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Even though I'm not very fond of it, I decided to try and make beer.
The idea was to make it with mixed corn and barley, but due to a mistake in translation I ended up buying oats and not barley, but it should still work...
Sprouting the grains was pretty straightforward, but there was a severe change in weather the same day I was supposed to sun-dry the grains, it's been raining since.
The grains took about a week to dry, some of them kept sprouting several days after they were supposed to dry.
I built a simple sous-vide style arduino powered contraption to mash my "malt". cracked the grains and mixed them with tap water to the texture of a porridge.
I set the device between 62 and 65ºC and let it "cook" for an hour.
The resulting liquid wasn't what I would call sweet and had a gravity of about 1.20
So far I've had it in heat for 3-4 hour and neither the gravity or the sweetness appear to increase.
Am I doing something incredibly wrong?

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Sydney Eisteddfod Alumni Jana Baldovino in La Coreografia, a show by choreographer Paulina Quinteros. Photo: Danza del Arte
Ten alumni in La Coreografia, a production by Sydney Eisteddfod adjudicator Paulina Quinteros
Sydney Eisteddfod adjudicator and artistic director of Danza del Arte Paulina Quinteros presented the first Sydney season of La Coreografia recently.
Sydney Eisteddfod alumni took part in the production en masse with dancers Daniel Savetta, Veronica Mahon, Claudia Dutton, Jana Baldovino, Jessi Seymour, Hannah Nash, Molly Little, Lily Potoger, Jasmian Kyle and Isabelle Klemke having roles.
With a Sir Robert Helpmann Award and a Peggy van Praagh Award to her name, the Chilean-born choreographer created a show to reflect her experiences and allow her to explore many ballets within one work.
We caught up with Paulina to talk about the concept behind La Coreografia and what it was like working with several Sydney Eisteddfod alumni.
Tell us about the concept behind La Coreografia.
I wanted to create a dance work based on the life of a choreographer, a work that would reflect both my experiences in the dance industry as a female choreographer as well as offer glimpses of my personal life throughout the ballet.
The more I thought about this idea, the more it interested me as I felt that it would effectively give me the opportunity to create many ballets within the one work, as a choreographer is constantly producing new works. I wanted to enrich the audience's experience by exposing them to a variety of musical compositions and different stylistic movement vocabulary.
Apart from the September 23 performance at the Everest Theatre, were there any other performances?
Yes! November 4 was a particularly special day and event for me – and the dancers – as we performed for the Chilean Ambassador, Consul and Trade Commissioner, as well as an Australian audience. I am working towards taking Danza del Arte to perform in Chile.
As a Sydney Eisteddfod adjudicator and supporter, what are your thoughts on the role Sydney Eisteddfod plays in preparing young performing artists for the great big professional world of dance?
Sydney Eisteddfod helps dancers gain confidence on stage and prepares them for the highly competitive career that dance is. It also serves as a platform for young, emerging artists to gain recognition in the industry.
As the artistic director and choreographer of Danza del Arte, what are some of the characteristics you see in Sydney Eisteddfod alumni that participate in your productions?
I could summarise it by saying that the main characteristic that unites the dancers who are Sydney Eisteddfod alumni is that they all rise to any challenge. They're very hard working dancers, organized, resilient and 100% committed.
What's next for Danza del Arte?
I want to continue to create and provide a place for talented artists, both emerging and professional dancers, a place where artistry is the reason why we are all there working together, a place where we create great things.
There aren't many opportunities available for dancers in Australia with many more dancers graduating than being employed. However there is so much talent in this country and I want to utilize and showcase this talent in Australia and around the world.


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Yankee Doodle, is the state song for Connecticut, the next state in our United States of Energy data series. Connecticut is known as the constitution state as well as the nutmeg state.
Connecticut is ranked number 51 in residential prices compared to 52 other US states averaging $19.25 Megawatts per hour. The major electric power plants are coal, hydroelectric and natural gas. Emissions in Connecticut come primarily from coal. Connecticut has other sources of electricity as well. In 2008, Connecticut ranked in the top-ten States for solar power capacity within the United States.
Millstone has a 2,037-megawatt nuclear power plant, which is the highest capacity power plant in the State. Connecticut was actually a major producer of military machinery during the Cold War and was the first producer of nuclear-powered submarines. The USS Nautilus was the world's first nuclear powered submarine, built in Granton in 1954, and well known when referencing Connecticut history.
Connecticut is also home of the oldest US newspaper, the Hartford Courant established in 1764, which is still being published today. I guess the digital age hasn't completely taken over!
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The road home always seems so long at first. I`ve got such a long way to go still, one can be inclined to think. But then after a bit, one can see some progress being made, and with grim determination forge ahead, taking each turn captive, each long straightaway stored over in the, `got through it,` section of the mind. Then before one even knows it, they`re halfway home and rolling downhill.
Although this trip home for Mike Anderson didn`t quite fit into that normal pattern. This trip he was almost flying home to San Diego, the city that he now called home, having moved there out of Helton to start college at the U.C. there once he`d graduated from Helton High so many years ago now. He was flying home on happiness, through imagined images of him and his lovely wife getting through her pregnancy together... the la maz classes they would undoubtedly enroll in... him touching her baby filled belly and feeling the new life forming there and later witnessing the undoubtedly spectacular and awe inspiring birth... handling the precious miracle newborn baby... then watching and nurturing the young child... boy or girl, it didn`t matter.
HEY, Mike`s mind suddenly screamed at him and brought him quickly back to reality as his steering wheel jerked hard right... then left... then even harder and more so to the right again. Images of the road and total darkness flipped back and forth in the windshield as he pushed hard on the brake pedal but to no effect as the car continued to careen forward and then he felt the whole world bouncing high up as the car hit a super big dip, which at the same time also seemed to cause a really loud KA-THUNK, right under Mike`s seat.
All Mike could do was hold on to the steering wheel, squeezing it as hard as he could. He had closed his eyes in reflex, but when he realized this he forced them open just in time to see the darkness before him suddenly become the brown dirt and rocks and bushes of a small hill he was headed right for that bounced in his headlights. Luckily though somehow the car then skidded sideways just before the car came to a rocking stop.
"Holy cra-" Mike started to exclaim, then looked quickly over at his wife, and were it not for the seriousness of all that had just happened, he might have even laughed. Because somehow she had ended up practically on her head with her cute little tushy sticking straight up toward the car`s headliner.
"Honey? Honey ya okay," he cried frantically over at her, hoping she hadn `t broken her neck or anything. She just started laughing though and he cautiously joined in. "I`ll take that as a yes I guess."
"If... I... can ... just get... offa... my... head," she struggled to say, while also struggling to flip back over to the way normal people sit. Eventually she made it. "Whew," she added and got her bearings. Michael Anderson!" she then exclaimed and looked wide eyed at him.
"I don`t know what happened honey," he told her, and he wasn`t lying. "I was thinking about our baby and musta just drifted over too far... gosh I`m sorry honey..."
"And you complain about my driving!" "I know, I know. I`m sorry."
"Well I better never hear it again," she finished with and rolled down her window and looked out. A lone car zoomed by on a dimly lighted road a few hundred feet away. All else was dark. Their car`s headlights had even died. But at least the interior lights still dimly lit their world. "Lemme guess.... Wapatula road..."
"We were on Wapatula road," he told her and then remembered she`d been sleeping last time he`d checked. Which explained why she had to ask. And probably too why she`d ended up sitting on her head. Often on their trips she would undo her seat belt to really scrunch down in the seat to sleep. A habit of hers he hated, and often corrected, but this time he`d missed it. Well... all`s well that ends well. At least she was okay, he had to think.
Wapatula road was a long, twenty mile or so stretch of two lane country byway that connected Helton Valley to the I-15 highway that would then run all the way down to San Diego. And although civilization was creeping in on each end of the road with housing tracts, roadside shops and mini-malls, there was still a good stretch of it that was all but deserted save for the occasional turkey ranch or sod farm and Mike had found a spot to wipe out in that fit into that latter category.
"Hey... what`s that smell," Mike asked and took a couple more deep sniffs. He reached quickly for the ignition and cut the motor, which had still been running, miraculously enough. "... exhaust fumes... we better get out honey. Does your door still open?" "I... think... so," the little lady said while straining at and then getting the car`s passenger side door open. She stepped out into the darkness, only barely illuminated by the car`s dome light which had come on now too. "Michelle... don`t go too far, honey. Not until your eyes get used to it," Mike shouted over the roof of the car, having got out himself. "I won`t... I won`t... I`ll stay right here... " "I`ll be right there."
Mike took in his surroundings. He pretty much knew almost exactly where they were. About five miles out of Helton Valley and into this next valley after it, whatever it might be called. Funny, all these years driving across it, to and from Helton, and he`d never learned the name of this valley. It sure was dark out here though. So maybe that was it. Dark Valley, he half-humorously thought to himself.
And even darker where they`d ended up about fifty yards off the road. It was amazing how far the car had come on its own. Maybe because he`d been going about seventy miles an hour. Then he must have been daydreaming just long enough to veer a little to the right, just over the white line he knew was painted on Wapatula road where the asphalt ended and the dirt shoulder began. Once over the line, even just a little, his wheels probably caught hard in the soft stuff and then it was off the edge and down the three foot drop he knew was there too and then across the small wash and into this field and across it to this first and smallest in a series of ever growing hills that would then merged with the big ones that encompassed the valley.
Having put all that altogether in his head, he next wanted to check out the car. What`s the damage, he had to wonder. "Hey honey. We still got that flashlight in the glove box?" he asked, but then didn`t wait for an answer and leaned back into the car. He reached in across the front seat and pulled the glove box open. "Think so," she said, absent mindedly, still just trying to get used to the dark and looking at her cell phone. Mike got the flashlight out about the same time she answered and then turned to come out, but stopped. "Oh yeah," and he reached into the back seat. "This baby might come in handy too." He grabbed the little shovel from the back seat, the memento one he`d brought from his mom and dad`s house. "Honey... you okay?" he asked, already scanning the car with the flashlight. "Yeah... I`m fine... no service though..." "Oh... on the cell phone?" "Yeah... not a bar... Helton... nowheresville USA..." "Yeah... and mine`s dead," Mike reported. Which they both already knew. He`d forgotten to bring his charger on the trip and his phone had died earlier in the day. So phoning for help was out of the question.
And from the looks of the car, driving out was probably not going to work either. All four wheels were stuck deep in the sandy dirt and who knew what else besides the exhaust had busted underneath. But wanting to at least give it the old college try, Mike unfolded the little shovel. He dug hard and fast around one wheel, but soon noticed how the dirt just seemed to fill right back in. Frustrated after a few minutes, he just flipped the little shovel away and it landed head first in the sand a few feet away, sticking like a knife straight up.
"We`d better just lock her up and start walkin` back to Helton. It`s only about five miles and then there`s that all night gas station right there," he started in explaining, but then stopped. A big, lifted, four by four pickup was suddenly coming down off the road and noisily bouncing and churning it`s way toward them, much more successfully riding through the loose dirt and rocks due to its obvious capabilities. " Never mind," Mike said."Looks like help is here." "Honey," his wife said, sounding scared. "Comere," he told her and patted his leg. She nestled in right next to him and waited.
Mike was a larger than an average man at about six` five" and just over three hundred pounds. He was kind of chubby but very strong too, looking every bit like the offensive lineman he`d been in college before too many knee operations had ended that dream. Just in case too he took up the shovel again and figured he could handle just about anyone that way. As long as they didn`t have a gun.
The truck stopped at an angle about thirty feet in front of their car. Loud country music could be heard coming from inside the cab, then it burst forth into the night as both the driver`s and the passenger`s doors swung open at the same time. Two good sized men got out on each side, then a woman followed the one that got out on the passenger`s side. The two passengers seemed quite familiar with each other, horsing around and giggling while they walked over. The driver was quite tall and took the lead. He wore a large cowboy hat. Mike just waited, tightening his grip on both the shovel and his wife. " We seen you go off the road from back up on the hill. Got down here as quick as we could. Everybody okay," the driver, the man with the cowboy hat asked, and Mike could see too he had one of them big, all metal flashlights. "Yeah, " Mike told him. "Think you can help us out?" "Oh sure," the cowboy hat man told him."We can tow you out most likely. Old Bessie here`s two and a half ton and I got my winch. Then you all can limp back to Helton. Have her checked out." "Yeah," Mike had to agree."I know I musta busted the exhaust somewhere. Stinks when I start her up. Who knows what else all." "Well, lemme just have a looksee. Find a good spot to hitch up," the cowboy hat man said then and Mike and his wife just watched while he circled around the car with his flashlight. Finally he ended up just behind and next to Mike and his wife. Which made Mike a little nervous and he was just about to adjust his position to better keep an eye on him when- "Are you two lovebirds married," the woman of the group asked, coming up into the ambient light of the car and the two men`s flashlights. And Mike hated to admit it, or would of if he`d had the chance, but the woman`s sexy voice and shapely, levi-clad legs stole his attention for just a moment. Which was all it took. Next thing all he felt was a crack of pain on the back of his head with an accompanying flash of light just before everything went even darker than the already dark valley all around them, dark as death even, and the blackness swallowed him up in it`s warm nothingness.
Mike had gotten concussions before while playing football, and this had reminded him exactly of them. Except the headache pain this time was a little worse. Especially down at the base of his neck where he then felt with his hand and came away with wetness which he figured must be blood. He licked at it just a little. Yeah... kinda copper flavored. It was blood, Mike could tell.
He felt funny in the head too, like thick and slow and stupid and confused. So he stayed on his hands and knees for a few moments longer. He had even thought for just a minute that he really was in a football game, but if he was this sure was one of the worst fields he`d ever played on, deep and soft, sandy dirt, rocky too. Then he heard the country music playing from a ways off, just like it had been before, and then he started to remember... the two men and the woman... the truck... the crash... they were gonna help... but instead... the guy with the flashlight... when I turned to look... the woman`s legs... hey...
"Hey," Mike even said quietly then as he looked up. And he was going to say it even more loudly a second time but luckily in looking up he could also tell maybe he shouldn`t.
Because in the looking up he then had a perfect view of what was going on. Off to his right in the distance was the large pickup still sitting there, and since the light was on in the cab he could see the man and the woman in there making out like a couple of high school kids. Or at least goofing around with each other, to say the least.
Then closer and dead ahead he could see his wife`s car and it looked like she had gotten back in and once again taken up her normal position low in the seat with her legs up on the dash, which at first seemed reassuring to Mike, but then after thinking about it for a second he realized that shouldn`t be the case. The car wasn`t going anywhere. It was still stuck in the sand he could tell now too. So why would she be in there if he was out here knocked cold like he figured he must have been. Which she would have known.
It was funny too that nobody else seemed to care where he was or what he was doing. So they must have thought he was out cold still. Incapacitated. Or even dead maybe. They were totally carrying on like he wasn`t even there, the two in the truck going at it like they were, and the guy with the cowboy hat and flashlight who Mike had already figured out had to be the one that knocked him out was at the back of the car ripping stuff out of the trunk like mad, like he was hurriedly looking for something. Anything. Which Mike then realized what that was all about. He was looking for stuff to steal. But had he hurt his wife? He better not have.
With that thought spurring him on, helping him get up through the pain and the dizziness, Mike made it to his feet. Now to get over there and go see. But quietly. He knew he better be quiet. Either way you figured it, something was very wrong here. So approach with caution for sure and oh yeah, he figured then too. There was his little shovel. Still sticking right up there in the sand. He`d take that with him. Might come in handy.
He crept quietly over to the open passenger`s door first. Had to check on the little misses. She was gonna have his baby now after all. She was his everything. Her and that little baby inside her.
But she was laying kinda funny, he could see as he came up. Errrr... not laying funny... or sitting even... but it was the way she was holding her head. It was all crooked and everything... and her eyes were open too... but she was just looking out the window... and not blinking... just looking up at the stars... like she could see something way up there.
Mike mentally slipped out then and kneeled down real close to her ear. "... honey," he whispered. "... what do you see honey? Do you see Jesus? It looks like you see Jesus, honey. I hope so honey. `cuz I know they killed you honey. I know these rotten bast-" and he broke down and cried real hard but quiet and right over her for a few seconds before getting a hold of himself again. He had to. He had to get a hold of himself if he was going to do something about all this. He bent back down to whisper in her ear one last time.
"Don`t worry honey," he quietly told her. "Don`t you worry at all... because I`m gonna kill them right back. I`m gonna kill them good. Just for you honey... I`m gonna kill them all," and then Mike started crying again but pushed himself away and stood up and staggered back into the darkness.
After a moment he let himself stagger away even more, a good fifty feet or so away from the car. Here he could hide and watch and wait, get his bearings. Then he looked up to the stars too. He quickly said a silent prayer in his head.
He looked back down to notice how the cowboy hat man was done rifling through the trunk and seemed to be looking for something along the ground now with his flashlight.
He`s looking for me, Mike suddenly realized. Which he could tell because the little spot of light from the cowboy hat man`s flashlight seemed to be following the foot prints Mike had just made in the sandy dirt.
Mike moved back just a little more, deeper into the shadows, and started moving sideways, bringing him around behind the cowboy hat man, who on his end was now much more frantic in his movements, cussing hard under his breath too, and a time or two even bringing the light up to shine it out into the darkness with rapid and sweeping passes of the beam across the blackness all around. But not in Mike`s direction, who was now about ten yards directly behind him and closing quietly.
Finally, even more frantically, the cowboy hat man scurried up to the car`s passenger door where the tracks finally lead him. Then he turned as the tracks also told him he should, but he was just a little bit short. And a little bit late.
" That`s my wife and baby you killed," Mike said quietly from the darkness and as quickly as he could the cowboy hat man brought up his very large bowie knife, thrusting out hard and quick toward where he figured Mike must be, but he wasn`t. Not quite that close. Close enough though to swing the small shovel like he remembered his dad said he had when they charged the Japanese soldiers on the Island of Tulagi. And just like then, the hard and sharpedged shovel`s head hit the target, cracking the cowboy hat man full force right on the top of his cowboy hat covered head. He went down like a sack of rocks.
And though that felt really good, to hit the SOB really hard like that, Mike couldn`t help but notice the even more wonderful orchestration of what happened next. How the flashlight flipped up out of the cowboy hat man`s hand and landed nearby, wedging up in the sandy dirt just right so as to perfectly illuminate the fallen man`s neck, and just the fallen man`s neck, because Mike didn`t really want to see his face anyway. While then this also made it so much easier to target that strip of flesh there just below the Man`s head , a foot wide strip of flesh surrounded by darkness, which was where Mike next plunged the hard steel and very sharp head of the little shovel, one time really hard and the man`s arms and legs jerked like in a seizure but just for a second. And then again real hard down on his neck, remembering how beautiful and sweet his wife once was. So even harder again and lots of blood coming now. And then remembering the baby down deep inside his wife too and the baby murdered too. So again and again and again, until just the sandy dirt was left right there, muddy and red sandy dirt there where the neck wasn`t anymore.
Mike waited just a minute and caught his breath. He had to let the shaking in his hands and arms subside too. Once it did, he went and got the cowboy hat where it had fallen. He slipped it on. It was a good fit.
Next he picked up the head that used to wear it. His shovel shots had completely severed it. He carried it out away from his body like the bag of trash that it was, like it was stinky and leaking, which it was too. Well, leaking anyway.
" Hey Wayne, come on man," the fellow from the truck called out, seeing the high cowboy hat coming his way. " This gal`s way more than I can handle by myself." The woman giggled some more.
Mike walked toward the driver`s side door, but kept going all the way around the truck until he was just behind the open passenger`s side window. He tossed the head into the cab, then stepped back into the shadows again.
What happened then was almost funny, Mike couldn`t help but think, how madly and frantically the two scrambled out of the cab. And perfect too how the man just fell down on his hands and knees right in front of Mike, heaving his guts out, so Mike right away brought the shovel up high and slammed it hard down onto the back of his head then watched as he fell hard and still into the dirt.
But now Mike was torn inside. He kind of didn`t want to kill this one too, but then the rage and madness chewing him up was just too much to not do anything about. Even though he couldn`t help but figure at the same time that the Lord wouldn`t approve either. He knew Jesus would most likely want him to just tie him up or something, maybe throw him into the back of the truck and take him the cops. After all, the woman had just gone screaming off into the night. So carting this guy off was doable.
But Mike couldn`t stop now. He was past the point of no return. Gone round the bend. And all that. Worse yet though was how he really didn`t want to live anymore anyway. He kept seeing his wife`s face staring dead up into the stars. And the baby already dead inside her too. He just couldn`t stop thinking about the baby. And since they were all dead, he`d just as soon join them.
And of course he knew too that it may have even been slightly possible that this guy had nothing to do with killing his wife. But probably not. Probably just as much a... worthless... murdering... thieving... sonova-
And with each word, as they came into his head, Mike slammed the shovel`s sharp-edged head hatchet-like down on this new victim`s head. Again and again and harder and harder, now even like when he was lifting weights and they would do as many reps as they could until there was just no more energy left, no more strength. He just kept hitting and hitting like that, until he couldn`t hit any more.
Then he staggered back, staggered back and fell to his knees and he cried, cried for all of it, and for all of them, for his dad, for his wife, and for the baby too. And then even for the killing of these two guys as well. And he tried to say he was sorry, tried to say, `Sorry Lord. Please forgive me... please forgive me.` But instead of words it all just came out in great sobs of anguish and the horrible pain of killing guilt that he knew would never go away now... unless... unless... and then yes... he knew then what he had to do.
He shuffled and staggered back to the car. He came around to the passenger`s side. "Honey, watch your fingers," he gently warned his wife. "I gotta shut the door now. We gotta get goin`," and he unstuck the passenger`s side door out of the sand and forced it shut. He ran his fingers along the top edge of the window where it sealed there too, just to make sure.
Satisfied, he went around to the driver`s side and got in. It took quite an effort to shut the door on that side, but he made it and it slammed loudly in the night.
"Oops, my bad, honey. I know how much you hate that," and he patted her thigh like he always did when they were in the car riding.
He made sure the window on his side all the way up, then started the motor. He took his wife`s hand and gave it a gentle squeeze. "Here we go honey. We`re gonna go see Jesus. I know he`ll let you into heaven. He may not let me in... after what I just did... and what I`m doing now..."
He squeezed his eye shut real tight to keep the tears in. He drew a deep but quivering breath. "... but I gotta honey... I just gotta do it... I can`t take it anymore... I just can`t take it, honey," and Mike held on to his wife`s hand for dear life as he pushed down on the gas pedal and breathed in the fumes filling the car. Outside, those crickets nearest the car stopped rubbing their legs together and scrambled for deeper cover. A couple cottontails nearby scampered away as well, wondering what the heck was going on. It sounded kind of like one of those streaking monsters with the big and too bright eyes that were always going by out on the edge of their land, but this one wasn`t going away like they always did. It was just sitting there and making that horrible noise.
Oh dear, they thought and scampered away even further, then came together behind a bush just up the hill. They felt safely far enough away there and turned and watched. Yes indeed ,it was one of the monsters like out on the road that could kill them so fast. But it was right here nearby. What would they do?!
Soon though, and thankfully too, the sound from the monster lessened quite considerably. And then later, after a bit more of the night`s time had passed, it quieted down completely and went dark too. The cottontails waggled off then and got back to their cottontail places, doing cottontail things, glad that all the commotion was over.


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Walter Hellerstein named UGA Distinguished Research Professor
Tuesday, April 19, 2011
Shackelford Distinguished Professor in Taxation Law Walter Hellerstein has been named a UGA Distinguished Research Professor. Typically this title is bestowed on no more than five professors campus-wide each year. Distinguished Research Professors are internationally recognized for their original contributions to knowledge and their work promises to foster continued creativity in their discipline.


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Acer has made official Acer Switch 12 Alpha Liquid cool Windows 10 2-in-1 PC. The new Acer tablet convertible PC has the same characteristics and form factor of Surface Pro 4, but difference is liquid cool fanless design. USB-C port in addition to a traditional USB, the active digitizer and a dedicated dock.
A base model carrying the price tag of 699 € from July carrying Windows 10 Anniversary Update.
Acer Switch 12 Alpha Spec:
6th generation Intel Core processors (i3, i5, or i7)
12-inch 2160×1440 touchscreen
4GB of RAM
128GB of storage
Intel's RealSense 3D camera
Acer Active Pen stylus with 256 levels of pressure supported
Switch Alpha 12 (including keyboard) weighs only 1.25kg.


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Whew! You may have noticed the cob webs around here lately. It's entirely due to trying to get this new release out. This one is far and away the biggest release since HelpSpot launched. It's a big weight off my shoulders to have it out there. Though I must admit I always find this first day very stressful. There's this fear that I've missed something major and everyones data is going to get hosed and then they'll come looking for me and beat me up with my own keyboard.
Beyond that though it will be good to be back. I plan on keeping things light over the next week or so. Just answering support and blogging a bit. It's time for a bit of a reset.
If you're interested you can find the release nots for 1.2 here:
It's somewhat deceptive because some of the "major new features" are very major and could have entire pages to themselves, but I'm not a big fan of making release notes long just for the sake of being long.


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Do black holes hold the key that could unlock the secrets of our patch of the Universe? Some of the world's leading physicists believe that in the event that quantum effects allow time to extend indefinitely into the past that it could be possible that beyond the event horizon of a black hole is the beginning of another universe.
Embedded in the heart of each of the Universe's one trillion galaxies is a supermassive black hole that is roughly one million to one billion times the mass of the sun. About 10 percent of these giant black holes feature jets of plasma, or highly ionized gas, that extend in opposite directions of the black hole. By spewing huge amounts of mostly kinetic energy from the black holes into the Universe, the jets affect how stars and other bodies form, and play a crucial role in the evolution of clusters of galaxies, the largest structures in the Universe.
"This black hole in the center of the cluster is affecting everything else in that cluster," said Dan Evans, at MIT's Kavli Institute for Astrophysics and Space Research. Because a jet gently heats the gas it carries throughout a galaxy cluster, it can slow and even prevent stars, which are created by the condensation and collapse of cool molecular gas, from forming, thereby affecting the growth of galaxies, Evans explained. "Without these jets, clusters of galaxies would look very different."
How these jets form remains one of the most important unsolved mysteries in extragalactic astrophysics. Now Evans may be one step closer to unlocking that mystery.
For two years, Evans compared several dozen galaxies whose black holes host powerful jets (known as radio-loud active galactic nuclei, or AGN — like the image of the supermassive black hole at the center of the Milky Way shown above) to those galaxies with supermassive black holes that do not eject jets. All black holes — those with and without jets — feature accretion disks, the clumps of dust and gas rotating just outside their event horizon.
By examining the light reflected in the accretion disk of an AGN black hole, Evans has concluded that jets may form right outside black holes that have a retrograde spin — or which spin in the opposite direction from their accretion disk.
Although Evans and a colleague hypothesized that the gravitational effects of black hole spin may have something to do with why some have jets. While researchers know that the mass of a black hole is intimately linked to the galaxy in which it is located, they have, until now, known little about the role of its second fundamental property — spin. Evans asserts that spin is crucial to understanding the dynamics of a black hole's host galaxy because it may actually create the jet that regulates the growth of that galaxy and the universe.
Although Evans has suspected for nearly five years that retrograde black holes with jets are missing the innermost portion of their accretion disk, it wasn't until last year that computational advances meant that he could analyze data collected between late 2007 and early 2008 by the Suzaku observatory, a Japanese satellite launched in 2005 with collaboration from NASA, to provide an example to support the theory.
With these data, Evans and colleagues from the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics, Yale University, Keele University and the University of Hertfordshire in the United Kingdom analyzed the spectra of a supermassive black hole with a jet located about 800 million light years away in an AGN named 3C 33.
Astrophysicists can see the signatures of X-ray emission from the inner regions of the accretion disk, which is located close to the edge of a black hole, as a result of a super hot atmospheric ring called a corona that lies above the disk and emits light that an observatory like Suzaku can detect. In addition to this direct light, a fraction of light passes down from the corona onto the black hole's accretion disk and is reflected from the disk's surface, resulting in a spectral signature pattern called the Compton reflection hump, also detected by Suzaku.
But Evans' team never found a Compton reflection hump in the X-ray emission given off by 3C 33, a finding the researchers believe provides crucial evidence that the accretion disk for a black hole with a jet is truncated, meaning it doesn't extend as close to the center of the black hole with a jet as it does for a black hole that does not have a jet. The absence of this innermost portion of the disk means that nothing can reflect the light from the corona, which explains why observers only see a direct spectrum of X-ray light.
The researchers believe the absence may result from retrograde spin, which pushes out the orbit of the innermost portion of accretion material as a result of general relativity, or the gravitational pull between masses. This absence creates a gap between the disk and the center of the black hole that leads to the piling of magnetic fields that provide the force to fuel a jet.
The field of research will expand considerably with the upcoming launch of NASA's Nuclear Spectroscopic Telescope Array (NuSTAR) satellite, which is 10 to 50 times more sensitive to spectra and the Compton reflection hump than current technology.
NuSTAR will help researchers conduct a "giant census" of supermassive black holes that "will absolutely revolutionize the way we look at X-ray spectra of AGN," Evans explained. He plans to spend another two years comparing black holes with and without jets, hoping to learn more about the properties of AGN. His goal over the next decade is to determine how the spin of a supermassive black hole evolves over time.
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NASA appears to have blocked public access to a server containing thousands of technical documents amidst charges by one US lawmaker over lapses of security involving a Chinese national who was hired as a contractor and was arrested while attempting to return to China.
The developing story centres on the recent actions of Bo Jiang, a research scientist employed at NASA's Langley research center. Bo was arrested on 16 March for lying to federal agents about his possession of a laptop, external hard drive and memory stick, after boarding a flight to China.
Suspicion fell on Bo starting on 7 March, when US Representative Frank Wolf announced at a press conference that concerned NASA employees informed him of lapses in security regarding Bo, a scientist studying imagery enhancements for contractor National Institute of Aerospace.
On 18 March, Wolf called on NASA to take down all public technical information so it could be reviewed for potential violations of export control laws, which tightly regulate spacecraft and satellite components. Wolf also called for "an immediate review" of foreign nationals with NASA credentials, and an audit of NASA contractors that employ foreign nationals on NASA property.
NASA had no immediate comment. An attempt to access the NASA technical report server (NTRS) was unsuccessful as of press time. The server is a database holding thousands of historic and current research reports spanning a wide spectrum of government-funded research on aeronautic and space issues.
Wolf, who represents a district in northern Virginia, chairs the House subcommittee on commerce, justice and science, which has oversight of both NASA and the FBI. He has strongly criticized China for alleged espionage activities, and has advocated tightened export controls.
"This is something he's really concerned about, and he's the chairman of the committee, and he gets to be aggressive about it," says Jim Muncy, a political analyst with Polispace.
"He doesn't want our space programme to advance them, directly or indirectly. Since he funds NASA he gets to make sure that NASA isn't cooperating with China's space programme," Muncy adds. "He's very consistent about it, he's very open about it, he hasn't surprised anyone with this."
In the wake of two incidents in the 1990s in which China was strongly suspected of espionage, tight export controls were imposed on spacecraft and satellite components. They have since been lifted somewhat, with the express exception of China.


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Since 1929, the Defendant had maintained a water tank on property it owned in the Village. In 2014 it was determined the tank needed to be replaced. The proposed replacement tank would have a 250,000 gallon greater capacity and would be shorter and squatter than the existing tank. The Defendant determined it did not require zoning review by the Village and the tank would be a SEQRA Type II Action as it constituted a replacement in kind. The Village commenced this action claiming that local zoning applied and that an environmental review is required.
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...stop in at craft and hardware stores on the way home. After avoiding $10 beer and $7 hot dogs, I stopped in at another Michael's to look for that drat sphinx 3D puzzle - and found it. I also picked up snake #2 (decided there was another way to do snake #3), a dragon puzzle (another statue project), and a cog.
Or, as the packaging says, a kogg. This looks like it will do nicely for the Splintered Lands setting, I think I may want another as it may look a bit silly having a boarding action with only one ship. I was doing rapid scale calculations while standing in the aisle...at about 15" long, at 25mm (1"=6' more or less) that would put it at 90', which is about the size of a real cog, if memory serves. Not sure about deck space yet for fighting on, will try to build it this week.
The sphinx is going to take a bit of work, it looks like layers of wood stacked on top of each other...which is what it is. I think some polyfill or plaster of paris or something will be needed, I'll have to do some reading to find a good material. I wil probably leave some of the wood exposed as it could be painted up as the blocks that form the core of the sphinx. I might even put in the doors that are rumoured to be there (or maybe are there, my sphinxology is a bit behind). Maybe need a second one of these too, one painted up more strangely than the other.
Also sorted out my tile plans, which you'll recall from a previous post. I decided to use a different (way cheaper) tile type for anything I'm going to paint over, like a savannah skirmish board set, or red Mars, or urban areas, or the moon (etc.). I got 45 12"x12" tiles for $15. I may use these for 6'x4' tables as well, but it starts to eat up spray paint and at a certain point I might as well buy a professionally done game mat.
The nice, quintupally (sp?) expensive brown tiles will be for the desert and Mars skirmishing, and I picked up enough of those today for 3'x3'.
So my terrain basing set-up so far looks like:
Europe-esque (inc. beaches) - Terrainguy mat with beach and water OR pale green bed sheet from remainder bin
Savannah skirmish - Yellow and green painted tiles
Savannah big battles - pale green bed sheet (for now)
Mars/Desert skirmish - brown tiles
Open seas - blue bristol board
Getting a hex map for air wargaming is my next objective, but not an urgent one.
Sunday, February 7, 2010
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"The current crop of golfers were getting ready for the afterlife, one way or the other."/
Thanks to reader John for John Paul Newport's Saturday WSJ column on the increasingly eye-opening world of college golf, where massive sums are invested to prepare golfers for, as Newport points out, either the PGA Tour or country club life after college.
(The article became more interesting after seeing 60 Minutes profile the stakes involved with college football and the overall money involved in running an athletic department.)
Lacking a home course, Northwestern players spend four years playing and practicing at a half-dozen or so private clubs in the Chicago area. There they are treated like royalty, play frequently with members and acquire polish. Goss ticked off for me the names of several former players who, after chasing their golf dreams for a while, quickly found jobs through the golf team's alumni network. Several got their start, for example, at the New York investment banking firm owned by Eric Gleacher, a Northwestern alum who donated the team's indoor practice facility.
Eh em, not for much longer. Sorry, go on...
Newport actually calls them "old boy networks" and ends with this on Oklahoma State's facilities.
In the heated practice shed at the main driving range, two current players, Kevin Dougherty and Talor Gooch, were being fitted for new clubs by Titleist using the school's high-tech motion-analysis system.
"Why wouldn't I come here?" Dougherty told me. "The facilities are part of it, but the tradition of winning counts for more. Not coming here would be like not going to Kentucky if you're recruited for basketball."
Later, back at the clubhouse, I saw Dougherty and Gooch chowing down with their mates at the training table—country-club-quality food served in, essentially, a country-club grill room. The current crop of golfers were getting ready for the afterlife, one way or the other.


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By Todd Starnes, ,
Published March 28, 2017
In 2015 Kate Steinle was gunned down by an illegal alien in San Francisco - a sanctuary city. The man charged with her murder was a seven-time felon who had been deported five times.
Five times.
There was an immigration hold on the suspect, meaning the federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement wanted to come get him and ship him out of the country. But San Francisco authorities set the man free. Just a few months later, Steinle was dead.
Steinle's blood is not only on the hands of her killer, it's also on the hands of San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee.
It's beyond belief that liberal mayors are allowing illegal aliens to run wild in the streets of American cities, terrorizing law-abiding citizens.
So Attorney General Jeff Sessions' vow to punish sanctuary cities is welcome news. On Monday he announced plans to withhold from any city that harbors illegals billions in federal funding.
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"Not only do these policies endanger lives of every American, just last May, the Department of Justice inspector general found that these policies also violate federal law," Sessions said. "The president has rightly said disregard for law must end."
I believe the Trump Administration should go a step further. If an illegal commits a felony crime in a sanctuary city - the mayor of that city should also face criminal charges – from harboring fugitives to aiding and abetting.
San Francisco's Lee defiantly declared Monday on Twitter that "#SanctuaryCities are safer, more productive, healthier places to live."
Tell that to Kate Steinle's family.
The attorney general rightly said that failing to report illegal immigrants who are "convicted of criminal offenses put whole communities at risk, especially immigrant communities in the very sanctuary jurisdictions that seek to protect the perpetrators."
Countless Americans would be alive today if sanctuary cities were shut down. Kate Steinle would be alive today.
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State of the Union 2011: 'Win the future,' Obama says
Wednesday, January 26, 2011; 10:04 AM
President Obama sought to rouse the nation from complacency in his State of the Union address Tuesday, urging innovation and budget reforms that he said are vital to keep the United States a leader in an increasingly competitive world.
"Sustaining the American dream has never been about standing pat," Obama said. "It has required each generation to sacrifice, and struggle, and meet the demands of a new age. Now it's our turn."
Obama repeatedly declared the imperative to "win the future," comparing the current need for innovation to the space race against the Soviet Union in the 1950s and '60s. Calling for more dedication to research and technology as he raised the specter of a rapidly growing China and India, Obama declared: "This is our generation's Sputnik moment."
Speaking less than three months after his party's defeat in the midterm elections, Obama struck notes of optimism and conciliation in an address that spanned 62 minutes and was interrupted at least 75 times for applause. The president spoke to a House chamber where traditionally segregated Republicans and Democrats mingled, and he acknowledged the unusual seating arrangement at the outset of his speech. But, Obama said: "What comes of this moment will be determined not by whether we can sit together tonight, but whether we can work together tomorrow."
On the morning after the speech, reaction from lawmakers and commentators mostly fell along partisan lines, with a few exceptions.
Rep. Jeb Hensarling (R-Tex.) told MSNBC that Obama's speech, while patriotic, "was combined with some very small, old, recycled ideas." Former New York mayor Rudy Giuliani (R), a likely contender for the 2012 Republican presidential nomination, said Obama "missed a great opportunity here to take the deficit more seriously. ... He showed no leadership."
But former Vermont governor Howard Dean, a Democrat, called Obama's address "a great speech, and a great night. ... This was an outside-the-Beltway speech."
And Giuliani praised Obama's call for malpractice reform, and said he saw in the speech "opportunities for bipartisan cooperation."
Facing steep budget deficits, Obama did not call for massive new programs, instead proposing a five-year freeze in most discretionary spending and tens of billions of dollars in defense cuts. Those and other budgetary proposals, outlined previously by Obama and his advisers, were intended to give the president the upper hand in a debate over spending and the broader role of government that is likely to define the legislative year ahead and the presidential election to come.
But Obama also used the prime-time stage to combine a number of policy proposals into a blueprint for confronting growing threats to U.S. economic dominance. While he has emphasized innovation in his travels to battery factories and solar panel plants over the past year, he has never done so as explicitly as he did Tuesday before a national audience and after a year when the unemployment rate remained stuck above 9 percent.
He sought to sway his audience with rhetoric rather than specifics. He declared the country "poised for progress" with the stock markets and corporate profits on the rebound. Acknowledging the agony of workers who have seen jobs sent overseas, he admitted the "rules have changed" - and must be reckoned with through innovation and education.
"Half a century ago, when the Soviets beat us into space with the launch of a satellite called Sputnik, we had no idea how we'd beat them to the moon. The science wasn't even there yet. NASA didn't exist," he said. "But after investing in better research and education, we didn't just surpass the Soviets; we unleashed a wave of innovation that created new industries and millions of new jobs."


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The 91st annual Newcomerstown Chamber of Commerce Banquet celebrated the accomplishments of area businesses, organizations and community leaders last Wednesday.
More than 100 individuals were in attendance for the banquet as the sported their favorite cowboy attire. The theme for the evening was "Round 'em up for progress."
"We, as businesses and individuals, join together to serve this community," said Newcomerstown Chamber of Commerce President Jeff Neidig, who also served as the master of ceremonies. "But, sometimes we forget about the big picture and the community we serve."
The following award winners were recognized:
Newcomer Awards (given to new businesses in the village) -- Whitetail Country Store, Bliss Veterinary Services, Reilly's Second Hand Treasures, and Shriver's Pharmacy.
Helping Hands (given to those individuals that help the Chamber) -- Vickie Neighbor (who helped with Toys for Local Tots project) and Joel Styer (who assisted with Janesville Acoustics fund for employees).
Kelly Ault Memorial Award for Veteran of the Year -- James Everhart, who served in the U.S. Army from 1960 to 1963. He is currently a member of the Newcomerstown Honor Guard, commander of the American Legion and treasurer for the local Vietnam Veterans organization.
Organizations of the Year -- Newcomerstown Loyal Order of the Moose Lodge and Newcomerstown Senior Center.
Educator of the Year -- Rita Lahmers, fourth grade teacher at West Elementary School. She is retiring after 30 years in education.
Newcomerstown Hometown Hero -- Charles Woodby, Newcomerstown Police dispatcher.
Lifetime Achievement Award -- Carl Plants, Newcomerstown collector and historian.
Chamber Member of the Year -- Roger Seitz of Baker's IGA.
Chief Netawatwes (given to businesses who have expanded or recently built in the village) -- Baker's IGA for their expansion of their facility, and Yellow Butterfly Winery for the construction and growth of the winery in Newcomerstown.
Also on display was a sketch of the proposed Cy Young Museum/Complex to be built in Newcomerstown.
Those in attendance also heard a presentation regarding the Newcomerstown Bicentennial Celebration in 2014.
Rev. Kenneth Hacker from the St. Paul Lutheran Church in Newcomerstown offered the invocation and benediction for the evening.
The meal was catered by Dick's Place Restaurant in Newcomerstown, while appetizers and wine tastings were provided by Baker's IGA in Newcomerstown and Yellow Butterfly Winery.
Neidig ended the evening by saying, "We hope to see you next year."


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How I love a good topsy-turvy doll, even though I'm not a big fan of the frilly dresses that most of them are adorned with. I wanted to try to create one myself so I chose this more modern theme for a spin on the traditional.
I used Jamieson's Shetland Spindrift for this doll which turned out to be a great choice. The yarn has a sticky quality that really solidifies the doll. I highly recommend it.
Yarn: fingering weight wool in a cream, brown, gray and blue
Yardage: less than 60yds per color
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Terrace Shell Toss Indoor/ Outdoor Rug features shells and sanddollars tossed all over a coral colored background. This is a coastal themed rug that is sure to liven up any space. The content and quality of this hand tufted, synthetic blend rug will hold up to indoor or out door use. Wilton Woven in Turkey of 100% Polypropylene and UV stabilized for Indoor or Outdoor use.
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The Rent a Dog Program is a new initiative by SPCA Florida's Adoption Center. Dogs of all shapes, sizes, and ages will be "rented" to those wanting to participate. This allows the dogs to interact with spaces outside of the adoption center and give the dogs more exposure with potential adopters. Furthermore, many families and students cannot foster or adopt an animal. This gives those wanting animal interactions to plan a fun, safe adventure for their "rented" dog.
Doggie Day-Dates is the first segment of the Rent a Dog program. We will begin Day-Dates May 16, 2018. It will run on Wednesdays only. Participants will have to fill out a short form at the Adoption Center, and the dog is yours for the allotted time! Will SPCA Florida expand the days and hours? We first want to make sure the Day Dates work for both the dogs, staff, and human participants. Safety is our #1 priority for both animals and humans. After we observe how everything is working and look for improvements, we would love to add adventures to the Rent a Dog program!
Made possible by a grant from Maddie's Fund®
There are two shifts for Day Dates: morning and early afternoon. These dogs are pre-selected by staff, and the dogs' headshots will be available on Fridays so participants can choose which dog they would like for the Wednesday playdates. Pick-up and drop-off times vary depending on shift – please see below.
To view available dogs for the week, please visit this page. Dogs will be posted Friday afternoons. When picking up your friend, the Adoption Center staff will go over safety, restrictions, and other necessary information for both you and the pup to have a safe, healthy day!
We will try to give you your first choice of dog, but the program is first come, first serve. We recommend signing up for a dog early!
Each dog will come with a bag that tells you about the dog, a sheet with suggestions on what to do, a harness and martingale collar, and a bowl for water.
Is there a fee?
There is no fee to participate in the Rent a Dog program – all we ask is that you provide photos and/or videos of your adventures. If you want, we'd would be thrilled if those participating donated $1 to our Guardian Angel Fund. This fund helps the animals in dire need of medical care.
Is this all SPCAs in Florida?
No. Despite the name, we are one location in Florida. We are located in Lakeland, Florida.
Will you expand hours?
We want to look at this 0ne-day program before expanding. Other ideas include movie nights, reading to kittens, coffee dates, and beach days.
How are you ensuring the dogs' safety?
We are vetting folks in the same manner we would a foster family who usually have multiple SPCA Florida animals for weeks on end. Safety is our #1 priority for all of our animals.
– Please drive around the Medical Center (left of entrance) to pick-up and drop-off your pets.
– If you need to cancel your dog rental, please give us a 24-hour notice so the animal can find another playmate.
For more information or questions, please contact us at
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For more information about these pups and all of our adoptable animals, please visit our
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Louisiana WIC Authorized Vendor Hub
Welcome to the Louisiana WIC Program's Authorized Vendor Hub! Here you will be able to find the information which is the most requested by WIC Vendors or anyone interested in becoming a WIC Vendor. We hope you find this site helpful.
If you have any questions or need additional assistance, please contact us at (504) 568-8229 or by Fax at (504) 568-8232.
WIC Program and WIC Vendor Partnership
The partnership between the Louisiana WIC Program and the WIC-authorized Vendors is an integral component of a successful nutrition program.
The Vendor's role in the process of improving health is an important one. Vendors ensure that WIC participants receive the correct type and amount of food in the month it is intended to be received. This serves as reinforcement to the WIC client's nutrition education. The Vendor's role is essential in making the Louisiana WIC Program successful.
WIC Food List Brochure English Spanish
Louisiana WIC Authorized Vendor Essential Documents and Links
- WIC Vendor Annual Training
- LA WIC-20 WIC Food Instrument/Cash Value Voucher Reimbursement Form
- LA WIC-33 Food Instrument/Cash Value Voucher Transaction Procedures
- LA WIC-33 EBT/Cash Value Voucher Transaction Procedures
- LA WIC-33L Transaction Procedure Signature Log
- Above 50% WIC Vendors
- WIC Vendor Alerts
- Current Louisiana Authorized WIC Vendors
- Report WIC Fraud
- File a WIC Complaint
- LA WIC Approved Food List (WIC-23)
- Statewide Average Prices
- WIC Approved Foods Least Expensive Brands (LEB)
- LA WIC Vendor Request for Appeal Form (You must download and save, to submit electronically
Smart Card Certified Systems
Please click on the link for the list of Louisiana Point-of-Sale devices to accept eWIC cards. Please contact us at firstname.lastname@example.com .
Louisiana WIC Request To Add UPC Form
Please click on the link to fill out the request to add UPC(s) Louisiana UPC Request Form
Louisiana WIC Authorization Documents
- Louisiana WIC Vendor Application - "For questions about the WIC Vendor Application, please email firstname.lastname@example.com".
- Louisiana WIC Vendor Agreement
- Louisiana WIC Vendor Guide
- Food Sales Factsheet
- Grocer's Price Report Sheet (WIC-3)
- Sample Permit to Operate Document
- Louisiana WIC Vendor Moratorium Lift Memo
Louisiana WIC Authorized Infant Formula Provider List
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The webcam on your computer can only be used by a single piece of software at a time. Free MultiSplitter offers you a solution for this by feeding the video source (live image) to several applications at once without compromising quality.
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SSG can help design your commercial real estate recycling program. Managing over 5 million square feet of office space, SSG has developed and implemented customized recycling programs for its CRE clients.
In the office environment, most of the waste produced is primarily paper and plastics. With SSG you can be assured that our knowledge and experience will maximize all opportunities to re-capture these commodities.
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Multiple locations in a portfolio. Each location's equipment consisted of one recycling compactor and one 8yd front end container for trash. A great start, however, the property's recycling compactors were 100% contaminated with trash, derailing the portfolio's program.
After reviewing audit results and performing after-hours site visits with the janitorial staff, SSG has:
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3. Reduced service frequency on the new 6yd containers, further reducing costs.
The end result? The portfolio saved the owner, $7543.00/ annually and increased its recycling levels to achieve sustainability goals.


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October 29, 2015
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LITTLE ROCK, Ark. – Young Nonprofit Professionals Network – Little Rock (YNPN-LR) announces its 2016 Board Members. The Board Members are:
– Matthew DeSalvo – Community Relations Director, AR Kids Read, Little Rock, Ark.
– Jensyn Hallett – Business Development Officer, Heifer International, Little Rock, Ark.
– Bailey Perkins – Education and Fiscal Policy Fellow, Arkansas Advocates for Children and Families, Little Rock, Ark.
– James Rector – Field Organizer, Human Rights Campaign Arkansas, Little Rock, Ark.
– Lea Whitlock – Executive Communications Coordinator, Arkansas Community Foundation, Little Rock, Ark.


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Anne Mosher, Ph.D – Associate Professor, Geography, Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs
As a member of the University Senate's Committee on Instruction, in 2013-14 I formally reviewed the final report issued by the Vice Chancellor's "Advancing New Pedagogies Task Force." The headline messages of that document are clear. First, there is a great deal of ad hoc, in-the-trenches, faculty/instructor-led instructional innovation taking place at SU. We are not laggards. Second, there are several extant university-provided faculty development initiatives intended to make those ad hoc innovations 'go viral' on campus (e.g. SITETL—the Summer Institute for Technology Enhanced Teaching and Learning). The problem, the Task Force noted, is that either faculty do not know about the formal initiatives, understand why they might be useful, or see incentives to participate in them. Campus-wide diffusion, therefore, has been slow.
After reflecting on this, the Senate Committee on Instruction further concluded that varying emphasis placed on instructional issues across Schools, Colleges, Departments and Programs has also inhibited diffusion. Units that engage in collective discussion about instruction are more likely to consider new pedagogical models (e.g. active learning) and technologies (e.g. Adobe Connect for classroom flipping) for adoption. They are also more likely to participate in faculty development opportunities, like SITETL. To bring this home a bit, the fact that three out of eighteen participants in SITETL '14 Session II were from Geography says something about the degree to which instructional effectiveness and ensuring a rich campus-based learning experience matters within our department culture. Instruction is a topic that gets discussed on a frequent basis, informally and formally, particularly around grad student and tenure-track faculty mentoring. We could, however, be talking about it a lot more.
I had a very positive SITETL experience. In a way, it was like being immersed in a living version of the Advancing New Pedagogies Report. Over five days, eighteen faculty (led by eight facilitators from the Office of Academic Affairs, the Online Learning Services Group, and University College):
1) engaged in dialogue about active learning as a pedagogical model,
2) received hand's-on instruction in various new learning technologies (including, but moving beyond, "clickers")
3) presented personal summary visions for how to incorporate active learning and digital learning technologies into existing campus-based courses.
I explored two enhancements to my courses. The first is a student peer-review evaluation component for the term-paper project ("Federal-State-Local Partnerships in Infrastructure Provision") in GEO 313: The United States. It will use the group-work management tool catme.org, the evaluation rubric function in Blackboard, the editing and feedback functions in Google Docs, and the content sharing features of Blackboard. Formalized student peer-review was suggested by students last year who really enjoyed learning about the other term papers being developed in the class during the in-class research/writing workshops I hold. They expressed a desire to play more of a formal feedback role in this process. They also suggested that there might be value in using the term papers as case studies over which they could be tested in the final exam. The facilitators from Online Learning Services helped me see how this might be done using the aforementioned technologies.
The second enhancement is to GEO 491: Senior Seminar in Geography. For the group capstone project this fall, I will have the class learn Expressions (SU's customized version of WordPress, a website/blogging platform) to create an undergraduate-oriented Geography Department website. The students will be charged with formulating terms of service and use, designing a site map, dividing into working groups, generating content (including video), and devising a plan to keep the website sustainable. This will encourage them to reflect on the discipline as a whole, its role in society, and to see and express to others SU Geography's uniqueness. It will also allow them to play to their existing talents—as GIS technicians, fieldworkers, writers, political activists—who have specialized in various facets of the field—urban, environmental, GIS, economic, political, historical, etc. Again, the staff at Online Learning Services is poised to help me do the technical training that will make this possible. In the process, the students will be gaining (or applying existing) digital technology skills.
One of the hopes behind SITETL is that each faculty participant will take what they've learned back to their departments/units and share it. Jamie Winders, Jane Read, Bob Wilson and I have agreed to make that happen in Geography this coming year. This will be a way to augment ongoing discussions regarding graduate student and faculty development. At the same time, every faculty person should be encouraged to apply and participate in the actual institute. Furthermore, Online Learning Services should be invited to:
- help us review what we already do in the department with teaching technologies
- lead brainstorming sessions over what we would like to do instructionally in the future.
This would help us identify key areas of instruction in which digital information technologies could be adopted.
-Anne Mosher, Ph.D
Associate Professor, Geography
Syracuse University


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What the sporting regulations say:
- Use of the Drag Reduction System (DRS) overtaking aid (which alters the angle of the rear wing flap to reduce drag) is strictly controlled.
- At all times, the race director can suspend the system in poor weather conditions, or if there are yellow flags in the DRS activation zone.
- Drivers are free to activate the DRS as they wish within the designated DRS zones during practice and qualifying. However if the DRS is disabled at any point during Q1, Q2 or Q3, it will remain disabled for the remainder of the relevant period.
- During the race meanwhile drivers will not be able to access the DRS for the first two laps following the race start or a safety car restart. DRS is however re-enabled immediately following a Virtual Safety Car (VSC) period.
- Drivers may only activate the DRS when they are within one second of the car in front (indicated via a dashboard light) at the DRS detection point.
- The DRS will automatically be disabled (resetting the rear wing flap to its original position) the first time the driver uses the brakes after activation.


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What do you get when you cross the desire to use up some extra ingredients in your fridge and the desire to use a slightly neglected favorite pan at the same time?
Posts Tagged 'madeleines'
Fusion FoodTuesday, September 15th, 2009
Coconut & LimeSaturday, June 6th, 2009
I really love making madeleines. They're absolutely adorable all tiny and scallopy from my mini madeleine pan. I was extra excited when I got my coconut oil from Tropical Traditions because it would be a perfect addition to madeleines, I figured.
Respect the KumquatThursday, May 7th, 2009
I've mentioned before that I really, really like kumquats, but prefer them fresh to candied. I hadn't tried baking with them until today, though.
An Advantage of Being SmallWednesday, April 29th, 2009
I've been acquiring many strange and sometimes useless tools and ingredients along my journey to pastry chef-dom. While I am still without a proper full-sized cake pan, I have a giant cupcake-shaped pan (which to me looks more like a chef's hat – it's not the two-piece Wilton one everyone is used to seeing), a […]


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Familiar issues like crime, education and economic development were debated as the Mayoral candidates met Thursday night in an event hosted by the Parkside Community Association.
The candidates were asked about helping neighborhood business districts. Republican Sergio Rodriguez says the problems reflect job problems.
"The communities on the East Side and the West Side of Buffalo are the ones that are hurting the most from the lack of employment. In fact, folks, our employment base has been reduced by over 10,000 people since the mayor got elected," Rodriguez said.
"We had 116,000 people in the City of Buffalo working in 2006. Now, we have 106,000."
Democratic challenger Bernie Tolbert says the principal agency to help neighborhood businesses folded under the mayor.
"Part of that reason that we can't develop businesses is because we lost the Buffalo Economic Renaissance Corporation," Tolbert said.
"Neighborhoods are the key to the fabric of our city. And, we must do all that we can to not only preserve them but we have to develop our neighborhoods. Under the current administration we've not had the ability to do that."
Mayor Byron Brown defended his record, saying that he has delivered for the City of Buffalo.
"We've cut the commercial tax rate by almost 28-percent in the City of Buffalo, making it a more affordable place for businesses to invest and to do business in the City of Buffalo," Brown said.
"I don't think we're heard anything that the other two would do."
The auditorium was packed and crowd members were showing their support for their candidate or opposition to another.


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Step 1Coarsely chop the tomatoes, cilantro, bell peppers, onion, cucumbers, thyme and garlic.
Step 2Place them in a food processor and pulse while adding the vinegar and olive oil. You may need to do this in two batches. Process until the ingredients are very finely diced, but not smooth. Add salt and pepper to taste. Chill the gazpacho overnight.
Step 3Peel and pit the avocado and cut it into slices. Divide the gazpacho among serving bowls and garnish the top with the avocado slices.


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