for young folks.
4a: Dental Instrument Setups An in-depth look at dental instruments.
5a: How Fluoride Prevents Tooth Decay
5a: Fluoride Action Network A contrary view.
7: Career Opportunities in Dentistry From Dentistry.com.