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The BLT sandwich is an easy-to-make classic -- we took on the original YEARS ago. But if you want to branch out from the traditional on-toast combo of bacon, lettuce, and tomato, check these out. New recipes dead ahead!
PER SERVING (1/4th of recipe, about 1 cup): 227 calories, 4.5g fat, 588mg sodium, 32.5g carbs, 5.5g fiber, 5.5g sugars, 14g protein -- PointsPlus® value 6*
Playing the part of lettuce here is... SPINACH! It's more nutrient-packed and can take the heat. Go, spinach!
4 1/2 oz. (about 1 1/2 cups) uncooked whole-wheat or high-fiber penne pasta
2 - 3 yellow summer/crookneck squash (enough to yield 4 cups once cut up)
3 cups chopped spinach
1 large tomato, seeded and chopped
4 wedges The Laughing Cow Light Creamy Swiss cheese
2 slices fat-free cheddar cheese
2 tbsp. fat-free sour cream
1/4 cup precooked real crumbled bacon
Optional: salt and black pepper, to taste
In a large pot on the stove, prepare pasta al dente (firm) according to the instructions on the package. Drain well, return to the pot, and cover to keep warm. Set aside.
While water comes to a boil and while pasta cooks, cut squash into pieces similar in size to the penne pasta, each about 2 inches long and half an inch thick.
Spray a large skillet (with a lid) with nonstick spray, and bring to medium heat on the stove. Add squash, cover, and cook for 5 minutes, occasionally uncovering to stir.
Add spinach and tomatoes to the skillet, re-cover, and continue to cook for about 1 minute. Remove cover and continue to cook, stirring occasionally, until spinach has wilted, tomatoes are hot, and any excess liquid has cooked off, 2 - 4 minutes. If needed, drain excess liquid. Set aside.
Break cheese wedges and cheese slices into pieces and place in a microwave-safe bowl. Add sour cream and lightly stir to coat. Microwave for 30 seconds, and then stir thoroughly. Microwave for another 30 seconds, or until cheeses have fully melted. Mix until smooth.
Add cheese mixture, bacon, and cooked veggies to the pasta. Toss to coat. If needed, bring to desired temperature on the stove. If you like, season to taste with salt and pepper. Serve it up!
PER SERVING (1/2 of recipe, about 1 cup): 215 calories, 5g fat, 367mg sodium, 36g carbs, 3.5g fiber, 2g sugars, 8.5g protein -- PointsPlus® value 6*
Once upon a time, a strip of bacon got lost in a hash-brown forest and befriended a jolly tomato and some leafy greens... and a delicious dish was born. The end. (Don't you LOVE happy endings?)
3 slices center-cut bacon or turkey bacon
1/4 cup chopped red onion
3 cups chopped spinach leaves
2 cups russet potato shreds (about one 12-oz. potato's worth), thoroughly patted dry
2 tbsp. sun-dried tomatoes packed in oil, drained, patted dry, roughly chopped
Dash salt
Dash black pepper
Optional topping: fat-free sour cream
Bring a large skillet sprayed with nonstick spray to medium heat on the stove. Add bacon and cook until crispy, about 4 minutes per side. Remove bacon from skillet and, once cool enough to handle, chop or crumble and set aside.
Remove skillet from heat. If needed, clean and dry. Re-spray skillet with nonstick spray, and return to medium heat on the stove. Add onion and, stirring occasionally, cook until slightly softened, about 3 minutes.
Add spinach to the skillet and, stirring often, continue to cook until spinach has wilted and excess moisture has evaporated, about 3 minutes. Add cooked bacon, potato shreds, tomatoes, salt, and pepper to the skillet. Mix thoroughly. Evenly spread out the mixture in the skillet, and gently press down with a spatula.
Without stirring, cook until potatoes have browned, 5 - 7 minutes. (Use a spatula to check under the edges for browning.)
Working in sections, flip mixture over in the skillet with the spatula so the other side can brown. Cook for another 3 - 4 minutes, until thoroughly cooked and browned.
If you like, top with fat-free sour cream. Enjoy!
PER SERVING (2 filled wontons): 93 calories, 3g fat, 435mg sodium, 12g carbs, 1g fiber, 2g sugars, 3.5g protein -- PointsPlus® value 2* These creamy, crispy bites have all the flavor you want from a BLT, but WAY fewer calories. YAY... and YUM! Ingredients: 12 small square wonton wrappers (often stocked with the tofu in the refrigerated section of the supermarket) 6 slices center-cut bacon or turkey bacon 1/4 cup fat-free mayonnaise 3 tbsp. Hellmann's/Best Foods Dijonnaise 1/8 tsp. garlic powder Dash salt, or more to taste Dash black pepper, or more to taste 1 cup seeded and finely chopped plum tomatoes (about 3 tomatoes' worth) 2 cups finely chopped romaine or iceberg lettuce Directions: Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Spray a 12-cup muffin pan with nonstick spray. Place each wonton wrapper into a cup of the muffin pan, and press it into the bottom and sides. Lightly spray wrappers with nonstick spray. Bake in the oven for about 8 minutes, until the bottoms of the wrappers begin to brown. Set aside to cool. Prepare bacon on the stove in a skillet sprayed with nonstick spray or on a microwave-safe plate in the microwave. (Refer to package instructions for exact temperature and time.) Once cool enough to handle, crumble or chop and set aside. In a large bowl, combine mayo, Dijonnaise, garlic powder, salt, and pepper. Mix well. Add bacon, tomatoes, and lettuce, and gently stir until uniform. Evenly distribute mixture among the cooled wonton shells, about 3 tablespoons per shell. Serve immediately! MAKES 6 SERVINGS HG Tip! Wanna cut down your chopping time? Buy bagged shredded lettuce, and then just give it a rough chop. Yay!
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When on Pentecost Sunday the Apostles first proclaimed the Christian message, they presented the Gospel to people from all over the world yet were heard speaking in their own languages. The Greeks heard the message in Greek, the Persians in Farsi, the Romans in Latin, the Jews in Hebrew or Aramaic, etc. Although the people who heard the message were from all over, the message itself united them into one people. This was and is the work of the Holy Spirit, forming us into One Person, the Body of Christ. Thus St. Paul tells the Corinthians, "We are all different, we have different gifts, we do different things, but we are untied in the Holy Spirit into One Body.�
Pluralism is not an exception in the Church, it is the norm. As an example of pluralism I offer the type of experiences that we had right here in the United States. There are Hispanic Catholics, Black Catholics, and White Catholics, Asian Catholics, African Catholics, etc. Issues affecting women as women, men as men, youth, children, the sick, and the elderly are all discussed regularly. The very word Catholic means universal.
All of us together are formed by the Holy Spirit in the one Body of Christ. We have to get away from the thought that someone or some group is rather an exception than a norm in the Church. There is no one normal group in the Body of Christ. We are all united by the Holy Spirit to make up this Body. All partake of the heart of the Body's existence.
So also in our parish. There are hundreds of people who are part of the ministries of our parish. Some are talented teachers, some are musically talented, some visit the sick and homebound, some welcome inquirers, some work with our young people, some serve in a liturgical position. I could go on and on. None of these ministers are on the fringe of the parish. All make up the heart of the parish because we are all united by the Holy Spirit.
As Catholics we don't just put up with each other's differences, we value each other's differences as a unique manifestation of the Holy Spirit without which our faith body would be incomplete.
Now I have always been tempted to think that people who don't see things as I do are probably wrong. The big trouble with that is that everyone, thank God, is not like me. Everyone has not had the same experiences that I have had. Nor have I had their experiences. They don't know what it is like to have grown up in the Italian American culture. Nor do I know what it is like to be able to say, "My ancestors first came to this country in the 17th century." They don't know what it is like to have been on the edge for having pushed too hard, as I have foolishly done at times, nor do I know what it is like to have been on the edge for having to undergo a split at home, as many others have had in their lives. Even more fundamental. I don't know what it is like to view life as a woman, nor do women know what it is like to view things like a man.
Yet the Holy Spirit unites all different viewpoints to make the Body of Christ complete. Therefore, it would be as wrong for me to impose my individual perceptions on others, as it would be for others to demand that I see things through their eyes. The message that comes clear to us at Pentecost is that we must respect each other's differences. We have all been gifted with unique manifestations of the Spirit. The Church is stronger for our letting the Spirit live in our lives. Without the Holy Spirit we would be a disorganized mob. With the Holy Spirit we are the Body of Christ.
On Pentecost Sunday, the Church was born. The Holy Spirit united different people into the one Body of Christ. We, the members of the Body of Christ, benefit from our differences one from the other. May we allow the Holy Spirit to flow through our lives so that our respect for each other's uniqueness might itself draw more people to become members of His Body.
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NBC's Lee Cowan Glows Over Obama Frosh Photos: 'Humble Beginnings!'
NBC's Lee Cowan, on Thursday's "Today" show, giddily highlighted new found photos taken of Barack Obama when he was a freshman at Occidental College and even cooed at a shot of him sitting on an old Goodwill couch, "Humble beginnings!" Cowan interviewed Obama's old college classmate Lisa Jack who took the photographs, because she claimed she was told to get pictures of the then freshman because he "definitely had personality," and added, "He was cute. I mean look at him."
The following Obama puff piece was aired on the May 28, "Today" show:
NATALIE MORALES: Well the President, President Barack Obama is one of the most photographed people in the world but it's never before seen pictures of the President, before he was famous, that are turning heads these days. NBC's Lee Cowan has that story.
[On screen headline: "'Barry The Freshman,' Early Photos Of Obama Revealed]
LEE COWAN: It started with Barack Obama's first big win in Iowa.
BARACK OBAMA: They said this day would never come.
COWAN: That got Lisa Jack thinking about her former college classmate and a box in the basement.
LISA JACK, PHOTOGRAPHER: I was like, "Oh my God!" I mean it's really one of those "ah-ha!" moments.
COWAN: In a battered blue notebook, wrapped in wax paper, were 36 forgotten pictures of a freshman she was told she had to photograph because-
JACK: He had, definitely had personality. And he was cute. I mean look at him. You gotta admit.
COWAN: Barry, as she called the future president back in 1980, had just started at Occidental College. It's a two-year part of his life he rarely talks about, and one from which there are few pictures until Lisa found hers.
JACK: We have essentially an entire roll of film that's good and usable. Which is, he was a natural.
COWAN: She took the pictures as part of a class project in photography.
JACK: We have the future President of the United States sitting on a wrinkled blanket, over a decrepit Goodwill couch. And it just doesn't get better than that, does it?
COWAN: Humble beginnings.
JACK: Humble beginnings!
COWAN: There are light-hearted pictures.
JACK POINTING AT PHOTO: I just, I just love that.
COWAN: The Panama hat was his, by the way, along with the bomber jacket and a couple of cigarettes. But there were the pensive photos too.
JACK: Look at those eyes. It shows strength to me. He had presence, even back then.
COWAN: Lisa decided to keep the pictures in a safe deposit box, until the election was over.
JACK: I didn't want in any way, shape or form to have an impact on an election, in any way.
COWAN: Time magazine did use a few in their Person of the Year issue, but the rest have never been seen, until now. History from a class project. By the way Lisa got an "A." For "Today," Lee Cowan, NBC News, Los Angeles.


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Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 13 diseños de 6 diseñadores freelance.
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The purpose of this article is twofold. First to state these products are still being sold by
Red Brick Warehouse
Red Brick was originally founded by Ralph Kimball in 1987. It became a product company in 1990 and over the course of the next 15 years, produced significant technologies for data warehousing. Commonly used industry terms like Star Schema, Star Join, and Dimensional Modeling were first used at Red Brick.
Here are descriptions of some of the key technologies:
Star Join/Star Index
A dimensional model contains fact tables (which hold the quantitative data about a business – the facts being queried) and dimension tables (which hold data that describe the dimensional attributes). A dimension table is connected to a fact table by means of a foreign key reference.
All databases join tables in pairs in what's known as a pairwise join. Red Brick recognized that they could improve performance by building a "pre-join" index consisting of foreign keys of dimension tables. The Starjoin algorithm allows multiple tables to be joined in a fast, single pass operation to yield fast query times. A key advantage for the Starjoin approach in Red Brick is that as you have more dimensions in a single query, the better is its performance as compared to other systems that deploy the pairwise join algorithm. Most database products in the industry have implemented Star Join in one form or another, but no company has implemented it using Star Index.
[Note that the Push-Down Hash Join feature being considered in
TargetIndex and TargetJoin
TargetIndex and Targetjoins make up Red Brick's bitmap index technology. Bitmap index (also known as bit vectored index) maintains information by tracking each unique column value in a compact bit representation, with a pointer back to each row in the table with that specific value. Sybase-IQ is another vendor that has broadly touted this technology for many years.
TargetIndex exist on single columns that are weakly selective, i.e. where many rows would return based on that constraint. For example, GENDER column returns two values: M/F. Targetjoin is a join algorithm that uses target indexes to identify lists of candidate dimension rows; rows that exist on each list are then retrieved from the fact table.
[Note that the Multi-column index feature being considered for
Those familiar with the concept of Materialized Views or Summary Tables will recognize this feature as such. DB2 calls it MQT (Materialized Query Table). One of the most frequent operations performed in decision-support queries is the calculation of aggregate totals such as monthly and quarterly totals, revenue by product or customers, or other types of grouping analysis. In the absence of aggregates, these queries must read hundreds of thousands or million of rows in order to calculate and group the results, and it must do this each time the queries are run. Red Brick's
The aggregate table is defined to
Versioning (Query Priority Concurrency)
Red Brick's Versioning facility provides for real-time updates to a data warehouse by allowing data to flow into the warehouse without affecting query response times of the users. The versioning technique permits data modification transactions to occur on a separate version of the same data, while queries are in process. When the data is available for update, the versioned updates are then made the base data.
This facility may seem strange to those accustomed to working with OLTP databases as data in a database should always be kept up to date. In a
Table Management Utility (TMU)
Red Brick's TMU is essentially a fast loader for the warehouse. What makes it different is that it is able to perform loading, do data conversion, perform referential integrity (RI) checks, build/update index all in a single pass, making it query ready without having separate steps to build indexes or check constraints. There were customers that bought Red Brick simply for its load speed.
The Red Brick TMU has different load modes, all to handle duplicates and new rows. They are: Append, Insert, Replace, Modify and Update. One innovative option unique to Red Brick is something called Auto Row Generation. When loading a data warehouse, it is inevitable that there will be "dirty" rows, i.e. missing dimension rows. Other database products will discard these offending rows. After the initial load, the offending rows must be examined, the appropriate dimension rows must be added, and the previously discarded rows must be reloaded, a very time-consuming process.
The Autorowgen feature gives the user the ability to automatically generate rows in the referenced (dimension) tables while the data is being loaded. With Autorowgen, when a row is automatically inserted into a dimension table, the primary key is populated with the missing value, and the rest of the columns are populated with the default value defined for them.
There are many more features in Red Brick designed for data warehousing that deserve attention. Even with the discussion of data warehouse appliances (in my previous entries), there is a need to enhance the core capabilities of the server itself.


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Tomorrow I will have the exam of the American Literature, and I do need your help.
What does it mean to say; the literal and figurative meaning of the poem? This is what I did understand:
The literal meaning is to give the general idea discussed in the poem.
The Figurative meaning is the deeper analysis of the poem that is: any kind of metaphor is taken into consideration.
So, can anyone help me in additional information???
You're on the right tracks IMo. I'd say that the literal meaning is the surface meaning and the figurative meaning is the meaning that is underneath the surface.
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Im having issues with the console passing signal through any center section "components"
The center section was modded by Jim Williams almost exactly a year ago.
I DO get signal out of the buses on individual channels
I DO get signal to pass thru to the speaker outputs WITHOUT the center section seated in its connector (but ribbon cables are connected)
I DO NOT get signal passing out any of the aux sends
I DO NOT get stereo bus to pass signal from channels routed to ST bus etc.
Im not seeing 5V light on the desk light up and have found the battery to be leaky on the CPU card, which I've removed (see pictures)
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A polar bear eating ice cream? What could be more fun and delicious than a snowflake covered cake with a happy polar bear on top? Just the thought of a polar bear eating ice cream makes me smile, and children will be pleased to see that polar bears like ice cream just as much as they do!
Cozy in his striped scarf, this polar bear couldn't be happier while enjoying his ice cream.
Aside from the polar bear itself, most of the decorations for this cake are made using cutters of various shapes. This speeds up the decorating process. The polar bear is sitting on a scalloped fondant circle made using our scalloped cutter set.
Using different cookie cutters to cut out fondant decorations is a simple and easy decorating idea.
Cutters that imprint patterns or textures will give more dimension and depth to the design. A non-stick mat is a wonderful work surface for rolling out fondant because you can leave the decorations on it while you work and they won't stick.
Attach the fondant snowflakes to the fondant covered cake by applying a bit of water using a small paint brush.
These fondant letters are made using the funky lower case letters tappit set.
For this cake I wanted the first letter of each word to be capitalized, so I used the funky letters and numbers tappit set and the funky lower case tappit set.
Roll out long strips of fondant to cut out the letters using the tappit set. The tappit cutters are designed to cut each individual letter separately.
I use the pink (1/16″) dough bands on the 9″ rolling pin to get the fondant to the correct thickness.
I love the tappit sets because they produce stylish, crisp, clean, sharp looking letters. Tappit letters produce a fresh unique look that is different from hand piping plus there is the added benefit of being able to move letters around. If you make a spelling mistake with the tappit set, just remove the letter from the cake. Mistakes made with icing are much harder to fix.
Apply the tappit letters using a tiny bit of water applied with a paint brush. If you allow the tappit letters to dry, they will be stiff enough to attach to your cake with royal icing at the base of each letter so that they are free-standing.
The scalloped edge that surrounds the top tier of the cake is created with our rounded border cutter set. Cutter sets like these have endless uses and are great to have on hand for quick design ideas.
Scalloped stripes in alternating shades of blue add extra detail to this cake.
The part of this cake that is most daunting is probably sculpting the polar bear. I was inspired to make this bear by a greeting card I saw on one of my favorite stationary sites, Hello Lucky. A sculpting tools set will help you out with sculpting figures. Don't be afraid to try because it is just fondant and if you mess up you can always eat it and start over!
Making the scarf is a lot of fun, and the technique can be used for a variety of decorations. Begin by cutting small uniformly sized strips of fondant in two alternating colors. I use a ruler and x-acto knife to cut the strips to the same size.
Next use the small rolling pin to roll over the strips of fondant. Roll over them with even pressure so that they meld together. Now you have the fabric for the scarf.
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The Supreme Court reversed, finding patent exhaustion applies automatically when a patentee chooses to sell an item, eliminating all patent rights to that item. The Court held that exhaustion is "a limit on the scope of the patentee's rights," stating a sale exhausts "its patent rights, regardless of any post-sale restrictions the patentee purports to impose." Regarding foreign sales, the Court further held that exhaustion "does not depend on the patentee receiving some undefined premium for selling the right to access the American market," but rather "is triggered by the patentee's decision to give that item up and receive whatever fee it decides is appropriate for the article and the invention which it embodies." Justice Ginsburg concurred with the Court's findings regarding restrictions on reuse or resale, but dissented in part as to international exhaustion. SAS Institute Inc. v. Lee PATENT – Cert. Granted ISSUE: Whether the Patent Trial and Appeal Board must issue a final written decision on every claim challenged by the petitioner. The America Invents Act created the inter partes review (IPR) process, whereby a third party may request review of any patent by the USPTO's Patent Trial and Appeal Board. Section 318(a) states if an IPR is instituted, "the [PTAB] shall issue a final written decision with respect to the patentability of any patent claim challenged by the petitioner." SAS Institute filed an IPR petition challenging all 16 claims of a patent; the PTAB instituted review on and issued a final written decision regarding 9 of the challenged claims. The Federal Circuit panel (2-1) held the statute does not require the PTAB to issue a final written decision on all claims challenged in the petition. 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These flower essences provide you with a valuable toolbox of vibrational healing. Their focus is to help you to clear away the garbage and to establish and deepen your relationship with your Higher Self and with God Goddess All That Is. The flower essences assist you in finding and living your destiny, bringing the abundance, prosperity, joy and the excitement you desire into your life as well as playing your part in creating the future you want for your world.
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Have just got back from the Luna Rosa Media Conference held ahead of the launch tomorrow evening.
Speaking were team head Patrizio Bertelli and skipper Max Sirena. Mr Bertelli spoke in Italian and worked through an interpreter, so it was a little distorted.
However he looked like a cat that had just spotted the cream. Maybe it was the sight of Emirates Team NZ's rigged AC72 parked a hundred metres away from the media conference Sofitel in Auckland's Viaduct harbour, and knowing that his team were about to get one of those.
Max Sirena was equally upbeat.
Key points to come out of the session were that Mr Bertelli would have liked to have seen the America's Cup made more affordable (smaller catamaran or lightweight, fast monohull).
Their team size is around 80, it takes almost half that number just to launch the AC72, which is ridiculous.
Mr Bertelli seemed very comfortable with his decision to jog alongside Emirates Team NZ in terms of the design they have, and the training arrangements in Auckland. Although not crowing about the misfortunes of others in San Francisco, they were very comfortable about starting their sailing program in Auckland going into the summer, and expected to start lining up against Emirates Team NZ in early-mid November.
They were very pleased with the design choice, and the way the Emirates Team NZ boat has been performing.
Luna Rossa will have only one platform, but will build a second wingsail for delivery later in the year/early 2013. They say that their platform and first wingsail are the same as Emirates Team NZ's AC72, but the foils and softsails will be different.
Asked to draw comparisons between Oracle and Emirates Team NZ's boats, Sirena was critical of the platform twist in the Oracle boat, sailing that it was OK if the boats were sailing as catamarans, but when hydrofoiling the effect of the twist was for one of the rudder winglets to act against the other - and he believed that this is what triggered the Oracle capsize.
Mr Bertarelli covered the reasons as to why Luna Rossa challenged, which was triggered by the withdrawal of Mascalzone Latino, the then Challenger of Record. Mr Bertalli said they felt this withdrawal bought dishonour to Italy and they started looking seriously at a Challenge.
After they won the Extreme 40 regatta, Luna Rossa had virtually decided to go ahead, but did not have the time to run up their own design team, so they talked to Emirates Team NZ.
The cost of the Luna Rossa Challenge 2013 is about 45million Euros and they are in for the 34th and 35th America's Cups. Mr Bertelli is very comfortable with the timing of this America's Cup as it will be on around 10.00pm at night - the time when most Italians are inviting friends around in the summer, and it will be very pleasant to sit with friends and see the racing.
They were very encouraged by the crowds, and interest, for the America's Cup World Series in Italy.
Luna Rossa is also challenging to give some local pride in Italy being able to compete once again in the America's Cup, and while Mr Bertelli is conscious of the difficult times that his country is undergoing, he is also well aware that sporting success is a good way of making people feel good about themselves again, and noted the lift that Spain - also not in a good position economically, right now - received when they won the Football World Cup and European Championship, which lifted everyone's morale.
Questioned on his view of the dark era of the America's Cup from 2007-2010, Mr Bertelli was philosophical, saying that was part of the America's Cup, and was all part of the game. His only regret was that some parties selfishly would not allow others into the America's Cup when they had the opportunity.
He feels now that the America's Cup is going back to the days of the J-Class with only two or three boats in the Cup.
Luna Rossa will take their base from Auckland to San Francisco - which will take 60 days - quite an amount of downtime. They noted that even if they had wanted to launch and sail in San Francisco, right now, they would not have been able to do so, because the facilities are not ready.
Max Sirena said they were looking for quality sailing time in New Zealand, not quantity of time due to the sailing days limitations. they expect to start sailing against ETNZ in the second week in November, but they are very conscious of the need to work up gradually and not get over confident like Oracle did, and push things too hard - that is when the risk starts coming in.
Making a quip about this being the Facebook Generation, Max Sirena pointed out that Luna Rossa had just launched their Facebook site and in an era where everything seems to be measured in Facebook Likes, Luna Rossa already had 5000 ticks from its fans.
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Today the readings begin with the First Book of Kings. Elijah wants to see
the Lord. Ah, how we all long to see the Lord and yet look in the wrong
places! Not in some very special experience do we find the Lord, but in
the small and the ordinary experiences of our daily life. We have to learn
that the daily ordinariness of life is our cave and that the tiny
whispering sound is always with us. We are invited to open our ears now
and to stand in the entrance of our cave, our daily life which seems so
The second reading is from the Letter to the Romans. It also gives us a
deep secret of the spiritual life: love for our own people and willingness
to give our life for them. Yes, we can acknowledge the role of our Jewish
ancestors in the faith and give thanks for them. We also much acknowledge
all those who in our own lives have been our ancestors in the faith, and
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Sometimes our ancestors in the faith are our physical ancestors and
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Salt Lake City (June 20, 2008) - The University of Utah Men's Lacrosse team is looking to hire a head coach after releasing former head coach, Rich Levi, after two seasons with the Utes.
Levi led the Utes to a 14-18 overall record in the two seasons. In those two seasons, Utah lost in the first round of the Rocky Mountain Lacrosse Conference tournament.
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Lacrosse has been played at the University of Utah for over two decades operating formally under the name of the Taloose Lacrosse club, and more recently in the mid '90's founded as the University of Utah Men's Lacrosse Club. The U of U Men's team competes in the Rocky Mountain Lacrosse Conference. The team has been a perennial top 20 MCLA Division One program for the last five years. The team attracts a lot of instate talent as well as players from multiple states from the west to east coast. The club has a limited fall ball season with local scrimmages each weekend, ending with the Best of the West tournament in Las Vegas at the beginning of November. The spring season begins in the middle of January consisting of weekly games against other MCLA opponents. The head coaching position is a paid position and previous coaching experience is required.
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The University of Utah is located in Salt Lake City, Utah on the foothills of the Wasatch Mountains. Founded in 1850, Utah offers 172 degrees with an average enrollment of 30,000 students. The campus is located on 1,500 acres of established terrain with native and exotic trees, flowers and large open areas. Utah has an established Medical School which continues to provide modern research to the world.
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Best of luck to Utah in their coaching search. They are a team with a lot of talent, and I hope they are able to put it together and reach the tournament this coming year.
The stronger the teams, the stronger the conference.
Good Luck!
The stronger the teams, the stronger the conference.
Good Luck!
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Is any of the staff returning? I know Coach Rich put together a great staff, with alot of experience. His record does not tell the whole story. They do not have many "easy" games. They travel to play tough OOC games, and their home games are usually against top 20 teams coming for a 2nd game after playing BYU. Good luck to both parties involved.
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Italian-born director Alessandro Pacciani is the latest to join 76 Ltds talented roster.
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"Now the aim is to maintain at our leisure."
Duncan Lawson, Group Engineering Manager, Allied Mills
To improve asset reliability, SKF helped Allied Mills to develop an evolving asset care strategy. Now they are able to identify and predict possible breakdowns and plan preventive maintenance.
Allied Mills grinds huge volumes of wheat into flour 24/7 the whole year round, providing bakeries, primarily in the UK, with a consistent, high-quality product. In fact, its three plants grind almost a quarter of the UK's annual flour production. Keeping up with the non-stop demand means avoiding unplanned downtime.
The challenge
The wheat/flour processing is very exact and involves many steps. "During the intake and first clean, the wheat is coarsely cleaned," explains Duncan Lawson, Group Engineering Manager at Allied Mills. "It arrives straight from the harvest or store, complete with straw, chaff and, occasionally even, five-pound notes. The second clean is much finer, and its exact specifications depend on the size, shape and density of each grain. Water is also now added. The wheat must absorb this moisture and be left to condition in a silo for 12 to 24 hours. The final element of the process is the milling itself. The flutes, teeth and smooth surfaces of the rollers in the mills pound and pummel the wheat, and sifters mechanically sift it into flour. The resulting base flour is then blended according to each customer's specifications and loaded into bulk tankers."
"Our aim is to provide bakeries with a consistent quality of raw material as the major ingredient in the baking process," says Philip Beach, Allied Mills general manager. "On this site, we mill flour in high volumes 24/7, 365 days a year, and we want to keep that process up and running as smoothly as possible."
The solution
"In 2005, Allied Mills approached us to help with asset reliability," says Paul Deighton of SKF. "Their main concern was reliability, and they were aiming for a situation where production never had to stop unless the market allowed it. We used a technique, based on a total review of the group's existing strategy, called 'client needs analysis' (CNA) to enable Allied Mills to develop an evolving asset care strategy."
SKF followed this up in 2009 with another CNA to measure the improvement and encouraged the introduction of a root cause failure analysis each time the mill had to stop unexpectedly for more than four hours. A team was established to determine why each stoppage occurred, whether it was predictable and how fast the mill could recover.
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SKF encouraged Allied Mills engineers to sit down as a team to discuss maintenance for its 5,000 assets and to view this process as an integral, value-added part of the business. It's part of SKF's focus on "criticality" – identifying and predicting possible breakdowns and planning preventive maintenance.
For Allied Mills, this approach has significantly improved asset reliability. "Now," says Duncan Lawson, Allied Mills' group engineering manager, "the aim is to maintain at our leisure."
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Elephants are known to be highly social and intelligent. Now there is evidence that they engage in something that looks very much like a group hug when a fellow elephant is in distress.
Joshua Plotnik, who leads a conservation and education group called Think Elephants, and teaches conservation at Mahidol University in Thailand, studied elephants at a park in Chiang Rai Province in Thailand, to look for consolation behavior.
As defined by Frans de Waal, Dr. Plotnik's Ph.D. adviser at Emory University, consolation behavior involves bystanders responding in a reassuring way to an animal that is in emotional distress because of a conflict with another member of the group.
"We're pretty confident it's relatively rare" in animals, Dr. Plotnik said in an interview. He said there was good evidence for the behavior in apes, wolves and some birds. And he said there had been anecdotal reports of such behavior in dolphins and elephants.
Elephants clearly have strong emotional connections to other elephants and are highly intelligent, so it made sense to think that they might console one another. To find out, Dr. Plotnik observed 26 elephants in six groups at a managed park.
When one elephant was disturbed, Dr. Plotnik said, other elephants — bystanders — gathered around. They made chirping sounds and touched the distressed elephant, trunk to mouth or trunk to genitals, which are reassuring gestures, for elephants.
Dr. Plotnik said that since he couldn't always observe the original source of the distress, he couldn't say that the behavior met the narrow definition of consolation, as it was not clear whether it followed conflict. The elephants might have been scared by a person, dog, or, in some cases, a noise that humans couldn't hear.
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There are people who are incapable of saying what they mean, or meaning what they say, and what they say cannot be trusted: Promises are blithely made and rarely kept. President Ma Ying-jeou (馬英九) is one of them.
Any person with an ounce of integrity would blush when caught telling a fib. Not the professional liar. Even when found out they just spout more fabrications.
During the 2008 presidential election campaign Ma talked of his "633" plan, promising an economic growth rate of 6 percent, an unemployment rate under 3 percent and a per capita income of more than US$30,000 within his first term. Four years later he has failed to achieve the 633, but in this year's campaign he had the audacity to speak of a "Golden Decade" ahead.
In 2008, he said that he would halve his salary if he failed to achieve the goals he had set himself in his 633 plan. This year, he said "taking a salary cut will not solve the problem." He then confirmed a 3 percent salary rise for himself in July.
Four years ago, he said Taiwan would not recognize Chinese academic degrees; now they are not only recognized, but are recognized retroactively. Not only did he renege on his assurance that Chinese students would not be allowed to study here, but the government is subsidizing their National Health Insurance contributions more generously than those of Taiwanese students.
He said he would not allow Chinese laborers to work in Taiwan, only to change his mind less than six months later.
Now plans are in place to allow Chinese lawyers to practice in Taiwan and for Chinese construction firms, hardly renowned for the quality of their work, to be involved in public construction projects.
In 2008, Ma said the 23 million Taiwanese would decide Taiwan's future, only to sign the Economic Cooperation Framework Agreement (ECFA) with China without consulting the public two years later.
Four years ago, he said he was prepared to give his life defending Taiwan's sovereignty. This year he has set aside a derisory NT$2 million (US$69,000) for the purchase of F16 C/D jets and a budget of NT$500,000 for submarines. On balance, it looks like the price he is willing to pay for protecting national sovereignty has come down some.
Before this year's presidential election, Ma declared he was opposed to ractopamine-laced US beef imports. After he was elected for his second term, he did a complete U-turn. First he said the government had made no decisions on the matter, that there was no timetable and that no assurances had been given to US officials. Then he pushed for an extraordinary session of the legislature in which legal procedures were put in place to pave the way for US beef imports.
Before this year's election, Ma failed to mention that CPC Corp, Taiwan and Taiwan Power were facing bankruptcy, only bringing it up when he had secured his second term. Instead of conducting a thorough management shakedown, or addressing the black holes of their finances and operating costs, his solution was to announce soaring fuel and electricity bills "to reflect costs."
Again, before this year's election, Ma said he would celebrate his re-election by gifting the TAIEX with a new version of the capital gains tax on securities transactions and just as he is enjoying his salary increase, his latest offering is that anyone earning more than NT$2,000 on earnings from dividends or interest on savings is to be liable for a 2 percent increase in their National Health Insurance premium.


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The solution, I believe, is something I'm referring to as the Continuous Client.
So what is a Continuous Client you ask? Well the premise is simple: when you leave one device, you pick up your session in exactly the same place on the next device you use. Meaning your IM, Twitter, web browsing, applications, even your windows (given the availability of such a thing on the corresponding platform) appear just as they did on the previous device. The situation I describe above would be obviated by this setup, allowing me to move from my laptop to iPad in a seamless manner which would in no way disrupt the activity I was currently engaged in. This solution seems particularly well suited for desktop to laptop transfers, but allowing for a platform which was rich enough for both PC and mobile devices (hello, Chrome OS), it could very well be carried out through desktops, laptops, tablets, and even mobile phones. Put simply, you are placeshifting your computing experience from one device to the next with no break in your work, timelines, or conversations.
Now a Continuous Client can potentially be three things: the first would be an operating system, the second would be an application available across multiple OSs, and the third would be Continuous Client as a service. An entire OS would obviously be more difficult whip up, while a standalone application would be easier to develop quickly -- a service, on the other hand, might be the real solution in both the short and long term. Regardless, an OS which is currently in existence could very well be ported or evolved into a Continuous Client, as could many applications we use. All of these solutions would heavily rely on the cloud.
Google has been particularly good at creating this experience within their Google Docs suite and Gmail -- allowing for sessions to be started and ended in two different places while keeping the work stationary. Unfortunately, what Google Docs can't do currently is be location aware. There is no way to tell your document that you're leaving from one system and moving to another. In a Continuous Client environment, there could essentially be an "eject button" which would allow you to queue your OS (or app) to "jump" to the next device, places held and all. You would naturally be prompted whenever a new device is opened or switched on to grab your session from the previous device you were working on.
If we were to look at the potential for a Continuous Client as an application, the experience would be largely the same, though obviously there would be limitations to how deep you could go. One of the things which needs to be stressed is that this is not simply about having your data in the cloud -- that isn't much of an issue right now. A Continuous Client would shift your active work from one place to the next: there would be no reloading of applications, web pages, or Twitter clients. In essence, it would "push" your session from device to device.
While someone like Google has a tremendous opportunity to do this with Chrome OS and Android, the ideal execution of this concept would be as a service or layer, meaning almost any application or platform could take advantage of these sessions, as long as each component had a Continuous Client element. A Twitter or IM application or even browser doesn't necessarily have to be built from the same raw materials since they're pulling down content from other sources to begin with -- they just need to be able to receive the signal transmitted from your last session, and bounce it to the next one you start. Think of it as the ultra-productive mutant child of push technology, cloud computing, and open standards.
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2 cups sugar
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2 cups shredded zucchini leaving some of the skin or all for the green color to come through better)
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2 cups flour
2 teaspoon cinnamon
1/4 teaspoon allspice
1 teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon baking soda
2 teaspoons baking powder
3/4 cup oatmeal (regular or instant)
Beat all wet ingredients in a large bowl till blended together.Place all rest of the dry ingredients into the same bowl and blend for one minute except the zucchini and cranberries. Fold them in. Pour into brownie size pan or 13x9 pan ( I like my cake thick and high) . Bake at 350 degrees for 15-20 minutes.


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In the last Ask the iTunes Guy column of the year, I look at playlist views, a quick way to make playlists from folders of songs, adding tags to your tracks, and how to see the duration of selected tracks in iTunes 11.
Q: I use playlists to sort classical music and when I click a playlist, I like to see its albums in Grid View. I could manually click through dozens of playlists and turn on that view for each one, but is there a way to turn this view on, all at once, for all my playlists?
Unfortunately, no. iTunes assumes that you want playlists in List view, so you can see individual tracks. In addition, your playlists are at the left of the window, and the View button at the right, so if you have a big screen, you'll be mousing a lot to change it. I'd recommend making the iTunes window as small as possible to still show playlists and the View button, then going through all your playlists and changing views.
For more information on the changes to iTunes' views, see "Understanding the new views in iTunes 11".
Q: I have a lot of music stored in folders. Each folder contains an album or live sets. I'd like to import these folders to iTunes as playlists, where each folder becomes a playlist with the folder name containing the music stored in that folder. Is there any way to do this?
If you have the sidebar visible (View > Show Sidebar) you can drag individual folders to the right of the word Playlists in the sidebar. iTunes will then create a playlist with the name of the folder and copy the contents of the folder over.
A more robust option, however, is Doug Adams' Drop to Add and Make Playlists AppleScript. Drag a folder containing an album or live show onto the applet, or double-click it and choose a folder. (You can also drop multiple folders on the applet, or a folder containing other folders.) You'll get two options: You can either have the playlist named after the folder name, or in Artist-Album format. The applet will then import the files to iTunes, and create the playlist with the name format you have chosen.
Use this AppleScript to turn your folders of music files into iTunes playlists.
Q: Before version 11 of iTunes I could always highlight subsets of my playlist to see how much time all the songs would take to play. With version 11, I can't seem to find how to display subsets of time. The total time of the playlist is visible at the top but that is not adequate. Is there any way to get this information?
Yes, but by default, iTunes 11 has hidden it. In iTunes go to View > Show Status Bar. Select some tracks in your playlist, then look in the status bar to see their total time.
The iTunes Status Bar shows the total time of any tracks you select, whether in a playlist or in any of your libraries.
Q: Is it possible to place one's own tags or flags on songs? I would like to mark tracks that I have used for certain purposes, and can't find a way to do so.
There are a couple of ways you can do so. If you don't rate many of your songs, you could use ratings to flag them. For example, when I listen to music, I rate as one-star any tracks I encounter that have problems in them, such as ripping glitches.
Another way to do this is to add comments to your tracks. Select a track, press Command-I, and you'll see a Comments field in the Info window. You can put any text you want here: for example, a keyword or tag that you've decided you want to use to mark specific tracks.
In the Info window for a track, you can add comments. As you can see here, I've added the word "Live" to this track, as it's part of a live album. I have a smart playlist to find all of my live Bob Dylan tracks, searching for the artist and for this keyword in the Comments field.
When you've added comments, you can search for tracks based on the text in the Comments field in a smart playlist. Choose File > New > Smart Playlist, then choose Comments Contains in the Smart Playlist window, and enter the text you want to search for in the empty box to the right of your rule selections.
You can also sort by comments, if you're in Songs view. Press Command-J to display the View Options window, and check Comments in the Personal section. This displays a Comments column. Click the column header to sort by comments in alphabetical order.
The smart playlist method is probably easier, since you can create a playlist for each specific tag you use.
Q: I regularly purchase music content from iTunes and then convert the ACC files to Apple Lossless. I think I am hearing a sound quality improvement on my home stereo system, but after doing a bit of research, I am wondering now if the only thing I am accomplishing by upsampling a purchased ACC audio file to Apple Lossless is using up more hard drive space?
Short answer: Yep.
Long answer: Lossless files are great for letting you keep full sound quality in a smaller size than with uncompressed audio. But you can't get back any of the information discarded when encoding lossy audio files (such as AAC or MP3), so converting them to Apple Lossless only does what you suspect: Balloon the file size without any improvement in sound quality.
[Ask the iTunes Guy is a regular column in which we answer your questions on everything iTunes related. If there's something you'd like to know, send an email to the iTunes Guy for consideration.]
This story, "iTunes playlists, tags, and track durations" was originally published by MacCentral.


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Hey Bryan,
Last year when I asked you to add a section dedicated to the PBY Catalina (I know that to you Brits, the "PBY" and "Catalina" were separate and distinct types as are Cansos and Nomads, etc but to us "Yanks" they are one and the same - but we do give you credit for naming it the "Catalina"*...but I digress) that new section was hugely popular for a while. It seems to have fizzled a little bit lately, but then so too have the other sections. There just isn't enough "new" or in the way of "news" to keep all of these sections active.
What about trying to stimulate some interest in other significant types not yet represented here at all?
For examples:
Consolidated PB2Y Coronado
Martin PBM Mariner
Martin P5M/P-5 Marlin
Martin P6M Seamaster
Shin Meiwa (or whatever it is called these days) PS-1/US-1A series
Canadair/Bombardier CL-215/CL-415 series
Beriev Be-6 "Madge", Be-10 "Mallow", Be-12 "Mail", Be-200, etc. (might stimulate some "Eastern" interest and/or participation in the forum...)
and the mack-daddy of them all, the Hughes-Kaiser HK-1 aka Hughes Aircraft H-4 Hercules aka the "Spruce Goose"
Would think that most of those types would be of interest to both history buffs and modelers...
Just thinkin' out loud...
*BTW I've noticed that the Brits also claim all of the credit for naming the Grumman G-21A the "Goose" but it seems to me that Grumman was already previously naming its amphibians after waterbirds (the JF/J2F "Duck" for example) and Roy Grumman had already nicknamed the prototype G-21 (s/n 1001, r/n NC16910) the "Grey Goose" in 1937 - long before the contract was ever written for the 50 model JRF-6B aircraft for the RN FAA in late 1941 and that were first delivered as "Goose Mk. 1A" aircraft in January 1942. Once again, just sayin'...!


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