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When seeking some large-cap anchors for equity overlay positions within your portfolio, it's crucial to screen for solid earnings track records. Historically, many of the best price movers sport several quarters of double-digit earnings gains. I regularly run scans for this type of growth, and compare the results against the earnings estimates for the next year or two.
1. Comcast (CMCSA) was among the large caps uncovered by my scan. The company grew earnings between 19% and 39% in the past four quarters. Income grew in each of the past six years, and Wall Street expects a 23% increase in 2012, to $1.94 per share. Comcast is scheduled to report full-year and fourth-quarter results on Feb. 13 before the market open. Comcast's dividend yield stands at 1.7%.
This year, analysts are eyeing earnings per share of $2.23, which would be a 15% increase over 2012's expected result. This month, the stock has repeatedly hit resistance just below $38.60. On the dips, it got support well above its 50-day average.
2. One of this week's monster stocks, Celgene (CELG) , also made it onto my earnings stability screen. It closed Wednesday at $92.34, which was a new closing high for the stock.
Following upbeat company forecasts at the J.P. Morgan Healthcare Conference, the stock is up 12.5% so far this week. Celgene expects to double sales by 2017 on new products as well as new uses for existing products. Celgene also got a boost from some subsequent analyst upgrades.
Earnings grew at rates ranging from16% to 46% in the past eight quarters. Celgene is expected to report its 2012 results later this month. For the full year, Wall Street has pegged earnings at $4.88 per share, up 29% from 2011. Next year, that is expected to grow another 14%, to $5.57 per share.
A glance at Celgene's chart makes it pretty obvious that this stock is extended well beyond any purchasing point at this moment. A pullback to a short- or medium-term moving average could offer a new buying opportunity.
This is a fairly classic large-cap growth stock. Though it has a market cap of $39 billion and trades more than 3 million shares per day, it pays no dividend. That's not uncommon for biotechs, which prefer to reinvest in research and development, rather than making payments to shareholders.
3. For a large-cap with earnings growth that has been trending higher, look to T. Rowe Price (TROW). Earnings in the most recent quarter were $0.94, up 32% from the year-earlier quarter.
The investment advisor is expected to report full-year and fourth-quarter results later this month. Wall Street is anticipating year-over-year growth of 15%, to $3.37 per share.
T. Rowe Price has market cap of $17.19 billion, and moves more than 1.3 million shares per day. Despite that size and liquidity, it still has a high beta, 1.36, meaning it is prone to some volatile trade. The stock rallied to a multi-year high of $68.50 on Monday, and has been gradually pulling back. It closed at $67.44 Wednesday, getting support at its 5-day exponential moving average.
The pullback could offer a technical buying opportunity, but keep in mind that the upcoming earnings report has potential to send the stock sharply in one direction or the other.


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Newark connects with Greenwich entrepreneur to turn guns into jewelry
Newark mayor: Connects with Greenwich entrepreneur's Caliber Collection
Jewelry has always delivered a message -- in most cases one of love -- but a Greenwich-based online business has developed a product line reminding its wearers that a destructive weapon like a gun can be transformed into a symbol of renewal.
Jewelry for a Cause, established by Greenwich resident Jessica Mindich in 2008, has launched a new retail line, the Caliber Collection. The name is appropriate because it offers jewelry made from guns and brass shell casings used as evidence by the Newark, N.J., Police Department, as well as those collected in its Gun Buyback Amnesty program.
The partnership grew out of a conference that Mindich and Newark Mayor Cory Booker attended in 2011.
"We talked about issues facing American cities. As a jewelry designer, I thought about what Jewelry for a Cause could do to help in some small way to tackle a core problem facing Newark," said Mindich, who practiced law before opening her business, which provides artisan-made jewelry to nonprofits and schools for fundraising.
Through the business, about 300 schools and charities have raised $375,000.
Commenting that 20 percent of revenue from the Caliber Collection sales go to the city of Newark for its gun buyback program, Mindich this month presented city and police officials with a check for $20,000 -- proceeds from six weeks of sales. "Mayor Booker is a true visionary. He didn't want to see any violence -- skulls, pistols, handcuffs -- in the jewelry," said Mindich, whose jewelry is made in the United States by contracted artisans. Mindich started the Caliber Collection in late November.
Booker, who discussed the jewelry line on the "The Rachel Maddow Show" on Jan. 17, was unavailable for comment.
But Samuel DeMaio, Newark police director, voiced support for the partnership.
"Gun violence continues to claim far too many victims in Newark and other communities across the nation," he said in a statement. "Voluntary gun buyback and amnesty programs are the only way illegal guns can be turned anonymously and for money and an important part of a comprehensive program to make the streets safer. We are pleased to be working with Jewelry for a Cause to turn these destructive weapons into a positive force for change in Newark."
More people saw the relevance of the Caliber Collection after the Dec. 14 shootings at Sandy Hook elementary school in Newtown. Booker's appearance with Maddow spurred media attention, Mindich said.
As a reminder of their source, the Caliber cuffs and bangles are marked on the inside with the serial number from a recovered weapon and "Newark." Prices range from $150 from a basic steel cuff to $375 for brass bangle with a diamond. They are sold online at www.jewelryforacause.net.
In 2011, Newark police seized 700 guns, a 60 percent increase from about 450 in 2010. The Caliber Collection is created from 250 guns seized by the Newark Police Department.
The guns were shredded at no charge by Sims Metal Management, which has operations in Newark.
"Proceeds fund more buybacks in Newark, and that was really attractive to us. We have employees that live and work there. It makes the streets and city safer for our employees," said Sims spokesman Dan Strechay.
Mindich, with samples of her Caliber Collection, attended the International Gift Fair last weekend at the Javits Convention Center in New York City.
"People are so drawn to it and their ability to help. When someone buys a bracelet from the Caliber Collection, they're making more than a fashion statement," said Mindich, who wants to expand the program to other U.S. cities.

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Need to find either a replacement servo, or steel gears parts number, had broken gears replaced them, and LITERALLY 20 minutes into a run the gear teeth started to chip again.
I dont believe there are any metal gear replacements for the stock servo.
Common upgrade is a Hitec HS85MG servo, the MG stands for metal gears
BlindMan Racing
Rusty - MERV - Pede 4x4-Alias
SPC Lipo Power
And it fits perfectly in the alot? No trimming? How about programming? Just plug and play?
I use the ******* 390.
98% direct drop in...
A little trimming on the servo mounting tabs and a servo reversing procedure on the Tx and you are all set.
All hardware is 100% compatible.
Here is a link to a servo comparison for all the servo's that I know of that fit this chassis.
Whatever it is I just typed... could be wrong.
Any idea which if any of those are waterproof?
none of those are waterproof but nothing that plastic dip can't fix. I have a hitec 82mg (waterproofed), also my sidewinder is too, and the metal gears from the hitec fit the traxxas 2080.
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Oh well that's convenient, how exactly would I do a "plastic dip" and which is better? Leaving the gears in the hitec or putting them in the 2080?
WhIch would be better, the analog or the digital hitec upgrade?
Ooking at then it's a 5$ difference foe digital, probs pick it up next paycheck since obv traxxas one is junk.
Wi the digital version fit from that list?
BlindMan Racing
Rusty - MERV - Pede 4x4-Alias
SPC Lipo Power
I took it as he was talking about his current broken Traxxas servo.
Whatever it is I just typed... could be wrong.
Decided to go with the ******* 390, for the money it looks to be the best in speed etc, hopefully I can figure out how to "reverse or flip" It so everything goes in the right direction
does the ******* 390 servo requires reverse steering?
Yea it requires reverse steering.It's very easy to reverse steering. Just look in the manual or go to support on Traxxas website and it tells you manually how to do it.
Last edited by kelkel2ooo; 08-08-2011 at 09:03 AM.
are all the stock parts 100% compatible.
im happy with my hitec HS85MG. it does seem to not quite center but a little turn fixes that. it drops right in, the wire is in the way so u have to take the top plate off but thats easy.
Let us know if you can find a 390 been on backorder for a while now
YEa, i also have heard that the cable on the ******* 390 is pretty short, do you have to modify the receiver box to let the cable reach or can you wire the cable like the stock servo?
look at cobra's car his cable looks pretty long
modify a longer cable is not that hard as long as you can solder
Xtreme has no limiits
I just installed the ******* 390, the cable is plenty long enough.
mindy, where did you buy your ******* 390?
that would be a score on ebay!
and i just scored on cobra's 390 for a spare!
Picked it up on ebay as soon as it went up for sale!
I see that there are a few different versions of the 390, has any one figure them out.
Has there been any other servos to add to the list that Jimmie Neutron's put together.
Summit; ERBE; E-Slayer; MERVs
Wraith; AX10; RX10
So, I figure out the differences between all the different listings of the 390. There is actually only two different models, both have the same speed and torque but:
green 390 has a 4.8v-6.0v operating voltage.
blue 390s has a 6.0v-7.2v operating voltage.
all the other listings of both blue and green are based on which warehouse (country) has them.
Summit; ERBE; E-Slayer; MERVs
Wraith; AX10; RX10
I like the HiTec HS85MG. Not waterproof, but look here for help:
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The 123,000 square meter building, internally referred to as "Technopolis", will be the first major development in the Central Exchange – the cluster for the Infocommunications & Media (ICM) industries in One-North.
The design by Kisho Kurokawa was selected as the winning proposal in the International Competition on April 18, 2002.
Eco-Tec City is created by multi-dimensionally layering differing elements (residential, office, public services, commercial). The more layers, the higher the level of vibrancy. A Layered City is created by a new method called Vertical Zoning instead of conventional Horizontal Zoning
In principle, residences are placed in the top layer with Roof Garden that is beneficial from the perspective of both the scenic prospect and the privacy it provides. Offices are, in principle, zoned between level 2 and the residential layer.
To successfully apply Vertical Zoning, each building is clearly divided into a specialized core for office floors, specialized core for residential floors, and direct elevator to the sky garden and public service floor, and each is provided with its own entrance lobby on the ground floor level. While keeping these vertical zoning systems, it is possible to separately control each tower, with Plot A as RIC + Housing for RIC Researcher, Plot C as ICT + Housing, and Plot B as ICT Annex + Housing.
Narrow street on the ground surface are cracks (void spaces) of atriums opening to the level zero. Natural light reaches underground level zero through the cracks (void spaces) in the ground. This crack (void space) is an atrium containing escalators and stairways linking level zero with level one, and it is covered with a roof of transparent glass.
The urban underground space that was formerly a black box is now visible from above through this crack (void space). Sidewalks at ground surface level guarantee a width of 4 m on the inside of the building line. The three-dimensionally layered artificial ground level (Super Slab) is occupied by gardens, groves of trees, urban public services, sports facilities, cultural facilities, stores, bars and restaurants, cafe and entertainment facilities. These are called the Common.
Because the exterior wall of the building is a double skin made of glass, wind pressure is not applied directly to the inner exterior wall, even during a wind storm, and there is no danger of polluted air penetrating the building from the outside.
And when sunlight strikes the outside glass of the double skin, the warm outside air is discharged from the top by a rising air current inside the double skin from bottom of double skin curtain wall with zeolite filter. The suction helps forcefully exhaust the interior air. Photo apartment
The master plan concept calls for high-density narrow streets (for pedestrians). Because this means that the buildings are close together, it is necessary to guarantee privacy. Priority is given to the inhabitants for scenic views and privacy by arranging residential parts of each building at differing levels.
Where an office part faces a residential part, the exterior wall of the office is recessed, and constructing a Sky Garden creates pleasant buffer zones that provide privacy to both the office and the residential sides. Outside glass of the double skin of the facade is screened so that it protects the privacy of the rooms behind it while remaining transparent.
Technically, this is done by printing a screen pattern on the outside glass so that the outside is clearly visible from the inside, but the inside is difficult to see from the outside.
The roof of the building is made of solar panels (new product) that are half transparent and symbolize an Eco-building that uses solar energy. By allowing part of the light to pass through, it supports the growth of trees in the Sky Garden. The solar panels are placed on the floor of horizontal Cat Walk for the maintenance in the double skin facade.
Sky Garden
Rooftop gardens (Sky Gardens) are planned for the roof or other level of each Super Slab, and all are linked with bridges increasing the frequency they are used.
Recycling of Home Garbage
Garbage produced from residential zones is composted or processed to form solid fuel. The former is used to fertilize the trees in the Sky Garden and the latter used as fuel for home generators.
Recycling Rainwater
Used water is purified for use as recycled waste water: for flushing toilets and watering the trees. Rain water is collected from the sidewalks and used along with the recycled waste water.
Recycling Body Heat
Part of the heat generated by the bodies of people in the offices and other spaces is recovered for use as a heat source. The double skin sharply reduces the penetration of heat from the outside. The road pavement is all rainwater permeable paving that allows that part of rainwater not recycled to return to the ground for keeping eco-systems.
All these systems are the characteristics of a sustainable Eco-building.


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For all you AFL enthusiasts, show your support this season for your AFL team with these amazing AFL Official West Coast Eagles cufflinks.
They are of high quality and modern design, and as they are Official AFL cufflinks they come presented featuring the official AFL merchandise logo.
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Not long ago, you could see your competition coming. What you had to worry about most was a new entrant within your industry that had a simpler, lower-priced product. To stay ahead, you could either improve your product's functionality or build new products that extended the range and value of your offerings. Management guru Clayton Christensen coined the term "disruptive innovation" to describe how competition worked: a new entrant attacked a market leader by launching low-end, low-priced products and then relentlessly improved these. Christensen created several frameworks to help incumbents defeat emerging competitors as they saw them coming.
Now Christensen's frameworks have themselves been disrupted — because you can no longer see the competition coming. Technologies are no longer progressing in a predictable linear fashion, but are advancing exponentially — and converging. Fields such as computing, medicine, artificial intelligence, 3D printing, robotics, nanomaterials and synthetic biology are simultaneously making advances, and combining these allows one industry to rapidly disrupt another — before market leaders even know what hit them.
Note Airbnb's rapid advance to become the fifth-largest hotel chain in the world, and Uber's threat to the taxi industry. The sharing economy also extends into areas such as social and commercial lending and crowdfunding, car sharing, clothes- and book-swapping, garden sharing, and peer-to-peer task assignments. Information technology has enabled people to come together in new ways to better manage their resources. When some of the legal, tax and trust issues have been resolved, almost any industry that has a middleman — including finance and banking — could be disrupted. They will not need bankers and taxi dispatchers. A large fraction of the population may choose to share possessions such as cars, tools and garden instruments rather than own objects that are used only on occasion.
Wearable health devices such as Fitbit, Nike and Jawbone are creating excitement because they allow the measurement of daily activity. Such devices, or more likely our smartphones, will also contain a range of other sensors that perform an electrocardiogram and monitor our blood pressure, blood glucose, blood oxygen, respiration and even sleep. And they will test for disease. With genome sequencing costs already at the $1000 level and dropping, this will become as common — and cheap — as a blood test. Artificial Intelligence–based digital assistants will constantly monitor our health and advise us on what medications to take. Entrepreneurs will find ways to combine all this data to understand the correlation between our genome, habits and disease — to develop new treatments. To put it simply, the medical-device industry, Big Pharma, and even doctors will be disrupted by technology companies and entrepreneurs.
Bitcoin has created a lot of hype and may not survive, but digital currencies surely will. They are already transforming countries large parts of whose populations don't have access to banks. In Kenya, for example, a mobile-phone payment system called M-Pesa has become the country's dominant method for sending remittances and for almost all day-to-day purchases: 31% of the country's GDP is processed through it. With companies such as Google, Microsoft, Paypal, and Square jockeying with digital wallets and payment systems, it will not be long before the banks and financial-services companies feel the threat and start lobbying regulators to rein in their imminent competition.
The communications industry was first shaken up by the advent of mobile phones. Out went the landlines, phone booths, and long-distance charges. Then the mobile carriers faced a threat from data — you could make calls over Facetime and Skype and avoid the exorbitant international calling charges. Now, their threat comes from the unlikeliest of places — Facebook and Google. Both companies are "piloting" programs to provide Internet access through the skies. Google is rolling out super fast fiber-based Internet access to several cities. It has also been testing helium balloons with its Project Loon. Facebook has announced that its Connectivity Lab will research and test experimental technology to spread Internet access, including drones, satellites and lasers. If Wi-Fi based Internet were available everywhere, why would we need the expensive data plans offered by cell carriers? They could be disrupted in as big a way as could the cable industry.
As well, we will soon see robots disrupting the manufacturing industry. Already, with their increasing sophistication and falling prices, they are becoming capable of performing surgery, milking cows, undertaking military reconnaissance and combat and flying fighter jets. They will start automating almost any physical task that a human does. We will also see self-driving cars disrupting industries such as transportation and insurance and eliminating the need for traffic police and traffic lights.
What industries will change and who the winners will be in this era of exponential technologies are uncertain. The only things that are certain are that we are in for dramatic changes, and that the old rules don't apply any more.


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The Ease of Schedule is about taking the results from all defensive performances last season and then applying the stats allowed against quarterbacks, running backs and receivers to determine who will have the easier schedule. This is determined by taking the best and worst match-ups for teams and awarding then either a good or a bad game - or just neutral.
In making this as accurate as can be using stats from the previous season, starting last season the difference is that no longer are the "good" and "bad" matchups related to a team. They are now related to both team and venue. The reality is that many teams play much differently on the road than they do at home. What the Ease of Schedule has done is to take each NFL defense and consider them as two separate entities. One on the road and the other at home. In some cases, it did not matter - both were great for a team (or really bad). In others, it certainly did. Taking the eight home games and eight road games, each had their highest and lowest games removed to eliminate uncharacteristic extremes. Then the per game average fantasy points allowed were determined from the six remaining home and six remaining road games. From a total set of 64 possibilities (32 defenses both home and away), the best and worst 16 matchups were used.
This is the most accurate picture of defenses from last year - hands down. While regular season EOS will not split them out because of a lack of adequate sample size, the preseason EOS considered venue in addition to the defense - it makes a difference. This is more accurate than any other you will find.
Three different views are given below - Weeks 1 to 6 show what players will face as they start the season. Weeks 1 through 16 are shown for a full season view and weeks 14 to 16 show the most common weeks for fantasy playoffs. Below that is the NFL schedule marked for each team to show when they have good (green) or bad (red) match-ups.
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Hard Summer fans don't have to wait until next year to sate their music hunger, as Hard Events is celebrating Dia de los Muertos with Hard Day of the Dead this weekend at Los Angeles Historic State Park. The two-day fall festival that kicks off Saturday boasts a scattering of stages and a lengthy list of seasoned performers, including Skrillex, Boys Noize, Bloody Beetroots Live, Gaslamp Killer, Tokimonsta, Sanfuentes and deadmau5, as well as newcomers like Blood Diamonds.
"I don't know if it's my crowd, I don't even know what my crowd is," said Mike Tucker, the artist better known as Blood Diamonds. "It's hard to tell because they're so young and so mono-influenced by this dance culture and Hard is booking more and more new acts."
During Hard Summer, Tucker divided his time between working the gate and hanging out with fellow musician friends, who were performing. This time around, Hard Events invited him to bring his eclectic grooves to the Harder Stage at 3 p.m. Sunday.
Tucker's sound is a mix of electronic, experimental and other styles.
"I think it's somewhere between tropical pop and straightforward dance music in the context of a hip-hop club, almost like somewhere it shouldn't be, like a misbooking," Tucker said.
Tucker, who lives in the Art District in downtown Los Angeles, has toured with Skrillex and Grimes. He also performed with Grimes at the Make Music Pasadena festival in 2012. He likes to see the reactions of people hearing his music for the first time.
"They're built up to expect a structure and a sonic quality and then something comes out that they haven't heard and it's like watching a child listening to music that they usually wouldn't listen to,"' Tucker said. "I find that interesting because it's totally unbiased."
Tucker's self-released the7-inch, "Osaka" (www.blooddiamondsmusic.com), in October. He writes all the music and plays the instruments for his material, as well as produces his recordings.
"I mostly work on my computer," he said. "I'm in the studio recording piano and guitar and a little vocals, but mainly I write on a computer and then I finish it in the studio because I still love the analog feeling, almost the ritual process of going into the studio and finishing with instruments."
The Kansas City native also writes music for other artists.
"I just put it out into the world and let whatever happens to it happen to it," he said. "It doesn't mean I'll put it out on Soundcloud, I'll give it to someone who might know someone who might feel a more personal connection to it than myself and they'll use it. I'm happy about that."
Tucker often watches movies at night and said they offer him a lot of musical inspiration. He said film can expand an artist's scope of reference and gives people the opportunity to understand situations and events that they may not experience firsthand. Tucker's favorite genre is science fiction because it can be over the top, yet it often brings up many questions for the viewers to think about.
"Big ideas really overwhelm people and big ideas like that can come through music, too," Tucker said.
Tucker played jazz guitar during high school and at 17 he attended Kansas City Art Institute.
"I got really good at jazz guitar, but I was not feeling it. I knew I loved music and I knew I loved instruments, but I hated playing it. Eventually I was messing around on the computer and it felt right. It felt like I was finally home, using something that I was supposed to be using," Tucker said.
An avid video gamer, Tucker parlayed his keyboard prowess into his music and is able to formulate his ideas on the computer as quickly as they come to him.
"You go back 30 years and you have racks of compressors and eqs and preamps," he said. "On the computer, you have so much leverage to push so many ideas out so fast. Sometimes I catch myself not even listening, I'm just looking at what a spectral analyzer looks like or what a wave form looks like and I just know. It's becoming really weird. Sometimes I wonder if I go deaf, I could probably still make music. I just have to have faith in my guts."
Tucker is currently recording a full-length album he hopes to release early next year. He will also be heading out on a national tour with Pretty Lights, who will also be at Hard Day of the Dead on the Harder Stage at 9 p.m. Sunday.


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"Anybody interested in the bike trails being built up Beinn Ghuilean and cycling in general are advised that there will be a meeting in the Youth Enquiry Office, Main St, Campbeltown @ 7pm on Friday 8th September to form a Bike Club.
Members will be able to get involved in finishing the trail. The club will also work alongside the Forestry Commission with ongoing maintenance of the track amongst other activities. All cycling enthusiasts welcome!"


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Why celebrate one winter holiday when you can celebrate them all! Kick off winter break by joining us at this year-end party. We'll have lots of fun activities, including ornament-making, a left-right gift exchange, table tennis, twister, table-top foosball, and even limbo!
Dress in your favorite holiday attire (or wear one of our santa hats). Snacks, beverages, and holiday music provided. Bring your best holiday cheer or you'll have to watch out for Krampus!
Friday, December 21 • 3:00 - 5:00 p.m.
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Steering columns and forks are often victims of tailgating episodes and road curb encounters. Forks often get leaky and lose their cushioning action.
EBR deliver first class hydraulic forks in original equipment quality for a very low price. EBR forks are Made in Italy.
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User tagging
From UA Libraries Digital Services Planning and Documentation
User tagging is currently done through the Tag It interface.
It is currently being transferred to incorporation into Acumen, at which point this workflow will become obsolete. Jlderidder 11:52, 28 June 2013 (CDT)
The work flows described here have 4 parts. Each of these requires different tasks, and uses different (though sometimes related) scripts.
- adding selected content: Adding_Tagging_Content
- harvesting content: Harvesting_Tags
- harvesting content during the rotation
- harvesting content at the end of the rotation
- deleting content from the tagging software: Deleting_Tagging_Content
- archiving the tags: Archiving_Tags
- collecting stats: Tagging_Stats
The database for the tagging software is: steve_museum. Some analysis of this database can be found in /srv/scripts/transcripts/omeka/dbase and toExtractText and in /srv/scripts/transcripts/omeka/dbase/ .
Tables have been created in InfoTrack (MySQL database) on libcontent1 to track success/failure of rotations of content.
- userTagged lists each item identifier, the collection number, the box (if one was specified during upload and identified from the MODS), and the number of tags captured thus far over all rotations. These entries are initiated by the collToDbase script, and updated by the getCollTags scripts (for successes) and the deleteSelected script (for not successful).
- dates_tagged lists the item identifiers, the date each was loaded into the tagging software, the date it was taken out and an integer for the number of tags entered during this round. Note that different users may enter the same tag; each one is counted as a contribution here. Note that the same item may be reloaded multiple times, and have multiple entries in this table. Again, this table is initiated by the collToDbase script when loading in the content into the tagging software, and then updated by the getCollTags script, which identifies the date something was pulled. The deleteSelected script updates when something was deleted if no tags were added.


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Forza Training Jacket - Women
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I want to speak a million words to you but can't manage one. I want to shake you and scream. I want to hold you and kiss you. I'm just so damn confused. I thought I knew myself, thought I had managed some measure of sanity. But now your gone and I'm... different. Don't know myself. My outward appearance is reflecting my inside-- like some kind of freak-- perhaps you wouldn't even recognize me now. You were so open, and for me it takes time. Too late, but now all my physical and psychological scars are out in the open. None of those scars are from me, I dealt with self-injury long ago. Never the less, that is a cigarette burn. That is where I took a steel slash to the arm. That scar was from blunt trauma to the head. That girl hurt me, but this girl also hurt me-- and destroyed any moral compass I had left. Hair is gone, morals are gone. You don't even know what you've done. To be fair it wasn't just you. The friends, the criminals, the slut, my brother, the murderer, the wayward children... the one who took his own life. I miss you. I miss all of you. Damn them all baby. Crazy girl I miss you most of all.
Today I went for a haircut, the first one I've had in more than 4 months.
Several months ago, I checked into a mental hospital for an eating disorder. I was down to about half of my healthy body weight, and my hair showed it. Before I left, one of the other patients made a comment about the transformation my hair showed. We had both checked in at about the same time, and noticed the change. At the hospital, physical contact of any kind is expressly prohibited between people. Even handshakes are frowned upon. Even so, patients will sometimes hug each other, while staff yell at them and tell them to stop.
She asked if she could touch my hair, out of curiosity. I said it was ok, and she cautiously approached with her hand, gracing its furthest extent. Smiling slightly, she said 'it's like a duck.' Pausing for a moment and pressing it down a bit, she described it again. 'Your hair is finally growing back.' comparing it to what she'd seen the first time when I checked in.
Today, the stylist was friendly and engaging as she usually is. I like going to hair cuttery, since its close, fast and cheap. Even the $16 they charge for a haircut is low by today's standards. I went online and searched for their phone number, to call and make sure they would be open before I biked over. The review said that they were one of the worst someone had ever seen. They said that they were fast and sloppy, and didn't check their work and just wanted to kick people out the door. How dare someone speak poorly of the hair cuttery! They provide everything I need. My goal isn't to impress people with a presidential-grade haircut. I only ask to get my hair shortened enough to pass as decent, so I'll be able to wait a while before getting another one. For this, I usually give an adequate tip.
A coworker once advised me on what types of stylists give the best haircut. A married man, he said with the highest level of confidence, that 'gay men always give the best haircuts. I had the best haircut of my life from a gay man. You'll never go wrong with them. But watch out for Asian women."
Honestly, I haven't analyzed my haircuts enough to form a reasoned opinion on either. I'm generally pleased with most of my haircuts and can't recall a single bad haircut.
She asked me what type of haircut I wanted, and prefaced her question by inquiring how I usually style my hair.
'Do you use gel?'
'Yes, sometimes. But I usually just comb it back.' I didn't want to set myself up for any sales pitch of an overpriced goo that had been sitting on a shelf for years and begging for someone to buy it. One pair of bottles with stylish understated lettering sold for $30. Yikes! The bottles offered a deal at 2 for $30, but I knew that I could get about the same volume of hair detergent for around $3 if I bought 3 bottles of dollar-store shampoo. It's basically the same stuff that appears in both laundry detergent and dish washing soap. Sodium lauryl sulfate. Anionic and ionic surfactants. Non-phosphate biodegradable detergents. Earth-friendly dirt scrubbers. A tall bottle of some exotic alcoholic drink, displayed proudly in the liquor store a few doors down probably had the same price tag. And I wasn't about to pay the that price for either one.
She started combing my hair into position for cutting, explaining gently that she was going to use the clippers. In the way she spoke, it was as if she meant to warn me or give a gentle warning of something that might scare me. After a few strokes of the comb, she switched gears and said that she'd have to wash my hair before proceeding. She asked whether I used a relaxer. I'd never heard of that term as applied to hair styling, and answered that I hadn't. She explained that my hair was very thin and damaged at its tips, and that chemicals of that type usually caused the type of damage she saw in my hair.
Then I realized what she was seeing. Since I hadn't had a haircut since before I checked into SP, each hair on my scalp represented a time line of the damage to my body from an eating disorder. Like a geologic record in sedimentary stone, each strand would reflect my relative health. At its furthest ends would be the thin and damaged parts from my lowest point in the ED. Closer to the scalp would be my now relatively healthy condition, reflected by resilient strands that form a permanent wave. Somewhere between, there must have been some prominent transition, like the KT boundary layer of an asteroid strike from millions of years past.
As she sheared off profiles of history representing what felt like geologic ages I spent in the hospital, I considered telling her all of this. How would she react? Would she be repulsed at realizing that the hair she was handling represented a physical symptom of a mental disorder? Or would she allow it to pass like so much barber shop banter? Ever since I can remember, I have never been a frequent visitor to hair salons. Even though she had cut my hair before, even when I was many pounds lighter, she probably wouldn't remember me from back then. There would have been too many other customers, too many other shaggy heads requesting quick cleanups. Still, I held back. Thank you, barber shop lady. It's good to be back.
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Can't wait for Netflix's May release of Arrested Development, Season 4? As an appetizer, Bluth family patriarch Jeffrey Tambor will guest star on an upcoming episode of Law & Order: SVU in a role that's a change of pace for the actor.
Tambor, 68, has been cast as Ben Cohen, an attorney hired to defend a popular hip-hop artist after his arrest by the SVU. While Tambor's TV characters are often quite bizarre (any of you remember the short-lived comedies Welcome to the Captain or Bent?), Cohen is described as being no-nonsense and perhaps a bit overconfident in the popularity of his star client in court.
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Some visitors are mystified that anyone would want to ride a bike in Napa Valley where there are endless amounts of great food, wine, and drivers who have been "tasting responsibly" crowding the limited roads. Others plan their day or weekend around renting bikes and touring the wineries or taking a serious ride through vines, across the valley, and as far as the Sonoma Cost (and back). This blog goes out to all of you who are looking for the best two-wheel tours of Napa Valley from an amateur but competitive cyclist who loves to ride.
Before we talk trails, there are two very cool things that have happened to the Napa Valley biking community lately that you should know about. The first exciting development for bikers and walkers alike is the construction of the Napa Vine Trail. Still in the works, but well on it's way, this easy, 44-mile trail will span from the Vallejo Ferry to Calistoga, which means no car needed coming from the city and a lot more exposure for you in your hot biker outfit.
Secondly, the Cliff Family Winery (yup, same family that makes Cliff Bars) opened Velo Vino, which is basically the spot for all things bike related...plus they have wine tasting. They have an espresso bar, every energy-related Cliff product, bike maps and gear, and trail mixes paired with darn good Cliff Family Wines. They'll even set you up with a bike rental at St. Helena Cyclery, Napa River Velo or Calistoga Bike Shop depending on your desired ride. I also recommend checking out Bicycle Works if you're in the city of Napa and looking for experienced and friendly help. Velo Vino is having a grand opening party on Friday May 27th from 5-9pm with live music, wine and food trucks and y'all are invited to join me there.
I sometimes trek to Napa to meet my riding partner and head up Mt. Veeder and over into Sonoma, or across the valley and up Atlas Peak, but my favorites are closer to my home in the northern part of the Valley. So, to keep easy, and to make sure you have a place to park and fill up your water bottles, I began all of my recommended rides at Velo Vino in St. Helena. But you can start wherever you please and amend the rides as you see fit. Keep in mind that there will almost always be traffic from 11am – 4pm weekends so morning and afternoon rides are recommended.
Pope Valley Loop (advanced): This 40-mile ride is not for the faint of heart. Although you'll see some wineries, it's more about the beautiful views, diversity of terrain and the exercise -- it's an awesome feeling when you're done. It's a long ride with a bit of everything and my favorite in the valley. View Pope Valley Loop in a larger map
Cold Springs Loop (Advanced/Intermediate): Basically an amended version of the Pope Valley Loop, this 24-mile ride will get you a taste of hills, a little bit of flats and a good sampling of the vistas, while for the most part, keeping you off of the main highways. Make a right on Cold Spring Road to check out some beautiful farmland and add the finger in the middle of the loop up Ink Grade Rd to the advanced level. View Cold Springs Loop in a larger map
Old Howell Mountain Road (Advanced/Intermediate): A quick ride. You'll power up the mountain and fly back down on this 11-mile crusade with beautiful views and sparse traffic, even the busiest times and seasons. View Old Howell Mountain Road in a larger map
Franz Valley Loop (Intermediate): A highly customizable, 41-mile ride that will take you past a ton of wineries on a steady ascent from St. Helena and through Calistoga and into Franz Valley. There is much to see on your way up the valley and you can always cut the loop short and stop for lunch in Calistoga or even cut back across from the Silverado Trail to Highway 29 if it's the wineries that are of most interest to you. You'll be on the main Napa Valley highways for the majority of this ride but at least you won't have to wait with the cars if there is traffic. View Franz Valley Loop in a larger map
Nichelini Loop (Intermediate) This one's 30 miles and is another favorite of mine. There are some steep spots but overall it's a nice mix of rolling terrain and short climbs. You'll get some exposure to the wineries (and speeding cars on the Silverado Trail) but it will also take you out into the beautiful backcountry of Napa and Pope Valleys. View Nichelini Loop in a larger map
Con Valley Lake Hennessy (Intermediate/Beginner): Although only 12-miles, this ride will be somewhat challenging for a beginner. It's worth it though -- you'll get a little bit of everything, including famous wineries, beautiful views, picnic areas, rural roads, vines, lakes and tranquility.


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03.08.07, 6:00 PM ET Age: 55
Fortune: inherited
Source: hotels, investments
Net Worth: $2.0 bil
Country Of Citizenship: United States
Residence: Chicago, Illinois , United States, North America
Industry: Investments
Marital Status: divorced, 3 children
Education: Loyola University Illinois, Bachelor of Arts / Science
Grandchild of A.N. Pritzker (d. 1986), who with sons Jay (d. 1999) and Robert created industrial conglomerate Marmon (2005 sales: $7 billion) and hotel giant Hyatt (215 hotels worldwide). In 2001 plans collapsed to pass control of empire to Jay's son Thomas, cousin Nicholas and niece Penny; family agreed to split pot 11 ways. Deal enraged Robert's youngest kids, Liesel and Matthew; duo filed suit, settled for $500 million each. Dynastic carve-up to include Hyatt public offering or sale by 2011. Tentative so far. Just one windfall: tobacco outfit Conwood sold for $3.5 billion to R.J. Reynolds April. James: retired U.S. Army colonel, founder of Pritzker Military Museum.
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I was pleasantly surprised yesterday to see chip maker Globalfoundries announce that it plans to be in production of 14nm chips, using FinFET technology, in 2014. If the company can make its schedule, it means other chip makers will be narrowing the technology gap with Intel, allowing for better performing, lower power chips, particularly those aimed at mobile devices.
To recap, Intel is currently producing 22nm chips with its 3rd Generation Core processors, known as Ivy Bridge. These are the only chips currently in production using transistors where the edges rise up and over the channel in a 3D fashion, thus allowing lower leakage from the transistors (and thus less power consumption for the same performance). Intel calls these "Tri-Gate" transistors, but the generic term is FinFET, as the gate design looks like fins around the edges of the transistor. Until now, transistors have always been "planar," existing on a single plane.
Globalfoundries started producing 32nm chips last year for companies such as AMD, and plans to be producing 28nm chips shortly. Its main rival in chip making, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Corp. (TSMC), started making 28nm chips near the end of last year and makes 28nm chips for companies such as Nvidia, Qualcomm, and AMD. Both are widely expected to be producing 20nm chips toward the end of next year.
In a normal two-year cadence, 14nm production would normally then follow toward the end of 2015. But the 20nm node is expected to be challenging, as all of the foundries are expected to use the normal planar transistors where leakage has been growing at each generation.
Globalfoundries now plans on implementing 14nm FinFET transistors in 2014, using the same "middle of line" and "back end" processes it is using for its 20nm production next year. As a result, Subramani "Subi" Kengeri, vice president of design solutions, says the foundry believes its customers will be able to reuse the bulk of their designs for 20nm and move to 14nm very easily. He said there are around 7,000 design rules for chip companies in creating 20nm chips and that will carry over to the 14nm generation. There are only about 60 new design rules for the FinFETs. Thus, this should help companies leverage their designs among the two generations.
The company is calling this new process "14XM," for "extreme mobility." This is designed in particular to allow chips that use lower power and is focused around Mobile SoCs (system on chip). But Kengeri said that because the new transistors can scale so much, allowing different amounts of voltage to scale the frequency and thus the performance of the transistors, this single 14nm process should also be appropriate for CPUs and multi-core GPUs.
Kengeri agreed that this probably won't result in as much of an improvement in density as you would normally expect moving from 20nm to 14nm using classical scaling, but he argued that you would see an equivalent improvement in power, performance, and cost.
Globalfoundries is doing 14nm development at its factory in Saratoga County, New York, which is expected to start volume production on 28nm/32nm by the end of this year.
Kengeri said he expects the end-users will get products built on the company's 14XM process by the end of 2014, which shouldn't be long after Intel is expected to deliver its 14nm products. Among the other foundries, TSMC has said it will have a small amount of 20nm production with conventional planar transistors in late 2013, with plans to develop FinFETs on a 16nm process the following year. In addition, UMC has said it has licensed FinFET technology from IBM and plans to have that in production by the end of 2014. Thus, all three could be doing FinFETs in a couple of years. If true, that could mean even more competition, which is always good for consumers. Most importantly, the combination of smaller geometry and FinFETs should allow for mobile processors with less leakage, and thus consume less power.
The hope is that this will lead to mobile devices with much better battery life—something we all need—and that's why I found the announcement both surprising and encouraging.


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During heatwaves forests reduce their evaporation, causing the atmosphere to warm up even more, say researchers.
During extremely long periods of heat, however, this reduction enables the forests to continue their evaporation for longer, so the net effect is ultimately one of cooling in relation to the surroundings, explained a team of scientists led by Ryan Teuling from Wageningen University in the Netherlands.
Writing in the journal Nature Geoscience, Dr Teuling worked on the investigation in collaboration with climate researchers from a number of European countries.
The study was prompted by recent heatwaves in Europe, which had raised interest in questions about the influence of land use on temperatures and climate.
Up to now, scientists had assumed that a lack of precipitation during heatwaves automatically led to a reduction in evaporation.
That reduction was thought to be less for forests, because trees, with their deeper root systems, have more water available to them. Examination of the precise role of land use, however, has been largely neglected up to now.
The study found large differences in evaporation strategies during heat waves. Grasslands evaporate more at higher temperatures and stop only when no more water is available.
Forests, in contrast, respond to higher temperatures by evaporating less, which leaves more water at their disposal.
During brief heatwaves, therefore, the greatest warming is found above forests, but during prolonged heat waves the increased evaporation of grasslands ends up causing a shortage of water.
This can lead to exceptionally high temperatures, such as those measured in France in the summer of 2003.
This mechanism might also offer an explanation for the unusually high temperatures near Moscow this summer, the researchers suggest.
In these types of extreme situations, forests in fact have a cooling effect on the climate.
The research was done on the basis of observations made above forests and grasslands in Europe by an extensive network of flux towers. For areas without towers, satellite data were used.
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Suppose that you have a logo on your Web page and your client suddenly wants it in a different color. Normally, this would mean launching another image-editing program, tracking down the logo, opening it, editing it, saving it, switching back to Dreamweaver, and then re-importing the logo onto your page. Whew, that's a lot of steps. Using the special integration features between Dreamweaver and Fireworks, though, greatly simplifies the entire process — a few clicks of the mouse can replace all of those other time-consuming tasks.
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Sixteen-year-old Nischal Nadhamuni from Bangalore scored 100 percent in a standard test for admission to colleges in the US, Mallya Aditi International School said Saturday.
"Nischal, who is reading in Class 11 in our school, got 2400 out of 2400 in the Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT), a standardised test for college admissions in the US, by scoring 800 points each in Mathematics, Critical Reading and Writing subjects," the school said in a statement here.
Conducted by the College Board, a non-profit organisation in the US, SAT entrance test was developed by the Educational Testing Service to assess a student's readiness for college.
"Nischal's performance in the 10th standard public exams conducted by the AICE Cambridge Board early this year was outstanding, getting an A plus or above 90 percentile in all nine subjects," the statement recalled.
An avid debater, Nischal participated in inter-school debates and MUN (Model United Nations) conferences.
"Nischal is a keen tennis player and enjoyed the sport for seven years, playing in many AITA (All India Tennis Association) tournaments at the state and national levels," the statement added.
Nischal also founded SchoolWorks, a project intending to harness the power of social media and volunteers to help state-run schools across the country.
With his father's assistance, Nischal created a website -- www.schoolworks.co.in -- using technologies like PhP, Google Maps, Facebook Connect and MySQL.
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Amoeba Music San Francisco Hip-Hop Weekly Top Six: 07:24:09 by Luis
1) Eyedea & Abilities By The Throat (Rhymesayers Entertainment)
2) Awol One & Factor Owl Hours (Fake Four Inc)
3) Twista Category F5 (GMG/Get Money Gang/EMI)
4) Yukmouth The West Coast Don (Smoke-A-Lot/RBC Records)
5) Biz Markie Ultimate Diabolical (Traffic Entertainment)
6) MHZ Table Scraps (Man Bites Dog Records)
Classic Hip-Hop Album Reissue:
The Beastie Boys Ill Communication (Capitol) (originally released in '94 -- extra tracks)
Super-duper thanks to Luis -- the hip-hop buyer at Amoeba Music San Francisco -- for providing this week's Top Six chart of the new hip-hop sellers at the Haight Street store, in both text and video formats. In the number one slot with a bullet is the new By The Throat album from Eyedea & Abilities, on which Michael "Eyedea" Larsen (aka Oliver Hart) demonstrates the mad mic skills that won him his rep as a killer freestyle battle rapper. Meanwhile, his partner, DMC champ DJ Abilities (Gregory Keltgen), has truly come into his own as a powerful producer with turntable skills to match. Fans of the duo should note that they are on the Rock The Bells tour, which will be stopping in SoCal at the San Manuel Amphitheatre in San Bernardino on August 8th and in the Bay Area the next day, August 9th, at the Shoreline Amphitheatre in Mountain View.


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Hey everyone! I'm new to this site and group.
I feel SO alone! I was born/raised roman catholic in NY. My husband too. I don't know what age I stopped believing but I think it was around the time I figured out Santa was fake.
My husband knew I was a skeptic before we even got involved, and he knew further into the relationship that I was a non-believer.
We got married by a judge. His catholic parents didn't show up, neither did my mother. My father & sister came.
We now live in NC (I am surrounded by southern baptists!!!) and we have 3 children together (girl 5, girl 4, and boy 4 months). He has a (girl 9) from a previous relationship.
My husband went from catholic to christian in the Navy. He has always been a believer, but has always been on and off about doing his thing with it.
Ever since I had my son & we both almost died he has been REALLY into his faith. Reading the bible at least 3x/day. Reading god-related material. Listening to christian music. Texting bible verses to friends. Preaching on Face Book. Talking to me about god/bible/faith (not trying to convert me). Going up to people "knowing" they needed him to hear his message. He started praying with my 5yr old daughter every morning while waiting for the bus. Etc.
I asked him if he could wait on the whole god thing until they are older and can grasp the concept better so they can think for themselves and not feel obligated into anything, his beliefs or my non-beliefs. He refuses. He says he wants them to know god and it is his duty.
I am alone here. The frustration, anger, depression and loneliness is building up in me. I have bad anxiety over this whole mess. I am constantly clenching my teeth causing headaches. I grind my teeth at night. I am just not happy. I love my husband dearly and we are best friends otherwise. I feel like an outcast in my own house, in my friendships, in my family and in my town.
I just need some coping strategies. Maybe some online support.
I don't have PPD either. I love my kids and I function pretty well overall. This god stuff REALLY bothers me. Makes me angry.
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Hi Shay, I don't have any words of wisdom for you but just wanted to let you know you've got company. My husband isn't nearly fundamentalist and our kids are grown so I don't have it nearly as tough as you.
But my husband and one of my sons were in a serious wreck 5 years ago and my husband started getting serious about his religion (also Catholic) after that. He's the sweetest guy in the world but I feel like I live in a house with a stranger. I do my thing and he does his.
I really feel for your situation. I have a very similar thing going on here, although I think we've reached a level of understanding of each other (I'm an atheist, my wife is Christian). I'm ok with the kids going to church, Christian daycare, etc., but I don't hide my thoughts and feelings either. We speak to them honestly and with the idea that it's up to them to make their own decision on what they believe or don't believe. I grew up in a Christian household, and I was never a believer, so perhaps the same will happen for them, or maybe they'll be believers, I don't really think anyone can know. I just want for them to have critical thinking skills, as I believe those are important whether you're a believer or not.
Hoping for the best!
Hi Shay. I'm another husband with a Christian wife. We have a daughter too (6 years old), and she's learning a lot of things at church I'm definitely not excited about too. I can understand your frustration and anger.
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At The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia Research Institute, a postdoctoral fellow is defined as "an individual with a terminal degree (PhD, MD, DVM, etc.) seeking a formal, supervised research training experience and, generally, with less than 5 years of relevant training after the receipt of the terminal degree."
The postdoc experience is meant to extend, refine and enhance skills necessary for professional and career development, and to enable individuals to broaden their scientific backgrounds by acquiring new research capabilities.
Our Philosophy on Postdoctoral Fellowships
Postdoctoral fellowship opportunities at Children's Hospital are designed for individuals who seek advanced research training with world-class researchers. Postdoctoral trainees can use this experience as a stepping-stone to their next career move. There are currently in excess of 100 postdoctoral fellows at The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia Research Institute.
The CHOP Research Institute recognizes that postdoctoral training opportunities are essential for the development of research professionals. As such, we actively ensure that the Hospital is up to date with current recommendations generated by the National Science Foundation and the National Postdoctoral Association to improve postdoctoral lifestyles and career development. In addition, all postdoctoral fellows at Children's Hospital are provided with a retirement plan and a full employee-level benefit package including health, dental and vision insurance.
The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia Research Institute provides specialized support for all postdoctoral fellows through the Office of Postdoctoral Affairs. The office supplies infrastructure support for mentors in areas such as postdoctoral fellows' annual reviews, training administration, immigration questions, compensation concerns, hiring and termination. The office also maintains the CHOP Research Trainee Web Portal, a centralized Web resource for all prospective and current research trainees. Working closely with Research Human Resources, the office addresses the needs and concerns of postdoctoral fellows, especially foreign nationals who have unique needs.


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russ2304 Maybe not the world's best but just made a huge pot of Caldo Gallego and it was as close to perfect as I get in soup making and I am pretty darn good--------- Russ
porkbeaks Six of us here in Asheville for a few days and, as of last night, we all agree the best soup in the world is the vidalia onion bisque we had at The Admiral. Of course, everything we had was excellent (oh my, the pork belly), but that soup was other-worldly. pb
Dr of BBQ Why doesn't anyone make a brisket soup, or do they and I'm just not aware of it? You could take a smoked brisket, do a course chop and add onions,celery,fresh tomatoes,small new red potatoes, carrots, corn,green beans a little garlic, and it would be great. What else should go into it? If you offer a suggestion I'll make a batch and let you know, how it turns out. Jack
Dr of BBQ Foodbme with all due respect that would make a pot roast out of a brisket. And that's not what I was thinking. I was talking about smoking a brisket then making a soup.
the ancient mariner Lee-----I will try to make it, but here is what I find so often on the net--- Quote----I saw your recipe on the internet and it sounded so good that i decided to make it. I didn't have garlic so I used garlic salt. I was out of chicken broth so i used cream of mushroom soup. I didn't have the beans you mentioned so I used Campells Pork and beans. The soup was lousy---I will never use one of your recipes again------ End of quote. Now, Lee Old Buddy, sit right down by the computer and wait, I will be making it soon. Maybe before Christmas. It really does sound good.


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US/China Trade Infographic [Making-of Video]
Back in 2009 Jess Bachman designed the Visualizing the US/China Trade infographic for Mint.com. This design uses a sankey diagram visual that has line widths representing the relative size of all the country values.
Like it or not, the US and China have a trading relationship that has global repercussions. The plastic US flags that say Made in China don't tell the whole story. No, not everything is made in China. In fact the US manufactures and exports almost as much as China but it consumes a great deal more. Hence, the trade imbalance. What's interesting is exactly what the US imports, stuff like machinery and toys and as much steel and iron as it does shoes. And what we export — high-tech stuff like airplanes and medical equipment and, for some reason, 7 billion dollars worth of oleaginous fruit which is used to make cooking oil, presumably for Chinese food.
A cool infographic all by itself, but even better is that Jess captured screen shots every 10 seconds automatically using Snagit (a process he calls flowcapping), and recently put them together into a behind-the-scenes video and blog post showing his design process. 10-hours of design work, compressed down into a couple minutes. View the high-resolution version if you can so you can actually read what's on the screen. This is the short version.
And the longer, 7-minute version let's you see even more details behind his process.
Jess (ByJess.net) is best known for his annual Death & Taxes infographic poster of the U.S. Federal Budget, and recently joined the team at Visual.ly as Creative Director. Great job Jess, and thanks for sharing your process with the world!


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It Takes a Family: Conservatism and the Common Good
ISI Books, 2005 - Political Science - 449 pages
Among politicians of national stature today, there is perhaps none more respected as a principled conservative than Senator Rick Santorum (R-PA). In It Takes a Family: Conservatism and the Common Good, his first book, Santorum articulates the humane vision that he believes must inform public policy if it is to be effective and just. An appreciation for the civic bonds that unite a community lies at the heart of genuine conservatism. Moreover, Senator Santorum demonstrates how such an approach to political, social, and economic problems offers the most promise for those on the margin of life: the poor, the vulnerable, and minorities who have often been excluded from opportunity in America. Santorum argues that conservative statesmanship is animated by a sense of stewardship for an inheritance. But what do we inherit as Americans? And how can we be good stewards of that inheritance? Building on Robert Putnam's discussion of social capital, the habits of association and trust that are the preconditions of any decent society, Santorum assesses how well, in the past generation, Americans have cared for the fabric of society. He explores in detail various dimensions of social and cultural connection that are the foundation of the common good. And he presents innovative policy proposals for the renewal of American society at all levels. Throughout his book, Santorum emphasizes the central role of the family in contradistinction to the metaphorical village of the federal government, as promoted by Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton?in achieving the common good. With a sustained argument touching on first principles throughout, this ambitious and original book is a major contribution to contemporary political debate. It Takes a Family will further establish Senator Santorum as the leader of reform-minded civic conservatives in America.
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Check out these upcoming events at The UC!
The Underground Collaborative offers a variety of events from comedy shows to theatre and dance performances to art gallery showings. Upcoming events are listed below and you can find Directions and Parking info right here!
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Beginner Salsa Lessons w/ Yomi
March 10 @ 2:00 pm - 3:30 pmFree – $15
Need some help figuring out the right next steps?
On Sundays, Yomi will be hosting Group Beginner Salsa Classes from 2-3:30pm at The UC. Your First Class is FREE and future classes are only $15/ class or $50/ 4 classes. Come to get more comfortable dancing in public with Salsa as your foundation. Classes are located in the Underground Collaborative Dance Studio on th of the Grand Ave Mall.
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