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Plays an essential role in the cellular maintenance, growth, and functioning of the human body. It serves as the basic structural molecule of all the tissues in the body, and the quality of protein depends on the level at which it provides the nutritional amounts of essential amino acids needed for overall body health, maintenance, and growth. They are vital to basic cellular and body functions, including cellular regeneration and repair, tissue maintenance and regulation, hormone and enzyme production, fluid balance, and the provision of energy. Protein is an essential component for every type of cell in the body, including muscles, bones, organs, tendons, and ligaments. They are needed in the formation of enzymes, antibodies, hormones, blood-clotting factors, and blood-transport proteins. The body is constantly undergoing renewal and repair of tissues.*
Vitamin A:
Needed for new cell growth, and to maintain healthy teeth, bones, soft tissue, mucous membranes, and skin.
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Also known as ascorbic acid, Vitamin C is an antioxidant that helps the body absorb iron and maintain healthy tissue. Vitamin C also promotes wound healing.*
One of the most important macronutrients for the body's growth and function, because it is a structural component of bones, teeth, and soft tissues, and is essential in many of the body's metabolic processes. It accounts for 1-2% of adult body weight, and 99% of which is stored in bones and teeth. On the cellular level, calcium is used to regulate the permeability and electrical properties of biological membranes (such as cell walls), which in turn control muscle and nerve functions, glandular secretions, and blood vessel dilation and contraction. Calcium is also essential for proper blood clotting.*
An integral part of many proteins and enzymes that maintain good health. Iron is an essential component of proteins involved in oxygen transport. It is also essential for the regulation of cell growth and differentiation. A deficiency of iron limits oxygen delivery to cells, resulting in fatigue, poor work performance, and decreased immunity.
Next to calcium, phosphorus is the most abundant mineral in the body. These two important nutrients work closely together to build strong bones and teeth. About 85% of phosphorus in the body can be found in bones and teeth, but it is also present in cells and tissues throughout the body. Phosphorus helps filter out waste in the kidneys and plays an essential role in how the body stores and uses energy. It also helps reduce muscle pain after a hard workout. Phosphorus is needed for the growth, maintenance, and repair of all tissues and cells, and for the production of the genetic building blocks, DNA and RNA. Phosphorus is also needed to help balance and use other vitamins and minerals, including vitamin D, iodine, magnesium, and zinc.*
Needed for more than 300 biochemical reactions in the body, this all-star helps maintain normal muscle and nerve function, keeps heart rhythm steady, supports a healthy immune system, and keeps bones strong. Magnesium also helps regulate blood sugar levels, promotes normal blood pressure, and is known to be involved in energy metabolism and protein synthesis.*
Used to regulate blood pressure and blood volume. Sodium is also critical for the functioning of muscles and nerves.
A mineral that is important for the proper function of all cells, tissues, and organs in the human body. It is an electrolyte, or a substance that conducts electricity in the body, along with sodium, chloride, calcium, and magnesium. Potassium works with sodium especially to control the body's water balance. Potassium is crucial to heart function and plays a key role in skeletal and smooth muscle contraction, making it important for normal digestive and muscular function.*
BCAAs (Leucine, Isoleucine, Valine):
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An essential amino acid that supports enhanced relaxation and aids weight loss by reducing appetite and carbohydrate cravings. Tryptophan is also important for the production of serotonin, which is a key chemical involved in regulating and stabilizing mood.*
An essential amino acid that ensures adequate calcium absorption and maintains a proper nitrogen balance in adults. Lysine helps form collagen, which makes up cartilage and connective tissue. It aids in the production of antibodies.*
An essential amino acid that helps maintain proper protein balance within the body. Threonine is also important for the formation of collagen, elastin and tooth enamel, aids liver and Lipotropic function when combined with Aspartic Acid and Methionine, and enhances the bioavailability and assimilation of other nutrients.*
An essential amino acid used by the brain to produce norepinephrine, a chemical that transmits signals between nerve cells in the brain. It promotes alertness and vitality.*
A powerful antioxidant preventing free radical damage to tissues. Methionine assists the breakdown of fats. Methionine also helps to detoxify, helps diminish muscle weakness, and reduces the level of histamine in the body.*
An essential amino acid that is essential for the growth and repair of tissues. It is also important for the maintenance of the myelin sheaths, which protect nerve cells, is needed for the production of both red and white blood cells.*
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The body relies on glutamine, a non-essential amino acid, as a cellular fuel for the immune system. Research demonstrates that glutamine supplementation can minimize the breakdown of muscle tissue and improve protein metabolism. It assists in maintaining the proper acid/alkaline balance in the body while also promoting a healthy digestive tract. Glutamine, which is the most abundant free form amino acid found in the muscular system, specifically helps build and maintain lean muscle tissue.*
An amino acid important for increasing metabolism. As a precursor of adrenaline and the neurotransmitters norepinephrine and dopamine, which regulate mood and stimulate metabolism and the nervous system, Tyrosine acts as a mood elevator, and aids in the function of the adrenal, thyroid and pituitary glands. Tyrosine also suppresses the appetite, helps reduce body fat, and aids in the production of melanin (the pigment responsible for hair and skin color).*
As a non-essential amino acid, arginine is necessary for the execution of many physiological processes. The body uses arginine to produce nitric oxide. This helps dilate vessel walls and improve blood flow. It is also involved with hormone secretion and increasing growth hormone output, which can either help aid weight loss by increasing fat loss or can be utilized for optimal muscle growth and tissue repair. Arginine also is involved in the removal of ammonia and toxic waste products from the body. Arginine also helps increase protein synthesis.*
An non-essential amino acid that prohibits muscle degeneration, improves glycogen storage, thus freeing up glucose for energy needs, promotes a healthy prostate, central nervous system, and immune system, and is useful for repairing damaged tissue while promoting healing.*
Aspartic Acid:
A non-essential amino acid that is very important in the urea cycle for the proper elimination of waste products from dietary protein. It increases stamina and rejuvenates cellular activity, cell formation and metabolism, which gives you a younger looking appearance, and protects the liver by aiding the expulsion of ammonia. Aspartic acid combines with other amino acids to form molecules that absorb toxins and remove them from the bloodstream. It helps to facilitate the movement of certain minerals across the intestinal lining and into the blood and cells, thus helping with bioavailability overall.*
Used by the body to build proteins, this non-essential amino acid is involved in the energy-producing breakdown of glucose. It is essential for proper function of the central nervous system and helps form neurotransmitters. Alanine strengthens the immune system by producing antibodies, play a role in supporting prostate health, and is one of the most widely used amino acids in protein construction.
A non-essential amino acid that improves skin texture by aiding the production of collagen and reducing the loss of collagen through the aging process. It also works with vitamin C to promote healthy connective tissues.*
A naturally occurring amino acid that plays an important role in aiding DNA production, fat and fatty acid metabolism, muscle formation, and the maintenance of a healthy immune system. Serine also plays an important role in RNA & DNA function and cell formation, and it aids in the production of immunoglobulins and antibodies.*
A non-essential amino acid that functions as a powerful antioxidant. Cysteine also promotes the burning of fat, the building of muscle, and slows down the aging process.*
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text: Tom, As to the importance of a2a and variants, from the top of my mind: * STAR-CD (version 3) from CD-ADAPCO uses solely MPI_Alltoallv * IS (integer sort) from NAS kernels uses MPI_Alltoallv * LS-DYNA from Livermore Software, aprox. 25% of the time in the MPI library is consumed in MPI_Alltoall (32p, neon_refined_revised dataset) * Matrix transpose often uses MPI_Alltoall so, yes, I am pretty convinced this is a hole which should be filled. Håkon At 17:23 26.04.2007, Tom Elken wrote: >Hi Håkon, > >Since that presentation was written, the 18 >benchmarks were pruned down to 13 for various >reasons, but none added, so there are still no >applications with MPI_Alltoall or MPI_Alltoallv >in the suite. We didn't know about this lack until you pointed it out. > >It is unclear how important is this lack. It >could be that applications writers try to avoid >these calls when trying to write scalable >applications. Also the fact that 18 >applications picked more or less at random >(while trying to find scalable, publicly >available applications from a wide range of >disciplines) did not use these calls, may mean >something. There is one benchmark still in the >suite whose source contains MPI_Alltoall calls, >but the test cases we run do not use that function. > >But still, the HPG committee will entertain >adding such benchmarks for later versions of the benchmark suite. > >Thanks, >Tom > >Håkon Bugge wrote: >> From the reference below, 18 benchmarks are >> characterized; viewgraph 15 and 16 show the >> "Message call count". Of the 18 benchmarks, >> none use MPI_Alltoall or MPI_Alltoallv. Now, >> if the suite has been amended with benchmarks >> using MPI_Alltoall, we're only lacking benchmarks using MPI_Alltoallv. >>And to be precise, I do not search for said >>benchmarks personally; my intent was to >>underline that this dimension was missing from >>the 18 (initial) benchmarks in the MPI2007 suite. >> >>Thanks, Håkon > >>>you wrote: >>>---------------- >>>I just read >>>http://www.spec.org/workshops/2007/austin/slides/SPEC_MPI2007.pdf > > >-- >~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ >Tom Elken Manager, Performance Engineering >tom.elken at qlogic.com QLogic Corporation >650.934.8056 System Interconnect Group > -- Håkon Bugge CTO dir. +47 22 62 89 72 mob. +47 92 48 45 14 fax. +47 22 62 89 51 Hakon.Bugge at scali.com Skype: hakon_bugge Scali - http://www.scali.com Scaling the Linux Datacenter

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Well its been a while i posted here, but this time i need some reactions from you guys again.
Recently I attended a course on Implementing Netscreen Secure Gateways, which i'll need to maintain and install secure VPN's and/or other firewalling concepts for several of our clients.
The company wants me to get the cert, which is JNCIA (Juniper Networks Certified Internet Associate), which is imo a nice add-on to the cisco-cert. But how is it rated in the security/network world itself ?
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A team of students at Lafayette's Centaurus High School will send their research project to the International Space Station next year after winning a contest with the Center for the Advancement of Science in Space.
Sophomores Jack Carvalho, Abby Schmid and Bryan McCarty worked through spring break and submitted a 10-page proposal to study the effects of simulated gravity on bacterial lag phase in a micro-gravitational environment.
"Whenever someone asks me about it, it stills seems unreal to tell them we are sending our project into space," Schmid said in a statement.
The proposal was one of three research topics chosen, and the project will launch on a SpaceX rocket in 2015 to the International Space Station.
"I thought our proposal was good, but I didn't expect to win," said McCarty in a statement. "This is easily one of the coolest things to ever happen to us."
The Centaurus team will partner with the University of Colorado, Front Range Community College, Ball Aerospace, Texas A&M and Sparkfun to get their research into space.
"Ever since I was a little kid space fascinated me," said Carvalho in a statement. "It's a dream come true to be involved in this awesome project. I'm so excited!"
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This reference shows you how to:
- Access and use common parts of the Chrome DevTools UI, such as the main menu.
- Change the Chrome DevTools UI.
Main Menu
Click More to open the Main Menu.
To open Settings, do one of the following:
- Press F1 while DevTools is in focus.
- Open the Main Menu and then select Settings.
Command Menu
To open the DevTools Command Menu, press Cmd+Shift+P (Mac) or Ctrl+Shift+P (Windows, Linux).
The Command Menu uses a fuzzy search. For example, the exact command to switch
to the dark theme is
Switch to dark theme, but typing
theme filters out
the other commands just as well.
The list of commands that you see upon opening the Command Menu represents all available commands.
Press Escape to open or close the Drawer.
Click More to open other Drawer tabs.
Change the DevTools UI
Reorder panel tabs
Click and drag a panel tab to change its ordering. Your custom tab order persists across DevTools sessions.
Change DevTools placement
To change the placement of the DevTools window:
- Open the Main Menu.
- Select Undock into separate window , Dock to left , Dock to bottom , or Dock to right .
You can also change the placement of DevTools from the Command Menu. The names of the commands are the same as the options mentioned above.
Use dark theme
To set DevTools to a dark theme:
- Open Settings.
- Click the Preferences tab.
- Under the Appearance section, set Theme to Dark.
You can also set DevTools to dark theme from the Command Menu.
To enable DevTools experiments:
- Go to chrome://flags/#enable-devtools-experiments.
- Click Enable.
- Click Relaunch Now, at the bottom of the page.
The next time you open DevTools, there's a new page called Experiments in Settings.


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The Academic Exploration Program is one of the most comprehensive programs of its kind in the country. Concerned and available faculty, strong supportive services, and seminars in career and life planning make the decision-making process relevant.
The Academic Exploration Program is a program designed to help you identify your interests and develop your future plans. This is possible in an environment that allows you to explore different courses in areas of interest to you. Through its flexible curriculum, a student may enroll in classes in any of the colleges on campus. The faculty member associated with AEP 100 seminar serves as your academic advisor. This student-to-advisor relationship makes the Academic Exploration Program a personalized program.
Students enrolled in the Academic Exploration Program must meet with their academic advisor each semester or they will not be eligible to register for classes. Students need to declare a major by the time they have completed their sophomore year.
The Academic Exploration Program was recognized in 2012 by the National Academic Advising Association (NACADA) as an Outstanding Advising Program.
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Required for all first semester freshmen AEP students. Focuses on individual development of academic interest concepts, methods and tools of career research, and recognition of personal strengths, values, and characteristics. Enables students to identify majors and careers consistent with abilities, interests, and personality.
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Haskell interface to sys_open.c:
providing openFd and closeFd that can deal with
file names (which can name TCP and bi-directional pipes in addition
to the regular disk files)
Also included a useful utility read_line to read a NL-terminated line from an Fd. It deliberately uses no handles and so never messes with Fd (in particular, it doesn't put the file descriptor in the non-blocking mode)
Simple and reliable uni- and bi-directional pipes
MySysOpen module offers a reliable, proven way of interacting with another local or remote process via a unidirectional or bidirectional channel. It supports pipes and Unix and TCP sockets. MySysOpen is a simple and explicit alternative to the multi-threaded IO processing of the GHC run-time system. The module is the Haskell binding to sys_open -- the extended, user-level file opening interface.
The second half of MySysOpen.hs contains several bi-directional channel interaction tests. One checks repeated sending and receiving of data; the amount of received data is intentionally large, about 510K. Two other tests interact with programs that are not specifically written for interactive use, such as sort. The latter cannot produce any output before it has read all of the input, accepting no input terminator other than the EOF condition. One test uses shutdown to set the EOF condition. The other test programs the handler for a custom EOF indicator, literally in the file name of the communication pipe.


text: > Hi, > > I am newbee to cluster computing; so if my question sounds stupid, please > excuse me. > > i am wondering when we have something like mosix (distributed OS available > at www.mosix.org ), why we should still develop parallel programs and > strugle with PVM/MPI etc. Tough i never used either mosix or PVM/MPI, I am > genunely puzzled about it. Can someone kindly educate me? > Rajesh, I apologise for a short answer, but I am busy right at the moment! Mosix deals with process migration. A compute-intensive process is stopped, and checkpointed, on the master node of the cluster. It is then transferred and restarted on one of the cluster nodes. So Mosix is good for the situation where you have programs which use a lot of CPU resource on one machine. For the process to transfer, all the machines must be running the same kernel version. PVM/MPI are parallel programming libraries. You can run MPI programs on different types of machines - the intent was that parallel codes could be ported from (say) Crays to IBM machines. If you want to run programs which can split their computation between lots and lots of CPUs then MPI is a good choice. For instance, I am at the moment preparing a system which has over 500 dual-CPU systems to run a big benchmark. MOSIX would not be suitable for getting that number of parallel processes up, running and comunicating. I should make clear that MOSIX has its place - making it simple and easy to run compute intensive jobs, say perhaps bioinformatics searches, codes which do not need inter-node communication. Hope others will add/correct my reply. John Hearns


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It has been reported the Spain international, who is no longer a regular under Jose Mourinho, missed training on Wednesday when the squad reported back to prepare for the weekend's FA Cup tie against Stoke on Sunday.
United are said to be ready to launch what would be a club-record £37million bid for the 25-year-old midfielder, who wants to be playing in a World Cup year.
While Mourinho has admitted the door would be open for Mata to leave, Chelsea are under no financial pressure to sell and it could take a transfer request for any deal to happen during the final two weeks of the January window.
United are looking to kick-start what has so far been a stop-start Barclays Premier League campaign, which sees them down in seventh place, some 14 points adrift of leaders Arsenal following defeat at Chelsea on Sunday.
The marquee signing of Mata would not only signal the intent of David Moyes, whose side will be out to reach the Capital One Cup final with victory over Sunderland on Wednesday night, but it would also not openly upset the balance of United's style, with the diminutive Spaniard able to offer something different in terms of transition through midfield.
While Chelsea may well prefer to offload Mata abroad, seeing him move to Old Trafford would not necessarily impact on their own title bid as they have played United twice now, but with rivals Manchester City and Arsenal both still to face the Red Devils again, it could in the long run work in their favour to strengthen Moyes' options.
It was, meanwhile, Eto'o's hat-trick which helped sink United at Stamford Bridge.
The Cameroon forward indicated to a Spanish radio station he would consider one day returning to La Liga at Mallorca, but for now the 32-year-old, who signed until the end of the season from Anzhi Makhachkala in August, could not be happier with how things are panning out at the Bridge.
The former Barcelona and Inter Milan forward said on Chelsea's website: "At the moment we are still in practically all the competitions. If Chelsea are not the best club in the world then they are one of the best clubs in the world, so I don't know if we are going to win everything but the season is going well so far.
"I like playing and when I get the chance to do that I have to help my team-mates.
"There is a huge difference between English football and the other championships, you almost can't compare it, but I am trying to adapt very quickly and that's okay.
"The most important thing in life is to work hard. Football is a part of my life and I try to be happy all the time. That's why I'm always smiling. If my work allows me to be even happier, then that is great."
Eto'o added: "The season is long, and there are a lot of things that could happen, but I hope to score more goals, help my team and then hopefully the season will end well for Chelsea."
The Chelsea squad had been given Monday and Tuesday off this week, during which time Mourinho underwent surgery on his elbow on Monday in Paris which is hoped will cure a long-standing complaint.
The Portuguese coach, who had been honoured by the Football Writers' Association at a gala dinner in London on Sunday evening, showed few ill effects of the keyhole operation as he put the Chelsea squad through their paces at Cobham earlier on Wednesday.
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If I remember correctly the kangaroo task is in Broken Hill. Does this mean we are seeing the outback leg in episode one?
They look like Kadabras.
Pretty funny dialogue between Jamie and Cara in the #2 promo....lol
I'm still bummed by the fact that they're just focusing on Margie and Luke, Cowboys, Cheerleaders, Goths and Globetrotters in most of the previews. We see some footage of Mel and Mike, Gary and Mallory.. but hardly see Amanda and Kris, Zev and Justin, Kisha and Jen and Ron and Chris...??Makes me wonder again why they even picked Amanda and Kris and Zev and Justin again. Realized i haven't got over the fact that no TAR 13 teams were picked.
Quote from: DrRox on January 27, 2011, 07:25:50 PMPretty funny dialogue between Jamie and Cara in the #2 promo....lolhaha yeah,Cara "No more mister nice guy"Jaime: "I was never nice to begin with"
Quote from: The Prophet on January 27, 2011, 07:16:58 AMIf I remember correctly the kangaroo task is in Broken Hill. Does this mean we are seeing the outback leg in episode one?The Kangaroo task is definitely in Broken Hill..I think with this nice GE and the two roads additionally named in spoilers they must have hopped quite a ways. The confessional shot of the Cowboys would def also be Broken Hill, and he is commenting on the Manly segment, which would also re-confirm a TBC.I was given info that strongly suggested we have 2 legs for the Aussie portion. Whether that will all happen on one night?? I don't know... but I think the first leg alone would be enough for a 90 minute premiere...
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Beefeater 24 (London Dry Gin)
Review: Beefeater 24 (London Dry Gin) 92.5/100
a review by Chip Dykstra (AKA Arctic Wolf)
Posted On January 08, 2012
(Revisited May, 2014)
Beefeater London Dry Gin is currently produced in Kennington, a district of South East London, in the United Kingdom. The company has roots stretching back to 1820, when the Chelsea Distillery was constructed on Cale Street and served as the first home for Beefeater Gin. The founder of the company, James Burrough, was not born until 1835, and it was not until about 1876 that the Beefeater brand was created from gin produced at the Chelsea Distillery. Over time the brand has changed locations twice, first in 1908 to Hutton Road, and then in 1958 to its present location in Kennington.
Beefeater 24 is advertised as being handcrafted with 12 botanicals which include grapefruit, bitter almond, orris root, Seville orange peel, rare Japanese Sencha tea and Chinese green tea. This makes the new Beefeater gin more complex in construction than the previously reviewed Beefeater London Dry Gin which listed 9 ingredients. There are other differences as well, the Beefeater 24 is bottled at a higher proof (45 % alcohol by volume) which to me seems most welcome, and all of the ingredients are apparently steeped in grain alcohol for 24 hours prior to a 7 hour distillation where the master distiller makes an artisan cut by hand from the heart of the distillation run.
In the Bottle 4.5/5
The bottle presentation for the Beefeater 24 is shown to the left. The bottle has a tall rectangular shape with a small minimalistic label. The bottle itself is embossed with a design of some sort of leafy or flowering plant. This embossed design makes the bottle easier to grip when it is wet and adds a bit of class to the presentation. The back label of the bottle contains a bit of information about the gin, but unfortunately I could not read the small type without a magnifying glass. (I suspect my glasses subscription needs updating.)
In the Glass 9.5/10
When I poured the Beefeater 24 into my glass and brought it up to my nose, I was quite surprised. There is a 'freshness' rising out of the glass and I liken it to the scent of an alpine forest on a warm spring day when the snow is melt just beginning. The aroma of evergreen boughs and juniper jumps out of the glass pushed ahead by a crisp citrus-like aroma (grapefruit, orange and lemon in that order of dominance).
If I close my eyes above the glass I can imagine small ferns pushing out of the the slightly musty ground in the few places where the snow is gone, and drifting across those breezes is the faint smell of clumps of heather from nearby meadows. At times I think I can smell tea leaves deep in the glass; although this is probably a trick of my imagination, as sometimes we sense what we are told to sense, and I am not positive I could identify the tea leaves if I hadn't have known they were part of the gin's construction.
In the Mouth 56/60
This is so much better than the previously reviewed Beefeater London Dry Gin. Like the nose, the taste is fresh and clean upon the palate. There is a certain zestfulness to the mouth-feel which is most welcome. I taste the juniper first, but the crisp citrus flavours follow almost immediately. The light taste of heather is apparent, and deep in the bottom of the gin is a certain mustiness which seems to vanish as soon as I notice it. There is much more depth to the Beefeater 24 than I am able to describe. Fleeting flavours wander in and out of my perception, and I am fully impressed by both the depth displayed and the absence of any bitterness to detract from the experience.
I decided to construct two cocktails, a Gin and Tonic (See Recipe below), and a Lime Fizz. Probably the best way to sum up those experiences is to admit that I spent the next couple of days making more Gin and Tonics and more Lime Fizzes with the Beefeater 24. Frankly, this gin is extremely mixable and makes great cocktails. I am very impressed!
In the Throat 13.5/15
The finish is just as crisp and clean as the entry, with trailing notes of juniper and citrus zest, and a soft but delightful fade of orange liqueur. There is no burn that I could discern, and is a great example of a sipping gin.
The Afterburn 9/10
Beefeater 24 is an outstanding gin. The flavours are fresh and firm, crisp and delightful. This is a gin I could sip on my back porch on a warm summer's evening, and one which I can mix into a Lime Fizz on a hot summer afternoon. It is winter now, but that is okay, because for me, the gin and tonic with Beefeater 24 is a great evening drink any time of the year.
You may read some of my other Gin Reviews (click the link) if you wish to have some comparative reviews.
Suggested Recipe:
Gin and Tonic
1 1/2 Oz Beefeater 24
1/4 Tsp Sugar Syrup
Tonic Water (Q Tonic Rocks!)
Squeeze of Lime
Add the Gin and Sugar Syrup into an ice filled glass
Complete with Tonic Water
Add a squeeze of lime and garnish with lime slices
Serve and Enjoy!
My Final Score is out of 100 and you may (loosely) interpret that score as follows:
0-25 A spirit with a rating this low would actually kill you.
26-49 Depending upon your fortitude you might actually survive this.
50 -59 You are safe to drink this…but you shouldn't.
60-69 Substandard swill which you may offer to people you do not want to see again.
70-74 Now we have a fair mixing spirit. Accept this but make sure it is mixed into a cocktail.
75-79 You may begin to serve this to friends, again probably still cocktail territory.
80-84 We begin to enjoy this spirit neat or on the rocks. (I will still primarily mix cocktails)
85-89 Excellent for sipping or for mixing!
90-94 Definitely a primary sipping spirit, in fact you may want to hoard this for yourself.
95-97.5 The Cream of the Crop
98+ I haven't met this bottle yet…but I want to.
Very loosely we may put my scores into terms that you may be familiar with on a Gold, Silver, and Bronze medal scale as follows:
70 – 79.5 Bronze Medal (Recommended only as a mixer)
80 – 89.5 Silver Medal (Recommended for sipping and or a high quality mixer)
90 – 95 Gold Medal (Highly recommended for sipping and for sublime cocktails.)
95.5+ Platinum Award (Highest Recommendation)


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Blockbuster film producer Jerry Bruckheimer has become increasingly involved with gaming in recent years; he's the producer on the upcoming film Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time runs a game development firm that's currently working on two games. In an interview with HeyUGuys (via CVG), Bruckheimer explains that he sees the differences between games and movies beginning to disappear over the next decade.
"I really believe in the next 10 years you won't be able to tell the difference between movies and games," he explained. "Games will be so realistic. They are a form of storytelling and we love to tell stories in movies and on television. We are about to actively seek some executives. Hopefully in the next six months we'll get started."
Bruckheimer's move isn't that out of the ordinary for the film industry. Famed director/ producer Steven Spielberg, has also dabbled in videogames. Spielberg is credited as the creator of the original Medal of Honor, and more recently he collaborated with EA on the Boom Blox games.
Producer Jerry Bruckheimer is the man behind some of cinema's biggest blockbusters. His films have received six Oscars, four Golden Globes, 17 Emmys, 15 People's Choice Awards, two BAFTA awards, numerous MTV Awards, including one for Best Picture of the Decade for "Beverly Hills Cop" and 20 Teen Choice Awards. In addition, his TV shows such as the "CSI" series are now taking him to a completely different audience but with exactly the same levels of success. Bruckheimer's roll of honour includes 80s classics such as "American Gigolo" and "Flashdance" and on to "Top Gun", "Beverly Hills Cop", "Bad Boys", "Con Air", "Armageddon", "Enemy of the State", "Gone in 60 Seconds", "Pearl Harbour" and the "Pirates of the Caribbean" trilogy.
"I really believe in the next 10 years you won't be able to tell the difference between movies and games. Games will be so realistic. They are a form of storytelling and we love to tell stories in movies and on television", Bruckheimer stated.


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I had asked this question on ITSecurity @ Stack Exchange also. There may not be may linux distro users in ITSec, but obviously there are many here. So, I think that it might be appropriate to put that question here also. Please tell me if you disagree.
Original question at - https://security.stackexchange.com/questions/33017/using-linux-to-combat-windows-flash-drive-malware
Question is -
I just put an old flash drive which i used with a windows machine into my linux. I noticed many files, mostly exes which were never visible in windows (my windows does not hide hidden files and extensions). Most of those strange files had malware like names. I changed the properties of these files so that linux would allow me to delete them. It worked and now the drive seems to be fully clean.
If a windows malware in a flash drive can hide itself from windows, can it also hide itself from linux ? If not, then cleaning windows malware on a flash drive becomes easy. Are there any dangers/problems in this strategy ?


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- Poster presentation
- Open Access
Auto-structure of spike trains matters for testing on synchronous activity
- Gordon Pipa1, 2Email author,
- Carl van Vreeswijk3 and
- Sonja Grun4
© Pipa et al; licensee BioMed Central Ltd. 2009
- Published: 13 July 2009
- Spike Train
- Renewal Process
- Spatiotemporal Pattern
- False Positive Finding
- Fano Factor
Coordinated neuronal activity across many neurons, i.e. synchronous or spatiotemporal pattern, had been believed to be a major component of neuronal activity. However, the discussion if coordinated activity really exists remained heated and controversial. A major uncertainty was that many analysis approaches either ignored the auto-structure of the spiking activity, assumed a very simplified model (poissonian firing), or changed the auto-structure by spike jittering. We studied whether a statistical inference that tests whether coordinated activity is occurring beyond chance can be made false if one ignores or changes the real auto-structure of recorded data. To this end, we investigated the distribution of coincident spikes in mutually independent spike-trains modeled as renewal processes. We considered Gamma processes with different shape parameters as well as renewal processes in which the ISI distribution is log-normal. For Gamma processes of integer order, we calculated the mean number of coincident spikes, as well as the Fano factor of the coincidences, analytically. We determined how these measures depend on the bin width and also investigated how they depend on the firing rate, and on rate difference between the neurons. We used Monte-Carlo simulations to estimate the whole distribution for these parameters and also for other values of gamma. Moreover, we considered the effect of dithering for both of these processes and saw that while dithering does not change the average number of coincidences, it does change the shape of the coincidence distribution.
Our major findings are: 1) the width of the coincidence count distribution depends very critically and in a non-trivial way on the detailed properties of the inter-spike interval distribution, 2) the dependencies of the Fano factor on the coefficient of variation of the ISI distribution are complex and mostly non-monotonic. Moreover, the Fano factor depends on the very detailed properties of the individual point processes, and cannot be predicted by the CV alone. Hence, given a recorded data set, the estimated value of CV of the ISI distribution is not sufficient to predict the Fano factor of the coincidence count distribution, and 3) spike jittering, even if it is as small as a fraction of the expected ISI, can falsify the inference on coordinated firing. In most of the tested cases and especially for complex synchronous and spatiotemporal pattern across many neurons, spike jittering increased the likelihood of false positive finding very strongly. Last, we discuss a procedure [1] that considers the complete auto-structure of each individual spike-train for testing whether synchrony firing occurs at chance and therefore overcomes the danger of an increased level of false positives.
Supported by the Hertie Foundation, the EU (GABA project FP6-2005-NEST-Path-043309), the German Ministry for Education and Research (BMBF grants 01GQ01413), and the Stifterverband fur die Deutsche Wissenschaft.
Authors' Affiliations
- Pipa G, Wheeler DW, Singer W, Nikolic D: NeuroXidence: Reliable and efficient analysis of an excess or deficiency of joint-spike events. J Comp Neuroscience. 2008, 25: 64-88. 10.1007/s10827-007-0065-3.View ArticleGoogle Scholar
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What is the characteristic of wrong sati? Can you show where there is the description of wrong sati?There is such a thing as wrong sati
We can read further in the same sutta:"And who is the individual who goes against the flow? There is the case where an individual doesn't indulge in sensual passions and doesn't do evil deeds. Even though it may be with pain, even though it may be with sorrow, even though he may be crying, his face in tears, he lives the holy life that is perfect & pure. This is called the individual who goes against the flow.
http://www.accesstoinsight.org/tipitaka ... .than.html
The sutta goes on talking about the next two kinds of people: the anagami, and the arahant. IMHO, what is meant here, it' s that although the sotapana or sakadagami still have clinging to sensual pleasures, and anger (pain), their level of mindfulness is such that they never transgress the five precepts. It is not at all a description of the characteristic of right effort, neither an exortationThus the enlightened one, with mindfulness here established, not indulging in sensuality & evil, though it may be with pain, would abandon sensuality. They call him one who goes against the flow.
It is similar in your other sutta quoted. They say nothing about the characteristic of the effort exerted, but rather, it talks about its degree in each case, which is in accordance to the degree of parami -wholesome qualities which have been accumulated by a Buddha-to-be. We read about his state of mind :
Gladly would I let the flesh & blood in my body dry up
The word desire here is not lobha, greed, unwholesome, but it is chanda. Chanda can be either wholesome or unwholesome. But as it is conditioned by real understanding of the teaching in this context, it must be wholesome.Effort has desire as a condition.
There being an agreement through pondering those dhammas, desire arises. With the arising of desire, he becomes willing. Willing, he contemplates (lit: "weighs," "compares"). Contemplating, he makes an exertion. Exerting himself, he both realizes the ultimate meaning of the truth with his body and sees by penetrating it with discernment.
http://www.accesstoinsight.org/tipitaka ... .than.html
Without the details and precision which are found in the Abhidhamma, one is very easily lead astray. You see: we have two different readings of the same suttas. I guess if you ask two more persons, they might come up with two more different readings...I find it deplorable that the Abhidhamma is regarded with so much disdain by many who consider them-selves Theravadins. The idea that it is not the Buddha's teaching has become so widespread and taken to be granted. I also used to reject it (just following other people) eventhough I had never read it and got a clue what it is really about. It actually refers to all what appears now, to be verified. At least, I would refrain from criticizing it until I can, by my own direct experience and certainty, know that it doesn't say the truth.The problem is that all this talk about realities from you comes mostly from abhidhamma, which the Buddha clearly did not teach.


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Los Angeles Daily News - Exclusive survey: California Democrats agree to ban assault weapons, Republicans mostly silent
By Josh Richman and Andrew Edwards, Staff Writers
Democrats representing California in Congress are promising to push for new gun control measures in the aftermath of the horrific slayings at a Connecticut elementary school last week, but the state's Republicans representatives were mostly silent amid the renewed debate over firearms legislation.
An exclusive survey of all 53 California House members and members-elect, by the Los Angeles News Group and Bay Area News Group, found all 32 of the 38 Democrats who responded to the survey support re-enacting some version of the federal assault weapons ban that existed from 1994 to 2004.
Many would consider even more stringent gun controls and said some popular firearms, such as the .223-caliber AR-15, are "weapons of war" that are unfit for civilian use.
"Reinstating and improving the Assault Weapons Ban should be one of the first issues Congress takes up next year," said Rep. Adam Schiff, D-Glendale.
Gun control has moved to the forefront of political debate following Friday's massacre at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn.
There, Adam Lanza shot and killed 20 children and six adults before committing suicide.
Lanza is reported to have used a Bushmaster AR-15 during the rampage. Authorities said Saturday that Lanza's victims at the school had all been shot at close range with the rifle.
Previously, Lanza was said to have used Glock and Sig-Sauer handguns. He is also reported to have stolen the guns from his mother before shooting her to death and then beginning his killings at the school.
"Before the horrific shooting in Newtown, I was involved in conversations about putting in place common-sense regulations like the Assault Weapons Ban, closing the gun-show loophole and outlawing extended ammunition clips," said Schiff, who is a former federal prosecutor.
The near-total silence from California's GOP delegation, however, perhaps illustrates the deep partisan divide Congress will experience during the impending debate.
Only one of California's 15 GOP House members specifically answered the four questions posed by the newspapers: Rep. Tom McClintock, R-Granite Bay, who took a stand against increased gun control.
"Such laws tend to create a society in which criminals are as well-armed as ever and law-abiding citizens are rendered increasingly defenseless," McClintock said.
Citizens have a constitutional right to defend themselves with firearms, he said, and the Bushmaster rifle might look like a military assault weapon "but functions with the same firing mechanism as many handguns, sports and target rifles."
Other California Republicans were less willing to offer their opinions.
Rep. Ken Calvert, R-Corona, and Rep. Gary Miller, R-Brea, declined to discuss gun-control issues until after a full investigation of the Connecticut rampage is done.
Rep.-elect Doug LaMalfa, R-Oroville, said "restricting the rights of those who follow the law will only empower those who choose to break the law," but he wouldn't answer specific questions.
All other Republicans either were said to be unavailable for comment, or never responded to calls and emails.
Rep. Zoe Lofgren, chairwoman of the California Democratic Congressional Delegation, said her members stand ready to act.
"If Republicans want to change, we'll work with them," said Lofgren, D-San Jose, noting other mass shootings "didn't seem to move the dial on the other side of the aisle. I hope that something this appalling might stir my colleagues to action."
There was more backlash from the Newtown shootings on Tuesday.
• President Obama said he would support reinstatement of the federal assault weapons ban.
• Private equity firm Cerberus, in which the California State Teachers' Retirement System is an investor, said it will sell the parent company that makes the Bushmaster gun used in the attack.
• Dick's Sporting Goods, with more than 500 stores in 44 states, said it's suspending sales of modern sporting rifles.
The phrase "modern sporting rifles" often refers to AR-15 models that include the now-controversial Bushmaster .223 and similar semi-automatic firearms that resemble military weapons.
Commercially available AR-15s cannot fire multiple rounds with a single trigger pull. They can, however, fire the same .223 cartridges used by the military.
No California Democrat said Americans have a constitutional right to a weapon such as the AR-15 nor extended magazines.
"Weapons of war are not intended for hunting or protecting your family," Rep.-elect Gloria Negrete-McLeod said in an emailed statement. "This ban prevents extremely deadly guns used for war to be sold or distributed within the civilian population."
McLeod will represent a congressional district that includes parts of eastern Los Angeles County and the western Inland Empire.
She won her seat in November by defeating veteran Rep. Joe Baca, a fellow Democrat who holds liberal views on social services on immigration but also has a pro-gun ownership reputation.
McLeod, however, received more than $5.2 million in outside spending support from Independence USA, the super PAC of pro-gun control New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg.
Baca had a 75 percent favorable rating from the National Rifle Association, compared to McLeod's 17 percent.
California's senior senator, Democrat Dianne Feinstein, has already pledged to introduce legislation that would stop the manufacture and sale of more than 100 specific firearms plus others that have certain features.
Feinstein's bill would also prohibit magazines that can hold more than 10 rounds and grandfather weapons that are now legal.
Congressional Republicans have opposed all efforts to reinstate a federal assault weapons ban since the 1994 law that Bill Clinton signed expired in 2004.
A 2004 National Institute of Justice study reported the previous Assault Weapons Ban had mixed results in reducing gun crimes.
The law prohibited 118 weapons and large-capacity magazines carrying more than 10 rounds. Assault weapons, however, were only used in 2 percent to 8 percent of gun crimes prior to the ban.
Assault rifles and other guns equipped with large magazines accounted for a higher share of murders of police officers and mass public shootings, incidents the 2004 study described as rare.
The report also found the availability of pre-ban large capacity magazines made it easy for criminals to obtain them.
"Should it be renewed, the ban's effects on gun violence are likely to be small at best and perhaps too small for reliable measurement," the 2004 report reads.
The newspapers' survey taken this week found Democrats gave mixed reviews to the idea of requiring background checks, including mental-health screening, for all members of a household where guns are kept.
Checking a purchasers' household may be too difficult to enforce, one said.
"It just raises questions, who lives there, who doesn't, who moves into the home," said Rep.-elect Alan Lowenthal of Long Beach.
Many Democrats, however, were willing to discuss the idea of requiring gun owners to take courses, get licenses and register all firearms similar to what states already require for cars.
Gun rights advocates said they were not completely ready to debate gun laws.
Chuck Michel, civil-rights attorney for the California Rifle and Pistol Association Foundation, said this isn't the right time.
"Politicians pushing legislative wish lists so soon after the slayings are shameless opportunists taking advantage of an emotionally charged situation to advance a pre-existing agenda," he said.
The National Rifle Association said in a statement issued Tuesday it's "shocked, saddened and heartbroken" by the Newtown slayings and is "prepared to offer meaningful contributions to help make sure this never happens again."
The NRA wields significant influence on Capitol Hill. The Sunlight Foundation - a nonprofit, nonpartisan government transparency watchdog - reports the NRA spent 73 times what the leading pro-gun control advocacy organization, the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence, spent on lobbying in the 112th Congress.
Through June, the NRA spent $4.4 million on lobbying expenses to the Brady Campaign's $60,000.
What's more, the NRA spent 3,199 times what the Brady Campaign spent on the 2012 election - $18.6 million to $5,816.
Public opinion, however, has tilted in favor of gun control, at least in the days since the Newtown shooting.
A CBS News poll in April found 39 percent of adults nationwide believed gun control laws should be made more strict, 13 percent said they should be made less strict and 41 percent said they should be kept as they are.
A new poll conducted Friday through Sunday found 57 percent now want stricter laws, 9 percent want less strict laws, and 30 percent say the laws should be kept as they are.
Staff Writers Josh Dulaney, Rick Orlov and The Associated Press contributed to this report.
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'Reading Takes You Places' is CTA Theme For Celebration
BURLINGAME – California's public school educators will join a nationwide celebration of reading on Friday, March 1, as they meet up with parents, city officials, firefighters and others at events statewide for the National Education Association's 16th annual "Read Across America" extravaganza.
Millions of people across the nation will take part in the celebration, as will thousands of California educators and students. The event is held on or near the March 2 birthday of children's author Dr. Seuss, Theodor Seuss Geisel. California's honorary chair of the CTA events is artist Rafael López, who is the talented illustrator of this year's featured book in this state, "Our California," the children's book by Pam Muñoz Ryan. Chosen in honor of CTA's 150th anniversary this year, the book looks at the historical significance of 14 California cities and parks and invites readers to "come discover the surprising treasures of this most golden of states." Radiant paintings by López in the vividly colorful book help kids learn about historical details of Los Angeles, San Diego, Sacramento, Monterey, Eureka, Yosemite Park, the Channel Islands and other areas.
"As educators celebrate the joys of reading in this nationwide event, we are reminded that knowing how to read is the foundation of all learning," said Dean E. Vogel, president of the 325,000-member California Teachers Association, who will be reading to students in Brisbane Friday in San Mateo County. "Our schools make reading skills grow, and those skills last a lifetime."
More CTA Read Across America information is at www.cta.org/RAA. The media can find events in dozens of California cities at this NEA link, but must confirm the events first. Below is a sampling of confirmed events on Friday, March 1, unless other dates are noted:
Events With Top CTA Officers on Friday, March 1
BRISBANE: From 10:15-10:45 a.m. Friday, CTA President Dean E. Vogel will be reading the "Our California" book about the state's cities and parks to first-grade students in the school library at Brisbane Elementary School, 500 San Bruno Ave., Brisbane, 94005. He will be joined by Monica Kibbe, president of Brisbane Elementary Teachers Association. Local police officers will also be reading at the school during the day, which is a spirit day when kids are encouraged to wear fun hats. The principal, Chad Carvey, has vowed to kiss a cow if his students read over 70 million words this school year – they are half way there now. CTA contact: Tiffany Hasker at 415-385-3067.
SAN YSIDRO: From 9:30-10 a.m., CTA Vice President Eric Heins will join "Our California" illustrator Rafael López in a special event at La Mirada Elementary School, 222 Avenida De La Madrid, San Ysidro, 92173. This is a Quality Education Investment Act (QEIA) school, receiving extra funds to help at-risk students under this CTA-sponsored law. The reading event will be for the fourth-grade classes of Janet Hughes and Lianne Loomis, who recently shared a National Education Association Foundation grant for their English Language Learner curriculum on California history (see this news release). Students recorded their experiences on iPod Touches visiting Mission San Juan Capistrano, an historic sailing ship and on a train ride and can now speak in English about California history. CTA contact: Bill Guy at 619-709-0028.
FULLERTON: From 11-11:30 a.m., CTA Secretary-Treasurer Mikki Cichocki-Semo, a San Bernardino educator, will be reading to students at Commonwealth Elementary School, 2200 E. Commonwealth Ave. in Fullerton, 92831. CTA contact: Frank Wells at 562-708-5425.
Sampling of Southern California Read Across America Events March 1
GARDEN GROVE: From 7:30-8:30 a.m., guest readers will discuss travel stories and books in keeping with the CTA theme of "Reading Takes You Places" at Eisenhower Elementary, 13221 Lilly St. in Garden Grove, 92843. Also reading will be teacher Kendall Vaught, the statewide chair of the CTA Read Across America planning committee and a member of the CTA Board of Directors. Many readers are choosing books tied to the culture or the folklore of the places they have visited. Contact: Debi Lindberg at 714-510-1693.
TORRANCE: Students at Riviera Elementary School, 365 Paseo de Arena in Torrance, will hold a Fun Run fundraiser and wear Dr. Seuss gear. Parents are invited as guest readers sharing their favorite books. Events are 9:45 a.m.-noon. Contact: Deborah Tabush 310-533-4460, ext. 3410.
BELL: From 8:50 a.m. to noon, educators at Orchard Academies, 6411 Orchard Ave. in Bell in Los Angeles Unified School District, will conduct a celebration of reading with dozens of guests including local firefighters, police officers, television newscasters from NBC and Telemundo, and local civic leaders including Bell Mayor Ali Saleh. Contact: Teacher Librarian Anna Lee at 213-804-2054.
COMPTON: About 1,500 Compton Unified School District students from 14 elementary and middle schools will be treated to readings by volunteers all day Friday at the district's offices, 501 S. Santa Fe Ave., Compton, 90221. Bands from Compton, Centennial and Willowbrook high schools will serenade students. Readers include retired members of the Compton Education Association (CEA), business owners, students and community members. This event is a joint project of CEA and the district. Contact the CEA office for more details at 310-638-8576.
COMMERCE: At 9 a.m. Thursday, Feb. 28, CTA Board member Theresa Montaño will read to kindergarten students at Bandini Elementary in the Montebello Unified School District. Several guest readers will be at the school, located at 2318 Couts Ave., Commerce, 90040. Contact: Theresa Montaño at 323-829-1653.
EL SEGUNDO: Center Street School, 700 Center St., will have activities all day, including guest readers and student-performed skits that celebrate reading and Dr. Seuss. Contact the school at 310-615-2676.
LA CANADA: Kindergartners at La Canada Elementary School, 4540 Encinas Drive, La Canada Flintridge, will hold a birthday celebration Friday for Dr. Seuss featuring cake, balloons, and a visit from the Cat in the Hat. Community volunteers will read in every classroom all day. Contact the school at 818-952-8350.
EL CENTRO: In Imperial County Friday morning, students at Desert Garden and King elementary schools in El Centro Elementary School District will be treated to readings of the famous baseball poem "Casey At The Bat." Readers will be high school baseball players in uniform who will also act out the drama. They're from Southwest High School in the Central Union High School District. The El Centro Secondary Teachers Association (ECSTA) went to bat for creating this event. Contact: ECSTA President Catherine Drew at 760-554-2606.
MENIFEE: In Riverside County, a Dr. Seuss float parade and surprise entrance by the Cat in the Hat are part of Friday's happenings at Callie Kirkpatrick Elementary, 28880 Reviere Drive, Menifee, 92584. The cat will suddenly appear during a 7:40 a.m. rally; special readings at all grade levels are 8:15-10 a.m.; the first-grade Dr. Seuss float parade is 10:15-10:50 a.m., followed by a final 12:30 p.m. assembly with the Cat in the Hat. Students can win books and other prizes. Contact: Kathy Duarte at 951-852-6349.
TEMECULA: From 9:30-11 a.m., numerous community and high school student volunteers will read to kids at Nicolas Valley Elementary, 39600 N. General Kearny Road, Temecula, 92591, on Friday. Guest readers will be from the Temecula Valley Education Association, the Valley Winds (a local community band), Camp Pendleton Marines, the school PTA and administrators. Other readers include students from an AP Government class and scholar-athletes from Chaparral High School. Contact: Randy Arnayro at 619-218-0772.
FONTANA and SAN BERNARDINO: CTA Board member Jose Alcala, a teacher in Moreno Valley Unified, will join other special readers in the morning Friday at Jurupa Vista Elementary, 15920 Village Drive East, Fontana, in Colton Joint Unified School District. In the afternoon, he will read to kids at Riley Elementary, 1266 North G St. in San Bernardino City Unified School District. Contact: Jose Alcala at 951-238-7127.
SAN BERNARDINO: On Thursday, Feb. 28, kindergarten students will celebrate Read Across America with activities at Lytle Creek Elementary, 275 South K St. in San Bernardino,92410. The day includes enjoying a meal of green eggs and ham in honor of Dr. Seuss. This is a Quality Education Investment Act (QEIA) school, receiving extra funds to help at-risk students under this CTA-sponsored law. Contact: Nancy Glenn at 909-388-6382.
Sampling of Northern California Read Across America Events March 1
MARTINEZ: From 8:30-9:30 a.m. Friday, State Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Torlakson will read to third-graders at Morello Park Elementary, a "California Distinguished School" at 1200 Morello Park Drive, Martinez, 94553. The event will take place in the school library. Superintendent Rami Muth, parents, school board members and David Eliaser, president of the Martinez Education Association, will take part. Contacts: Mike Myslinski at CTA, 408-921-5769; Paul Hefner at California Department of Education, 916-319-0818.
PINOLE: Terri Jackson won't have to travel far to celebrate reading Friday. A member of the CTA Board of Directors, she will read from 9-10:30 a.m. to her sixth-grade students co-taught by teaching partner Kristyn Loy at Stewart K-8 School, 2040 Hoke Drive, Pinole, 94564. Contact: Terri Jackson at 707-372-3041.
RICHMOND: From 11:20 a.m. to 1 p.m., a cozy student "read-in" with teachers dressed as Cat in the Hat and students sipping hot chocolate is planned in the cafeteria at Lovonya DeJean Middle School, 3400 Macdonald Ave., Richmond, 94805. The price of "admission" is to check out a library book ahead of time. Contact: School librarian Grace Murphy-Jenkins at 510-231-1430, ext. 25094.
FREMONT: A week of Fremont Unified reading-related activities ends Friday morning as teachers and other readers treat kids at Niles Elementary to Dr. Seuss books and other exciting works. Time is 9-11 a.m. Friday. Brannin Dorsey, president of the Fremont Unified District Teachers Association, will join in the fun, which will spread to several district elementary campuses Friday. Contact: Brannin Dorsey at 510-331-1663.
OAKLAND: From 10-11:30 a.m. Friday, Trish Gorham, the president of the Oakland Education Association, will join other volunteers reading to students at Piedmont Elementary, 4314 Piedmont Ave. in Oakland, 94611, in the Oakland Unified School District. Contact: Trish Gorham at 510-332-9103.
OAKLAND: From 10 a.m. to 1:30 Friday, volunteer guest readers will be reading to elementary students at New Highland Academy, 8521 A Street, Oakland, 94621, in Oakland Unified. This is a Quality Education Investment Act (QEIA) school, receiving extra funds to help at-risk students under this CTA-sponsored law. Contact: Julie Palacios at 510-759-3542.
SAN RAMON: Most San Ramon Valley Unified schools are geared up for reading events Friday. For example, Creekside Elementary will be having teachers dressed as Cat in the Hat and students wearing pajamas all day, while Coyote Creek Elementary is having a full day of reading-related celebrations. San Ramon Valley Education Association (SRVEA) President Darren Day will read to students most of the day at Bollinger Canyon Elementary, 2300 Talavera Drive. SRVEA Vice President Ann Katzburg will join readers in the early morning at Coyote Creek, at Hidden Hills Elementary from 10 a.m. to noon, and at Creekside in the afternoon. For district-wide details, contact: Ann Katzburg at 925-413-9258.
SANTA CLARA: From 9-10 a.m. Friday, ex-San Francisco 49er defensive tackle Dana Stubblefield, local police officers, players from the Stanford University women's soccer team and men's football program will join other guest readers at Laurelwood Elementary School, 955 Teal Drive, Santa Clara, 95051. Capping a week of reading activities, the Santa Clara Unified School District school will display a huge paper chain with each link made by a student or teacher who wrote the title of their favorite book on it – the chain has grown to 650 links. Contact: Principal Joy Shmueli at 408-423-1601.
SAN JOSE: From 8:30 to 9 a.m. Friday, a "reading wave" will wash over Valle Vista Elementary as every student in every classroom reads a favorite book. Also, it is pajama day at the school at 2400 Flint Ave., San Jose, 95148, in the Mt. Pleasant Elementary School District. Fifth-graders will be reading to kindergartners as well. Contact: Lisa Kattenhorn at 408-239-6243.
MONTEREY COUNTY: Kids will be served up green eggs and ham at Ord Terrace Elementary, 1755 La Salle Ave., Seaside, 93955, as they celebrate Dr. Seuss and reading. Volunteer readers will include Allyson Schweifler, president of the Monterey Bay Teachers Association. Contact: Allyson Schweifler at 831-521-4998.
SALINAS: On Thursday, Feb. 28, CTA Board member Gayle Bilek will read to students at Boronda Meadows Elementary School, 915 Larkin St., Salinas, 93907. The daylong reading celebration is 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Contact: Gayle Bilek at 805-712-6676.
STOCKTON: On Thursday, Feb. 28, more than 200 volunteer readers are expected to visit every K-3rd grade class in the Stockton Unified School District as part of the annual Rotary Club read-in. The reading events will take place simultaneously in 18 schools beginning at 10 a.m. Signers, Spanish-speaking readers and even a therapy dog will be visiting classrooms for the hour-long read-in. In addition, Rotary members and the volunteers will be donating books to the district. For addresses, contact Dianne Barth, communications director, Stockton Unified, at 209-933-7025 or on cell, 209-479-5302.
SACRAMENTO: At about 9 a.m. on Thursday, Feb. 28, on the Assembly Floor, Joan Buchanan, chair of the Assembly Education Committee, will present a resolution to CTA Board member Toby Boyd, a Sacramento educator, to declare Friday Read Across America Day in the state. Read the resolution at this link. CTA contact: Claudia Briggs at 916-325-1551.
SACRAMENTO: On Friday morning, California Supreme Court Chief Justice Tani Cantil-Sakauye will read to students at Mark Hopkins Elementary, 2221 Matson Drive, Sacramento, 95822. Her alma mater is the school district's C.K. McClatchy High, where she recently gave an inspiring talk to students. She will address all Mark Hopkins students at an 8:15 a.m. assembly, then read to a class. Joining her is Judge Vance W. Raye, presiding justice of the California Third District Court of Appeal. Other readers are planned as well. Contact: Janet Weeks, communications manager for Sacramento City Unified School District, at 916-643-9043.
AUBURN: Teachers and volunteers will read to students at Rock Creek Elementary, 3050 Bell Road in Auburn, 95603. Friday will be pajama day for students. The day starts with a green eggs and ham breakfast for some students from 9:30-10:30 a.m. At 10:30 a.m., the Auburn Union School District school board president, Daniel Berlant, will read – he is a firefighter and will be reading in uniform. Superintendent Michele Schuetz will read at 10:45 a.m. Educators doing special readings will include Lysa Sassman, vice president of Auburn Union Teachers Association. Contact: Lysa Sassman at 916-813-2319.
MADERA: Starting at 9 a.m. Friday, John Adams Elementary, 1822 National Ave., Madera, 93637, plans to host a "Celebrity Reader Day." Members of the community will come and read to classrooms and they'll even have the Cat in the Hat running around with Thing One and Thing Two. Contact: Marlo Diaz-Haupt at 559-674-4631.
MANTECA: Several Manteca schools will be participating Friday in the national Read Across America celebration. Among them are Great Valley, Veritas, Golden West, Stella Brockman, Brock Elliott and Shasta schools. Special readers will include school trustee Deborah Romero, City Councilman Steve DeBrume, Fire Chief Kirk Waters and Joe Kriskovich from City of Manteca Administrative Services. Contact: Manteca Educators Association President Ken Johnson at 209-603-3767.
MERCED: Students are celebrating reading all week at Tenaya Middle School, 760 West 8th St., Merced, 95340. One event involves kids going to the Library Media Center daily to answer multiple choice questions about a book by Dr. Seuss, with right answers winning prizes. Contact: Teacher Librarian Claudia Speziale at 209-385-6687.
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Notebook I (pp. 1-37, of which pp. 1-4 and 12-37, with exception of 25-34, were published as 5.77n and 5.93-111 respectively). Unpublished: a discussion of the possible systems of metaphysics based on CSP's categories and their combinations. In CSP's opinion, the following philosophers were on the right track: Plato, Aristotle, Aquinas, Scotus, Reid, and Kant. Rejection of the idea attributed to the Hegelians that Aristotle belongs to their school of thought. Aristotle and the notion of esse in futuro. The Aristotelian distinction between existence and entelechy. Ockhamists and the rise of nominalism. Analysis of infinity (pp. 24-30). The reality of Firstness (pp. 31-35). Notebook II (pp- 38-62, of which pp. 38-45, 45-49, 49-51, 52-57, and 59-62, were published separately as 5.114-118, 1.314-316, 5.119, 5.111-113, 5.57-58 respectively). Omitted is a discussion of the reality of Secondness and a consideration of the position that feelings and laws (Firstness and Thirdness) are alone real (that to say that one thing acts upon another is merely to say that there is a certain law of succession of feelings). Experience is our great teacher invariably it teaches by means of surprises.
Aquinas Saint Thomas, Aristotle, Categories, Duns Scotus, Entelechy, Esse in futuro, existence, Experiences, Feeling, Firstness (see also Categories Feeling Monad Quality), Hegelians, Infinity, Kant Immanuel and Kant studies (CSP's), Law(s), Medieval period l, Metaphysics, seven systems of Metaphysics (see also Categories Idealism), Nominalism, Ockhamists, Harvard Lectures on Pragmatism, Plato and Platonic Dialogues, Pragmatism and Pragmaticism, Reid Thomas, Secondness (see also Categories Effort Reaction), Thirdness


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Photographien 1970 - 2000
The work of Gerhard Trumler, born in 1937, will be the subject of an extensive exhibition on show at the Palais Harrach from March 2001. With over 150 black-and-white photographs, it will offer a comprehensive survey of three decades of his artisitic work.
After studying photography in Munich and Vienna, Gerhard Trumler has worked as a free-lance photographer in Vienna and the Waldviertel since 1969. He is a member of the Wiener Künstlerhaus (the Künstlerhaus Association of Artists in Vienna) and has published numerous books with his photographs (for example Dream Castles, The Mühlviertel Region, The Waldviertel Region, The Ötscherland Region, Granite, Kazensilber, RockCrystal and Turmaline). Many of his works have been published in international magazines on art and culture. He has received a number of prizes andhonours for his work , among them four Official State Prizes. His photographs have entered a number of distinguished private and public collections in Austria and abroad.
Gerhard Trumler is one of those pictorial artists for whom it seems natural to make the inner life, the soul of the matter visible in their photographs. They have a poetry of simplicity because Gerhard Trumler is sparing and economical: his pictures are never overcrowded with motives. His careful choice of the view, the detail, the composition always points the viewer in a particular direction without forcing on him a single point of view. This is particularly true of his black-and-white photographs. By now, the size of the artist's oeuvre is almost overwhelming. The whole of Austria (and much more besides) can be found in his carefully ordered archive. People and landscapes, cultural history and geology, treasures documenting an almost lost rural way-of-life and urban environments - a chronicle of what is almost gone.
A monograph chosen from Gerhard Trumler's rich oeuvre of black-and-white photographs which does justice to the importance of his work will be published by Brandstätter in connection with the exhibition at the Palais Harrach.
13 March 2001
to 22 April 2001
Palais Harrach, 2. Stock


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