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Prisse d'Avennes, Achilles Constant Théodore Émile
Eldest daughter of George Lane, a market gardener in Pulborough, Sussex. Lady's maid to Lucy Renshaw, travelling companion of Amelia A. B. Edwards. She married twice, firstly to George Collins and then in 1885 to William Norton Western; this explains her married names Collins and Western in official records.
Gardiner, (Sir) Alan Henderson
British Egyptologist. Born, Eltham 1879. Died, Oxford 1963. Educated at Charterhouse, then studied Classics, Hebrew and Arabic at The Queen's College, Oxford. Worked with A. Erman on the preparation of material for the Wörterbuch der ägyptischen Sprache and was sub-editor 1906-8. Laycock Studentship, Worcester College, Oxford, 1906-12. Edited many Egyptological publications including the Journal of Egyptian Archaeology. Published extensively in the field of Egyptology. Honorary Secretary of the Egypt Exploration Society, 1917-20, Vice President and then President, 1959-63. Many distinctions during his career. Specialized in hieratic texts on papyri and ostraca. Published the 1st edition of Egyptian Grammar in 1927, which is still one of the essential learning aids for Middle Egyptian. Member of the Tutankhamun excavation team, for which he recorded all the inscriptions from the tomb.
Essie Winifred Newberry (née Johnston) married Percy Newberry on 12 February 1907. Essie shared Percy's keen interest in textiles, reflected by her involvement with the Embroiderers' Guild, where she served as Vice President (1922-1945) and Honorary Treasurer (1935-1938). She accompanied Percy on his expeditions and lived with him in Cairo from 1929 to 1932.
Barns, (Revd) John Wintour Baldwin
British Egyptologist and papyrologist. Born, Bristol 1912. Died, Oxford 1974. Studied at University of Bristol, BA 1932, then at Oxford, MA 1942, D. Phil. 1947. Lady Wallis Budge Fellow in Egyptology, University College, Oxford, 1945-53. Lecturer in Papyrology, Oxford, 1953-65. Professor of Egyptology, 1965-74. Ordained 1956. Published mainly on papyrology.
British artist. Born, London 1888. Died, Bushey 1978. Studied Egyptology under M. Murray and F. Petrie, at University College, London, 1911-13. Worked for the British School of Archaeology at Qau, 1927, and with A. Calverley at Abydos, 1929-37.
British Egyptologist. Born, Beckenham 1878. Died, White River, Transvaal 1948. Studied Egyptology under Petrie and Margaret Murray. Between 1912-14 he excavated with Petrie at Lahun, and after war service again in 1919-21. He then excavated at Qau, Badari, and Deir Tasa before taking up a post in the Cairo Museum in 1931. He was assisted in his work by his wife, Winifred, an artist. After his retirement he returned to South Africa, where he died without having completed his work on button seals.
British Egyptologist and traveller. Born, London 1788. Died, Edinburgh 1862. Educated Trinity College, Cambridge. BA, 1810. MA, 1815. Worked initially for the architect Sir John Soane, 1819-22. Burton then travelled to Italy where he met Sir W. Gell, E. W. Lane, and Sir J. G. Wilkinson. In 1822 he was engaged to survey for coal as part of the Geological Survey of Egypt. He accompanied Wilkinson on his exploration of the Eastern Desert, 1824, then travelled with Lane, 1825. During his time in Egypt, he cleared parts of Karnak, Medînet Habu, and tombs in the Valley of the Kings, as well as assembling a large corpus of material comprised of drawings, plans, copies of inscriptions, and notes. He collected antiquities, which he sold via Sotheby's in 1836. He remained in Egypt until 1834, returning to England, 1835. Many of Burton's drawings and maps are among the Hay MSS.
British architect and archaeologist. Born, Brighton 1841. Died, Mehamid 1926. Educated privately. His first architectural appointment was with Sir Gilbert Scott where he was responsible for church restorations. Surveyor of the Fabric, Sir Paul's Cathedral, 1897. Architect to the Dean and Chapter, Chichester Cathedral, 1900. Took up residence in Egypt in the early 1900s after retiring from general practice. Worked with J. J. Taylor at El-Kâb, and was involved with the publishing of some of the private tombs there. Assisted Quibell and Green at Hierakonpolis. Appointed to oversee the restoration of buildings in Egypt, including ancient monuments. Published several books relating to his work on excavations as well as architectural related works.
British author and Egyptologist. Born, London 1831. Died, Westbury-on-Trym 1892. Displayed an early talent for writing, drawing, and opera singing. She pursued a career in journalism, wrote several novels, and also edited art and history publications. During this time she fostered a great interest in Egyptology, which led to her studying hieroglyphs. She visited Egypt in 1873-4, after which she wrote her most renowned publication A Thousand Miles Up the Nile (1877). She founded the Egypt Exploration Fund along with R. S. Poole and Sir E. Wilson, its aim being to excavate and preserve monuments. She gave up all her other interests so that she could concentrate on being the EEF's Secretary and to publicize its cause. She wrote numerous articles including excavation reports. In her will she left provision for the establishment of the first chair of Egyptian archaeology in England, which was at University College London, its first holder being Flinders Petrie.
British Egyptologist. Born, Liverpool 1903. Died, Cairo 1971. Educated St. Francis Xavier's College, Liverpool, then the Institute of Archaeology, Liverpool University, 1921-3. Went out to Egypt for the first time as an assistant to the EES excavations at Amârna in 1923-4. Also worked for Mond at Luxor and Armant, 1923-8. Subsequently directed excavations at many sites in Egypt, notably his work at North Saqqâra in 1935-9. Served with the British Army 1939-46, afterwards attached to the British Embassy in Cairo. In 1951 appointed to the Edwards Professorship at University College London, which he held until his retirement in 1970. Worked in the Sudan and at Qasr Ibrîm in the 1950s and 60s.
British Egyptologist and engineer. Born, Moretonhampstead 1888. Died, Cairo 1946. Educated at Tonbridge School. Trained as an engineer at the City and Guilds Institute, 1905-8. He suffered poor health and went to Egypt in order to recuperate, 1909-10. When he returned to Britain he studied Egyptology, Coptic, and Arabic at University College, London. From 1911 onwards he assisted Petrie on many excavations. During the First World War he was commissioned by Allenby to report on ancient sites in Syria and Palestine. Appointed Chief Inspector for Upper Egypt, 1920. Assistant Keeper, Cairo Museum, 1924. Chief Keeper, 1931. Retired 1941. He was awarded several honorary titles. He published extensively, some of his most important contributions being those where he was to able to apply his engineering expertise.
Egyptologist of Georgian nationality. Born, Egypt 1915. Died, Cairo 1950. Studied with K. Sethe in Berlin. Appointed Secretary of the German Archaeological Institute in Cairo. Editorial Secretary of the Société des Études Juives en Égypte.
Born, Ripley, Surrey 1817. Died, 1892. Eldest son of Rear-Admiral Edward Hawker (1782-1860), of Ashford Lodge, near Petersfield, Hampshire. Adm. Pens. (aged 18) at Trinity College, Cambridge, 15th March 1836. BA, 1840. MA, 1845. Called to the Bar, 21st Nov. 1845. Married Marguerita, daughter of John Rennie. Travelled to Egypt and Nubia for health, 1850-2. Left graffiti with R. H. Borrowes at Semna and Kumma temples in January 1851.
British Egyptologist. Born, Glenorchy, Hobart, Tasmania 1874. Died, Haywards Heath, Sussex 1928. Educated, St Edward's School, Oxford, then Keble College, Oxford. BA, 1895. Worked with W. M. F. Petrie at Dendera, Hû, and Abydos, between 1897-1901. Assisted G. A. Reisner on the California University excavations at Gîza, 1901-6. From 1906 onwards, he spent of the rest of his career working for the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, culminating in the position of Associate Curator in 1922. He founded and directed the first Metropolitan Museum expedition to Egypt. Between 1922-4 he was engaged as an assistant to H. Carter during the early stages of excavating of the tomb of Tutankhamun. He was forced to resign this position due to poor health. He published several books and articles and collaborated with Carter on the first volume of the publication The Tomb of Tut.Ankh.Amen (1923).
British classical archaeologist, numismatist, and historian. Born, Bowden 1867. Died, Oxford 1951. Educated at Manchester Grammar School. Won a scholarship at Corpus Christi College, Oxford. MA. D.Litt. Excavated at Megalopolis, Greece, 1890-1. Master, Mill Hill School until 1893. Board of Education, 1893-1926. Deputy Keeper of Coins, Ashmolean Museum, 1931-51. Librarian, Corpus Christi College, Oxford, 1933-46. Worked with W. M. F. Petrie at Thebes, 1895-6, and also visited B. P. Grenfell and A. S. Hunt's excavations at Karanis. Copied Greek inscriptions, Cairo, 1899. Worked at Deir el-Bahri with C. T. Currelly, 1905-6. Treasurer, Egypt Exploration Society, 1912-19. Published extensively on the history and inscriptions of Ptolemaic and Roman Period Egypt.
British archaeologist and museum assistant. Born, Giza 1912. Died, England 2002. Began medical training at the London School of Medicine for Women, 1929. Uncompleted Diploma Course in Archaeology, Cambridge University, 1932-3. Excavated with her father John W. Crowfoot and other leading archaeologists, in England and Palestine. Appointed Cataloguer in the Ashmolean Museum, Oxford, cataloguing the whole of the Egyptian and Nubian collections, she also had a significant role in the arrangement and display of the Museums lithic collections in the Egyptian and Near Eastern galleries, 1957-79. She published many important publications on lithics as well as the Catalogue of the Predynastic Egyptian Collection in the Ashmolean Museum (Oxford, 1993; reprinted with addenda, 2000).
British Egyptologist and archaeologist. Born, Liverpool 1882. Died, Oxford 1934. Studied Mathematics and Classics at Queen's College, Oxford. Jodrell Scholar. Craven Fellow, 1906, which enabled him to study archaeology in Rome. Pelham Student, British School in Rome, 1909. Entered Egyptology and excavated with P. E. Newberry at Abydos, and then in the Delta in 1909. Continued working at Abydos, 1909-13, at first with E. Naville, and eventually on his own. Studied Egyptian with Sir A. Gardiner and taught himself Coptic and Demotic. Lecturer in Egyptology, University of Manchester, 1913-28. Director of the Egypt Exploration Society's Excavations. Laycock Student in Egyptology, Oxford, 1923. Brunner Professor of Egyptology, Liverpool University, 1920-33. Reader and Professor designate in Egyptology, Oxford, 1933-4, but died before the appointment was confirmed. Fellow, Queen's College, Oxford, 1933. Specialised in the study and translation of papyri, especially those concerned with mathematics and Ramesside tomb robberies at Thebes. Edited the Liverpool Annals of Art and Archaeology, 1921 onwards, and the Journal of Egyptian Archaeology, from 1923. Published extensively in these publications as well as many others.
Petrie, (Lady) Hilda Mary Isabel
British Egyptologist. Born, Dublin 1871. Died, London 1956. Through her interest in Egyptology she met, then married, Flinders Petrie in 1896. Worked with her husband on his excavations, helping to raise the money to fund their work. She also assisted Margaret Murray with her excavations of the Osireion at Abydos, 1902-3.
Schott, Siegfried Hugo Erdmann
German Egyptologist. Born, Berlin 1897. Died, Innsbruck 1971. Studied Egyptology under H. Ranke at Heidelberg, 1924, then with H. Junker and K. Sethe. Dr. Phil., 1926. Employed initially as an assistant in the Berlin Museum, and also worked at the German Archaeological Institute, Cairo. During his time in Egypt he translated texts collected by the German E. Delta expedition in 1929. Also worked for Chicago House, Luxor, as an epigraphist. Lecturer, Göttingen University, 1943. Professor of Egyptology, Heidelberg University, 1952. Professor of Egyptology, Göttingen University, 1956. Professor (emeritus), Göttingen University, 1965-71. Published extensively, especially religious texts.
German Egyptologist and Demotist. Born, Hanover 1870. Died, Munich 1930. Educated at the Universities of Strasbourg, Berlin, and Paris, studying with J. Dümichen, A. Erman, and G. Maspero, respectively, 1888-92. Appointed Lecturer of Egyptology at Strasbourg University. He first concentrated on hieratic papyri especially the juristic texts, then on Coptic and Demotic studies, becoming one of the leading authorities in the field at that time. He published his acclaimed Coptic Dictionary, which was only superseded by W. E. Crum's work. Spiegelberg was a prolific author who wrote several hundred articles.
Thompson, (Sir) Henry Francis Herbert
British Coptologist and Demotist. Born, London 1859. Died, Bath 1944. Educated at Marlborough College and Trinity College, Cambridge. Studied Law and was called to the Bar, but did not pursue this as a career. At the direction of his father he studied medicine, but work in the biological laboratories at University College, London threatened his eyesight. Encouraged by Petrie who he met during his time at University College, he embarked on his Egyptological career at the age of forty, studying with Griffith and Crum. He specialized in Coptic and Demotic, and became eminent in this field. Fellow, University College; Hon. D.Litt. Oxford; FBA. He assisted with the compilation of Crum's Coptic Dictionary. Published several Demotic and Coptic papyri as well as contributions towards other books. He left provision in his will for the foundation of a chair of Egyptology at Cambridge.
Golenischchev, Vladimir Semionovich
John de Monins Johnson was educated at Magdalen College School and Exeter College, Oxford. He was trained as a papyrologist and before his work at Antinoë he had excavated at Atfî. Most of Johnson's career was connected with Oxford University Press where he became Printer to the University in 1925. His excavations at Antinoë have never been published.


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The Death of Hellscream is the final cinematic of the orc campaign The Invasion of Kalimdor. It features Grom Hellscream and Thrall facing off against Mannoroth.
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Grom and Thrall enter a canyon, searching for Mannoroth. The demon laughs at them.
- Mannoroth - So predictable. I knew you would come, and I see you brought the mighty Hellscream. His blood is mine, as is your whole misbegotten race!
Thrall roars and throws the Doomhammer at Mannoroth, who blocks it with his wing.
- Mannoroth - A worthy effort, but futile!
Mannoroth charges and strikes the ground with his weapon. Thrall is thrown into a rock face and knocked unconscious. Grom is knocked down, but he reaches for Gorehowl and gets back on his feet.
- Mannoroth - The boy believed you could be saved, but he didn't know what burns within your soul. When in your heart, you know we are the same.
Grom roars and charges Mannoroth, burying his axe in the demon's chest. Mannoroth explodes, and Hellscream is badly injured by the blast.
- Grom Hellscream - Thrall. The blood haze has lifted. The demon's fire has burnt out in my veins. I... have... freed... myself.
- Thrall - No, old friend. You've freed us all.
Thrall roars.
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Schedule of events for home opener Tuesday
|NBC10, Talk Radio 1210 WPHT, SportsRadio 94WIP and WTTM 1680 AM (Spanish). Modell's Sporting Goods Opening Day pregame ceremonies will also stream live on www.phillies.com.
|Motorists are reminded they can log on to www.511pa.com, www.511nj.org or call 511 from any phone before or after the game to check traffic conditions on major highways surrounding the Sports Complex. A vast option of transit services is also available; for a SEPTA schedule please visit www.septa.org.
|Standing Room Only tickets will go on sale at noon at the First Base Ticket Windows.
|Fans are encouraged to check-in using the At the Ballpark, Citizens Bank Park's official mobile app! Fans can also follow the action before and during the game via @Phillies on Twitter, also featuring in-game "tweet your ticket" and other special opportunities. Plus, check out MLB.com's At Bat App for lots more.
|7:00 a.m.
|Majestic Clubhouse Store opens. Hot off the press: Issue 1 of the 2014 Phillies Magazine featuring new Phillies manager Ryne Sandberg. Also: Check out What's New at Citizens Bank Park this season in food and concessions!
|1 p.m.
|Citizens Bank Way Opening Day Party! Features entertainment, food and drinks. Free to all fans. Plus, live performance by Go Go Gadjet.
|1:13 p.m.
|Phillies batting practice.
|1:35 p.m.
|All gates open. All fans will receive a Citizens Bank Park Commemorative Banner, compliments of Modell's Sporting Goods.
|2:13 p.m.
|Brewers batting practice.
|3:13 p.m.
|Line up on 10th Street! Fans who have not yet entered the ballpark gates are invited to line up on 10th Street and cheer on the 2014 Phillies as they make their "Leadoff Walk" into the ballpark - escorted by the Cardinal O'Hara High School Marching Band.
|3:22 p.m.
|Fans inside the ballpark are urged to be in their seats for a must-see pregame ceremony! The 2014 Phillies will make their grand entrance into Citizens Bank Park from a 10th Street Leadoff Walk. Providing the music as the players walk the red carpet will be the Fralinger String Band.
|3:34 p.m.
|"Philadelphia Pride" and "America the Beautiful" will be sung by the Philadelphia Boys Choir and Men's Chorale, as members of the Pennsylvania Army and Air National Guard unfurl a large American flag. State flags will be carried onto the field by Philadelphia Police and Fire Department personnel.
|3:40 p.m.
|Introductions … Brewers
|3:44 p.m.
|Introductions … Phillies
|3:50 p.m.
|National Anthem: Performed by Jacquie Lee, the Colt's Neck, NJ native who was runner up on the top-rated NBC show The Voice.
|3:53 p.m.
|The United States Navy Parachute Team, the Leap Frogs, will parachute onto the field delivering the first balls.
|4 p.m.
|The first ball: Thrown by a representative from Modell's Sporting Goods, along with a surprise Phillies alumnus.
|4:07 p.m.
|Play Ball!
|5th Inning
|Be on the lookout…the Phanatic and phriends perform a live rendition of the "What's The Phanatic Say" music video.
|7th Inning
|"God Bless America" performed by Julia Udine, who plays Christine in the Phantom of the Opera.
|*All of the above events are subject to change, weather and wind permitting.
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text: When it was announced that Maxwell's in Hoboken, New Jersey, was closing its doors, it felt like the end of an era to many lovers of alternative rock. Opened in the late '70s, the club was a notoriously hot, unkempt place where acts like Nirvana and R.E.M. played before they were famous. It was also the center for the burgeoning Hoboken music scene in Hoboken that included A.V. Undercover alums Yo La Tengo and Bob Mould. Due to changing demographics and the rise of Brooklyn as a music mecca, the owners of Maxwell's have decided to move on. To honor the seminal venue, Vulture has assembled an oral history of Maxwell's, with anecdotes from the owners, Ira Kaplan of Yo La Tengo, Mike Mills of R.E.M., David Cross (who tells a story about how someone once peed on him there) and a host of others. It's an awesome way to learn just how important the club was for alt rock and everything that's come after.


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Nestos river delta is located in the south side of Kavala and Xanthi boarders. Its beginning is located at the fall of the river from Toxotes mountains and spreads towards the south covering a vast area from Nea Karnavali up to Avdira villages (coastline length approximately 50km).
It extends over 500.000 acres. It is considered to be one of the most important water biotopes in Greece and Europe due to its dimension and diversity of biotopes which include lagoons, straw communities, sand dunes, Halophytic communities, small lakes with fresh water, bushes and tamarisks growing mainly on the river banks close to its estuaries, cultivated poplar trees etc.
It is like a mosaic made of different types of wetlands. The largest and more distinct wetlands are in Vassova, Eratinou, Agiasmatos, Kokalas, Chaideft, Keramoti, Monastiraki and Maggana lagoons. Nestos river delta is also a very important biotope and has been proclaimed as Wetland of International Importance by the Greek State and is protected by Ramsar Convention.
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Agency and lawmakers at field hearing spar over progress on unloading excess properties.
In the latest of a two-year series of field hearings at vacant federal properties, a House Oversight subcommittee on Thursday grilled the General Services Administration over how long it is taking to sell off a vacant warehouse in Southeast Washington near the Navy Yard.
"I'm continuing again to try to highlight public assets that sit idle or are undertilized," said Rep. John Mica, R-Fla., chairman of the House Oversight and Government Reform Subcommittee on Government Operations, in a later interview with Government Executive. "It's just a pattern of not being able to make decisions, and it's remarkable given that we're in the nation's capital."
Republicans have been critical of what they see as GSA's slow pace in selling such properties as the Old Post Office Building, now leased to Donald Trump for conversion to a hotel, and the Georgetown West Heating Plant. The plant is being readied for purchase by a developer working with Four Seasons hotels to construct apartments as well a public park along the C&O Canal.
Efforts to sell off federal property often take more time than comparable private sector deals, some say because of bureaucratic inertia. Others cite laws requiring GSA to consult with other federal agencies, neighborhood groups, local government and advocates for the homeless who could have first claims to the property.
Michael Gelber, acting deputy commissioner of GSA's Public Buildings Service, used the hearing to review the Obama administration's three-year campaign to generate revenues for deficit reduction by accelerating the sale of obsolete properties. "Since 2008, GSA has disposed of 93 of our federally owned assets, generating proceeds of more than $134 million," he said in written testimony. "When we identify vacant space in areas where a continuing federal need exists, GSA works aggressively to reuse the asset, renovating as necessary to achieve greater utilization. As a result of our efforts, our vacancy and utilization rates lead the market average."
Gelber noted that the Office of Management and Budget has backed a plan to create an independent board to package and propose properties to be sold in a manner similar to the Pentagon's Base Closure and Realignment Commission. Rep. Jeff Denham, R-Calif., of the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee has long pushed legislation to create a civilian board. Denham has worked with Mica on many of the field hearings.
The vacant Southeast warehouse, built in 1924, consists of 32,013 square feet of rentable space on seven-tenths of an acre in the "fast-growing Capitol Riverfront neighborhood," Gelber said. It was formerly used by the Joint Chiefs of Staff but had deteriorated to the point where GSA began considering a sale in 2008. The U.S. Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims considered taking over the space but abandoned its plan as too costly. The Architect of the Capitol also expressed interest. GSA is now exploring a plan to exchange the facility with a private entity for services, Gelber announced. A federal tenant who had inquired about the property backed out days before the hearing.
GSA now sees the blossoming amenities in the surrounding real estate market as an opportunity to make a sale to benefit taxpayers, Gelber told lawmakers. Overall, he said, GSA has "a robust asset management program to track the utilization of our inventory."
That claim was not backed by a recent Government Accountability Office study concluding that data problems continue to hamper federal efforts to sell off excess properties. David Wise, director of GAO's physical infrastructure program, told the committee that at 23 of 26 properties visited auditors had identified inconsistent and inaccurate data on their use, condition, annual operating costs and value.
GAO's report noted a "comprehensive, long-term national strategy would support better management of excess and underutilized property by, among other things, defining the scope of the problem; identifying achievement goals; addressing costs, resources, and investments needed; and clearly outlining roles and coordination mechanisms across agencies."
Lawmakers also heard from D.C. Councilman Tommy Wells, who favors converting the warehouse into a market complex. "Indicative of the new energy developing in the neighborhood," he said, "neighbors have worked together to outline a proposal for a creative reuse of this particular building -- known as the Half Street Market initiative."
Ed Kaminski, the area's advisory neighborhood commission member, said in written testimony that he would favor using the property for an "educational-commercial partnership" to create a new institute for culinary business education.
Mica said he is also expecting GSA action soon on a proposal to sell the Agriculture Department's now-vacant Cotton Annex in Southwest near the National Mall, saying "it is also stuck in their bureaucratic red tape." Noting that his new assignment as subcommittee chairman gives him broader jurisdiction than his previous post heading Transportation, Mica said, "I'm hammering them."
Mica said he will soon pressure the administration to sell off parts of the Agricultural Research Service's complex in Beltsville, Md. "We're looking at 7,000 acres," he said, "the size of the city of Key West [Fla.], with 500 buildings -- 200 of which are vacant or derelict."
Correction: An earlier version of this story incorrectly stated that the properties audited by the Government Accountability Office all were owned by the General Services Administration.


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I am hardly one to hold something back from the Mac Developer Community when I think I have something that will benefit everybody. As such I am finally doing something I've wanted to do for a while. My Xcode Shortcuts guide has a ton of downloads and is one of the most popular articles of all time on my site, and I think many people would like to use the content in various different formats to suit their needs so I don't want to hold you all back. As such I am releasing the Xcode Shortcuts guide under the Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 License. In essence you can share and modify the work as you please as long as you attribute me as the author somewhere in the work, don't use it for Commercial Purposes and share the modified works under a similar License. The Xcode Shortcuts guide was created with Pages '08 and thus you need it to modify the document, though I have included a copy of the document exported to Rich Text format for some compatibility though the document looks like one big mess when I open it in Text Edit. The only thing I've done from the Guide I released is to remove the Xcode Icon just for legal reasons. If you want it's easy to paste it back in there. Although it's not required, if you modify and use the Xcode Shortcuts Guide leave a comment here or send me a quick email letting me know. Thanks! Have Fun! Right Click on the link and select "Save Linked File to 'Downloads'" Xcode Shortcuts Guide CC Licensed
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Cook the Book: Creamy Mushroom Pâté
Let me begin by saying that I love pâté. Mousses, terrines, galantines, rillettes, even the ubiquitous liverwurst. Give me some toast points and a few cornichons and I am in heaven.
So what am I doing writing about pâté during a week of vegetarian recipes? Well, this Creamy Mushroom Pâté is the closest approximation to a spreadable meat in Carol Gelles' 100 Best Vegetarian Recipes—minus the liver, of course.
Gellles has succeeded in creating a spread that rivals a meat-based pâté in both its rich deliciousness and calorie count. If you've ever tried making charcuterie at home you know this is no small undertaking. This mushroom pâté came together in about 15 minutes, hours less then my last attempt at a pork terrine. The wild mushrooms have an earthy unctuousness made all the more decadent by a healthy (or not) dose of butter, plenty of cream cheese, and heavy cream. In addition to the fresh parsley, I swapped the dried savory for some fresh thyme. This imparted the pâté with a wonderful herby freshness. Don't go crazy finely chopping the mushrooms—I've found that leaving the pieces slightly chunky lends a wonderful texture to the finished pâté.
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- Yield:6 to 8
- 2 tablespoons butter or margarine
- 3 tablespoons minced shallots
- 2 cups finely chopped wild mushrooms (shiitake, porcini, Portobello)
- 1/2 cup finely chopped parsley
- 1/4 teaspoon dried savory or thyme
- One 8-ounce package cream cheese, cut into 8 cubes
- 3 tablespoons heavy cream
Melt the butter or margarine in a medium skillet over medium-high heat.
Add the shallots; cook, stirring, until softened, about 1 minute. Add the mushrooms; cook, stirring until softened, about 5 minutes. Continue cooking until any mushroom liquid has evaporated. Stir in the parsley and savory; cook, stirring, 30 seconds.
Remove from the heat. Stir in the cream cheese, 1 ounce at a time, until melted and completely combined. Stir in heavy cream. Chill.
Variation: Mushroom Tartlets: Spoon a rounded teaspoonful of the spread into baked 1-inch tartlet shells. Makes about 40.
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You can design a car, house, aeroplane (or whatever you want!) and then walk around it. See what it looks like from any angle. Change it. Add color, detail, animation. The possibilities are endless. And it's ideal for creating games. If you're not artistic, don't worry - there are lots of objects already included in the kit for you to use in your plans, but it's simple to create your own if you want. So, if you enjoy playing games, but want to use your computer's real capabilities for a change, this is a perfect opportunity.


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And what, exactly, does a Ford Fiesta have to do with a car that's been out of production for more than 80 years? Well, when the first Fiesta came to the U.S. in 1977, we perceived it as a modern sequel to the Ford Model T—simple, inexpensive basic transportation, with a fun-to-drive bonus. And now we're about to welcome a new Fiesta, renewing Ford's century-old commitment to the T's fundamental mission: unlimited personal mobility for Everyman.
But let's start with the back story.
Coast to Coast
On June 1, 1909, Mayor George B. McClellan stood outside New York City Hall brandishing a gold-plated pistol as he surveyed a crowd of some 20,000 spectators, most of whom were craning their necks for a look at the quintet of automobiles lined up, with their intrepid crews, at the foot of the building's steps.
McClellan, son of Civil War general George McClellan, wasn't armed to keep the crowd at bay. New York was a friendlier place in those days. His Honor was awaiting a signal from Pres. William Howard Taft, who sat in the White House, one chubby finger poised over a gilded telegraph key. A single stroke of the key would simultaneously tell officials in Seattle to open the gates of the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition—essentially a world's fair—and Mayor McClellan to start America's first coast-to-coast automobile race by squeezing off a round from his pistol.
At 3 p.m. Manhattan time, Taft tapped his key, the receiver in New York City Hall clicked, McClellan fired the shot heard round the courtyard, and the five automobiles—an Acme, an Itala, a Shawmut, and a pair of Model T Fords—clattered off in a cloud of dust.
The Long Road to Seattle
The destination of the race was Seattle, a trek of more than 4000 miles. By the time McClellan squeezed the trigger, however, they were no longer calling it a race. Conceived by the Seattle exposition's organizers and sponsored by 24-year-old playboy Robert Guggenheim—heir to the Guggenheim family fortune, automobile enthusiast, and supporter of establishing a respectable highway infrastructure in the U.S.—the event drew intense flak from the Safety Nazis of the day, who were primarily opposed to the notion of racing on public roads, predicting mayhem and worse.
There was some justification for this. Although automobiles were still scarce, U.S. road accidents had produced 324 fatalities and 1244 injuries in 1907, and there were still grisly memories of the 1903 Paris-to-Madrid race that claimed at least seven lives before the French government called a halt at Bordeaux, marking the end of competition on public roads in Europe.
With a $2000 prize for first place in the 1909 contest, plus an elaborate $2000 trophy, Guggenheim initially expected as many as 35 entries—not unreasonable, since, at the time, there were some 250 carmakers in the U.S. alone. But the crescendo of anti-racing uproar discouraged some potential entrants, and when the Manufacturers' Contest Association, an early industry watchdog group, vehemently opposed anything labeled as a race, the entry list shrank further.
It's Not a Race (Wink-Wink)
The organizers tap-danced frantically, saying it was not really a race, just an endurance contest, which was certainly no exaggeration. Further, the event rules were extremely stringent about speed, particularly in the first half of the contest, which included six checkpoints and was run like a time-speed-distance rally. From New York City to Poughkeepsie, the speed limit was 14 mph. It soared to a heady 15 mph between Syracuse and Buffalo and to almost 19 mph from Chicago to St. Louis.
But from St. Louis to Seattle it was wide-effing-open, stand-on-the-gas, no-one-remembers-who-finished-second. In other words, it really was a race (although in this case, there was reason to remember who finished second, at least for a while).
Bad Roads and No Roads
The roads east of the Mississippi were bad, made more so by unusually wet weather that June. West of the Mississippi, the roads were worse than bad, usually mere parallel ruts, varying between axle-deep dust and axle-deep mud, with occasional river fords and patches of quicksand for variety.
On June 22, Bert Scott and C.J. Smith—both Ford employees—were first across the Seattle finish line in one Model T, trailed 17 hours later by the Shawmut. The second Model T, the only other finisher, showed up the next day. After 4106 miles of bounding through dirt, mire, and slime, Scott and Smith looked—and smelled—like zombies. But to Henry Ford, who was on hand for the occasion with his son, Edsel, in tow, they looked like 24-karat gold-plated heroes. Finishing first in a monumental enduro was a great image builder for the still-new Model T, and Ford's propaganda department exploited it to the max. Sales soared.
As it turned out, though, the race wasn't over. In fact, it dragged on for another six months.
New York City Hall, where the first U.S. cross-country race started in 1909, and where we began our centennial pursuit. In 1909, the mayor sent the racers on their way with a shot from a gold-plated starter's pistol.
100 Years Later
More on the epilogue in a minute. First, fast-forward 100 years to June 2009 and the new Ford Fiesta, the contemporary successor to the Model T, and thus the perfect ride for retracing the route of the 1909 contest.
Okay, beyond four cylinders, internal combustion, and four wheels, the parallels between the Model T and Fiesta might be a little hard to see. But look at the bottom line. Both cars are essentially basic-transportation appliances, and both occupy similar positions in their respective economic milieus. In short, they have similar prices.
When the Fiesta arrives here in the spring, the four-door sedan will carry a base price of $13,995, and the five-door hatch will start at $15,795. A car like our well-equipped, Euro-spec test subject will go for about $20,000. Readers steeped in T lore might recall Model T base prices south of $300. But that was toward the end of their production run, when Ford had wrung every possible advantage from the economies of scale that flowed from the introduction of the moving assembly line in the giant Highland Park plant just north of downtown Detroit. However, the moving assembly line didn't start moving until 1913. In 1909, a Model T touring car cost $850. Based on comparative consumer price indexes, that would work out to nearly $21,000 today. And keep in mind that $850 didn't include indulgences to weather like a top or side curtains.
Model T Maniacs
As we prepared for the modern-day trek, our mission got an unexpected bonus when we learned that the International Ford Model T Club was also revisiting the historic run, 54 cars strong, with a June 14 launch in Manhattan. Our own voyage began June 23, with a little 600-mile warm-up from Ann Arbor, Michigan, to Little Falls, New Jersey.
The following morning we did the tedious Lincoln Tunnel stop-and-go, then diced with taxis and delivery vans en route to City Hall. Much time passed. When we got to City Hall, Mayor Michael Bloomberg was nowhere to be seen, but we did encounter a pistol-toting NYPD officer who told us, not unkindly, that parking on the sidewalk, even for documentary photos, was not condoned. We asked him to fire a round into the air, to lend authenticity to our official start, but he said others might misunderstand. We moved on.
The Not-So-Direct Route
The 1909 route went north from New York City, through Albany, then west on what is now U.S. 20 to Buffalo, and down around the southern edge of Lakes Ontario, Erie, and Michigan to Chicago. It then wound south to St. Louis, west through Kansas and eastern Colorado, north into Wyoming, west into Utah, then north and west through Idaho, Oregon, and Washington.
After we'd burned through just three or four tanks of fuel—the Fiesta's 12.0-gallon tank is good for about 300 miles—it became apparent that the Fiesta would be a much better choice for a coast-to-coast ride than we'd anticipated. It was quieter than expected, even cruising easily at 80 to 85 mph. The bucket seats—leather-clad in this car—were comfortable, with a nice range of adjustability. Pedal placement was sports-car correct, and the shift lever for the five-speed manual was close to the reach. Okay, scratch that last part; of course it was close to the reach, nothing in a subcompact car is very far away. Shift quality was precise, save for some resistance going into reverse, so there was little grousing about the gearbox, save for a feeling that a six-speed would take better advantage of the Fiesta's 118-hp power band.
Zero to 60 in 8.7 Seconds
On the other hand, 8.7 seconds to 60 mph is near the leading edge for cars in this class, and 38 mpg while cruising at 80 or so mph is ditto. For the whole trip—4098 miles in eight days, counting the run from Ann Arbor to Manhattan—we recorded 31 mpg.
We did jot down a few minor quibbles. If the steering column were adjustable for reach, as well as rake, it would be easier to achieve a comfortable driving position. The sloping rear roofline, which is part of the car's visual charm, limits cargo space, and the rear seats don't fold completely flat. And speaking of visual charm, the best-looking Fiesta is the three-door version, but that isn't in the production plan for the plant in Cuautitlán Izcalli, Mexico, where U.S. models will be produced. We'll get a five-door version, plus a formal coupe and sedan, the latter two forgettable in terms of styling.
Minor grumbles and body styles notwithstanding, though, the Fiesta's biggest appeal (for us, at least) is its readiness to frolic. Our test car's responses were eager, its steering exceptionally quick (2.6 turns lock-to-lock) and precise, and a set of Euro-spec Michelin Pilot PE2 Exalto tires provided best-in-class grip (0.84 g). Although the Fiestas we've seen on U.S. auto-show stands have been wearing all-season Hankook tires, Ford tells us it didn't change the steering or suspension tuning for U.S. consumption.
New York–to–Seattle Redux
We weren't too slavish about sticking to the 1909 route, following it as far as Cleveland before heading south and west for St. Louis. Snug and dry—in your faces, Scott and Smith—we slogged through a torrential downpour in Ohio and Indiana and then coolly cruised through 100-degree days in Missouri and Kansas.
From the comfortable perspective of a thoroughly modern car, the voyage of the Model T reenactors, thumping along at about 35 mph, didn't look like that much fun. Particularly for Milt Roorda, making the run in an exacting replica of the 1909 winner—open car, driving solo. On the other hand, Milt and the rest of the International Model T Clubbers traveled on paved roads, spreading their sentimental journey over 30 days and staying in nice hotels each night, with well-stocked support trucks trailing along to rescue cripples.
Interstate Travel, 1909
The 1909 journey wasn't quite so luxurious. Although Scott and Smith slept in beds all but one night—the 30-foot range of the T's acetylene headlights made traveling after dark a little iffy—they were exposed to the elements throughout the race and spent more than a little time man-handling their car out of ditches and mud, as well as performing various repairs.
Although it was innovative at its birth and exceptionally rugged, the T was primordial by the time production ceased, to say nothing of modern automotive standards. Nevertheless, it went on to put automobile ownership within reach of almost anyone, thanks to those steadily diminishing prices. At one point, just after World War I, half the cars on the planet were Model Ts, and the build tally stood at more than 15 million when the assembly line shut down in 1927.
We think it's safe to say that the Fiesta probably won't achieve numbers of that magnitude, nor will it change the world. But we think Ford would be happy with best in class. And we think that's where the Fiesta may very well rank when it reaches the United States.
Now and then, in Goodland, Kansas: Now, Goodland's main drag is paved with old-timey cobbles. But in 1909 it was paved with mud.
1909: The Rest of the Story
When the second-place team rumbled into Seattle in the Shawmut, euphoria in the Ford camp was immediately chilled with a number of protests, the first being that Scott and Smith had replaced the engine in their car, probably in Idaho. One of Ford's big advantages in the event was a dealer network that was already extensive in 1909. But replacement of certain major parts—engines and axles, for example—was against the race rules, and those parts were stamped prior to the start. The Shawmut contingent also claimed the first-place car had a substitute front axle and that the Ford team had bribed a ferry operator to delay the Shawmut team at a river crossing.
Few people west of Massachusetts had heard of the Shawmut, with good reason. When the race started, the factory was no longer in production, owing to a fire the previous winter. The company principals hoped that winning the race would provide positive press and attract fresh capital, a very fragile straw, indeed.
Guggenheim, as event sponsor, appointed himself as the chief steward, briefly reviewed the Shawmut allegations, and upheld the Ford victory. But this didn't settle the protest, as far as the Shawmut team was concerned. They appealed to the Automobile Club of America, which took the matter, as they say, under advisement.
Henry Ford, meanwhile, wasted no time in publicizing the result and amplified it by persuading Scott and Smith to drive their car, now restored to pre-race condition, back to New York City via Portland, San Francisco, and Los Angeles—an even longer trek.
The appeal ground on for six months, during which Ford sales grew exponentially. Then the association handed down its decision: Ford was disqualified, and Shawmut was declared the winner. But by that time, Shawmut was dead beyond any possible resuscitation.
There was no dismay in Dearborn at the disqualification. The reaction was "So what?" The T went on to become the car that put the world on wheels, and Ford even had the chutzpah to celebrate the coast-to-coast event with a commemorative run in 1959. Which proves that Henry Ford had an early grasp of a hallowed motorsports maxim: There are two kinds of racers—cheaters and losers.


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Please include a picture or clip to represent your chosen era. And please mention the years, or rough time period, you're thinking about. And what shows, and general trends, made it so great. Thanks!
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Ford Apologizes for Offensive Ads in India
A print ad used to promote the Ford Figo compact car in India is causing controversy among people who say it is offensive, distasteful and misogynistic. Indeed, the pitch has drawn so much fire that Ford has apologized for it. Mike Ramsey reports. For Motor Co.
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He wasn't in the auditorium, but Texas Gov. Rick Perry loomed large over the eight candidates sparring at the GOP presidential debate Thursday night in Ames, Iowa.
Governor Perry is expected to announce his candidacy for president Saturday, a likely game-changer in the nascent 2012 race. The Texan brings to the table long executive experience, a record of job creation, populist charisma, and fundraising ability. He could give current (but weak) frontrunner Mitt Romney the kind of challenge the former governor of Massachusetts hasn't faced yet from the already-announced candidates.
In fact, at Thursday's debate, Mr. Romney stayed above the fray, as he had in the last debate, preferring to go after President Obama rather than any of the Republicans in the room. For Romney, the stakes were relatively low. He is not competing in Saturday's straw poll – taking place at Iowa State University in Ames, like the debate – and thus faces no expectations of success.
But some of the other candidates must do well Saturday or see fundraising dry up, and the prospect of having to drop out. The Ames debate represented the last, best chance for the contenders to make a splash on TV before the straw poll, and they did not disappoint.
The two Minnesotans in the race – former Gov. Tim Pawlenty and Rep. Michele Bachmann – turned their simmering cold war into a hot one, leveling charges against one another over their records. Mr. Pawlenty portrayed Congresswoman Bachmann as an ideologue with nothing to show for it; Bachmann charged back with a litany of Pawlenty policies worthy of Mr. Obama.
"She's done wonderful things in her life, absolutely wonderful things," said Pawlenty. "But it's an undisputable fact that in Congress, her record of accomplishment and results is nonexistent. That's not going to be good enough for our candidate for president of the United States."
Bachmann, invited to respond, went after Pawlenty before defending herself. She began by accusing him of backing a "cap and trade" system to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, a policy now seen as anathema by most Republicans – and which Pawlenty has since disavowed.
"Governor," she said, "when you were governor in Minnesota, you implemented cap-and-trade in our state, and you praised the unconstitutional individual mandate, and you called for requiring all people in our state to purchase health insurance that government would mandate. Third, you said the era of small government was over. That sounds a lot more like Barack Obama, if you ask me."
Then Bachmann came to her own defense, arguing that she's been fighting the good fight in Washington against raising the national debt ceiling, cap and trade, and "Obamacare." In fact, she used versions of the word "fight" 11 times in the course of the evening, speaking crisply and punching back hard against the common criticism that the head of the House Tea Party Caucus is good at rabble-rousing but not at passing legislation.
"She said she's got a titanium spine," said Pawlenty. "It's not her spine we're worried about. It's her record of results."
Bachmann called herself then-House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's No. 1 target for defeat last year, "because I was effectively taking them on on nearly every argument they put forward."
"I fought when others ran, I fought and I led against increasing the debt ceiling," she said to cheers from the audience.
Bachmann and Pawlenty mud-wrestled with good reason: They both must do well at the straw poll or face diminished prospects, especially with Perry in the race. Bachmann is polling first among Iowa Republicans, so anything less than a first-place finish could damage her. The mild-mannered Pawlenty has underperformed since he entered the race, and has struggled for attention (and cash) especially since Bachmann entered. Still, Pawlenty has succeeded in keeping expectations low for Saturday, and, with a top-notch organization in Iowa, he could in fact win.
Another combative debater Thursday was former House Speaker Newt Gingrich, who was questioned about the mass exodus of his campaign staff in June and yawning campaign debt. Mr. Gingrich took offense, accusing the media of paying too much attention to "campaign minutiae" and engaging in "gotcha questions."
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Two other candidates – former Sen. Rick Santorum of Pennsylvania and Rep. Ron Paul of Texas – engaged in hand-to-hand combat over US policy in Iran and the role of the federal government in determining who should be allowed to get married.
On Iran, Congressman Paul argued against trade sanctions on Iran, repeating the libertarian argument for staying out of other countries' internal business –even those that are developing nuclear weapons – and for generally getting out of the multiple US military engagements abroad.
"I say a policy of peace is free trade," Paul said. "Stay out of their internal business. Don't get involved in these wars and just bring our troops home."
Santorum jumped on that comment. "Iran is not Iceland, Ron," he said. "Iran is a country that has been at war with us since 1979."
Paul was also challenged over his position on marriage, which he believes should not be a federal issue. When asked if he believed it would be OK for a state to allow polygamy, Paul looked exasperated.
"Well, that's sort of like asking the question if the states wanted to legalize slavery, or something like that," he said. "That is so past reality that no state is going to do that."
Well," said Santorum, "it sounds to me like Representative Paul would actually say polygamist marriages are OK."
Paul has a loyal core of supporters in Iowa and across the country, and could do well in the straw poll. Santorum has struggled to gain traction in the crowded field, and while he did claw his way to some attention in Ames, he could find it difficult to make it to the starting line of the nomination contests early next year, beginning in Iowa.
The other two candidates on the stage, businessman Herman Cain and former Utah Gov. Jon Huntsman Jr., struggled to make much of the debate. Mr. Cain made a splash in the first debate, in May, but has faded a bit since. For Mr. Huntsman, Thursday's was his first debate and he could have done himself a favor by standing out. But he, like Romney and Gingrich, is not competing in the Ames straw poll, so the stakes aren't as high on Saturday for him as they are for others.


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A zippered case just for Double Pointed Needles and Crochet Hooks with built in Notions Case on the outside.
Two rows of 8 pockets inside are varying widths to accommodate multiple sizes and amounts of needles and hooks. Top row holds 7 lengths and bottom row holds 5 or longer lengths. See-through flap prevents slippery needles and hooks sliding out of the case when opening or closing.
A WET Erase marker can be used on the vinyl flap to mark the contents of each pocket. A Dry Erase marker can also be used but will rub off with use. The Wet Erase marker is similar but must be wiped with a damp cloth to be removed.
Built-in zippered Notions Case on the outside back is just as roomy as the stand alone Notions Case and still includes the small interior pocket for small items.
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Mad Dogg Athletics Inc. (MDA), Venice, CA, and Zumba Fitness LLC, Hallandale, FL, both filed lawsuits on Feb. 24 against Spinning Racing Bike and Dance in Tamaulipas, Mexico, claiming the company was counterfeiting their brands offered under their Spinning and Zumba marks, respectively.
The Mad Dogg suit is referred to as Mad Dogg Athletics Inc. vs. Consuelo Del Carmen Sánchez Gaona. The Zumba suit is referred to as Zumba Fitness LLC vs. Consuelo Del Carmen Sánchez Gaona. Both cases were filed before the Mexican Institute of Industrial Property.
"MDA is committed to providing authorized fitness facilities, Spinning instructors and Spinning program participants with the exceptional programming and best-in-class products that have made the Spinning program one of the most successful group exercise programs in history," MDA CEO John Baudhuin said in a joint release from the two companies. "Vigorously enforcing our trademarks is critical to ensuring that our customers receive the exceptional quality they have come to expect from us since the Spinning program originated 20 years ago."
MDA and Zumba systematically enforce their rights through cease-and-desist letters and public awareness initiatives, including advertisements, direct mailings, fitness club displays and events such as the annual Zumba Instructor Convention and the annual World Spinning and Sports Conference.
"Millions of Zumba participants in the United States and internationally know the health and fitness benefits of our unique programs and products," Alberto Perlman, CEO of Zumba, said in the release. "Unfortunately, Zumba's popularity has led to widespread, unauthorized promoters and instructors who are not only acting illegally but endangering the safety of consumers. We take our responsibilities to Zumba enthusiasts and our licensed instructors very seriously and are intent on pursuing whatever legal actions are needed to protect them."
"Similarly, businesses offering indoor cycling instruction or products are encouraged to contact MDA to ensure that use of any Spinning-related trademarks is consistent with MDA's rights," Baudhuin said. "Our goal is to promote proper identification of authorized and certified instructors to ensure the best possible fitness experience. We look forward to continuing to work cooperatively with Zumba to prevent the unauthorized use of our brands and to combat piracy worldwide."
Jason Buratti, global intellectual property counsel for Zumba, said, "It is important for intellectual property rights holders like Zumba and Madd Dogg to join together to protect their instructors from the unauthorized use of licensed rights. We make every effort to educate unauthorized users of our intellectual property rights."
Zumba has educated more than 10,000 unauthorized brand users since January 2011, with this being only the third lawsuit required to augment that education program, according to Zumba.


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"There is a great difference between knowing and understanding: you can know a lot about something and not really understand it."--Charles F. Kettering
Move from the former to the latter...
Buy from Flipkart!
Posted by Unknown on Monday, May 28, 2012 / / Comments: (0)
Heh, just found out that Flipkart also has an affiliate program like Amazon and other online stores.
So gives me an opportunity to peddle stuff that I like and have read, The Tiny Wife for instance.
Go buy!
So gives me an opportunity to peddle stuff that I like and have read, The Tiny Wife for instance.
Go buy!
Dear Valued Taxpayer
Got an interesting mail today.
Dear Valued Taxpayer,
We regret to inform you that your tax refund request was NOT processed successfully. This is beleived to have been caused by the submittion of incorrect/inacurate account information.
However, after the last account audition, the total refund payable to you is now 42,320.00 INR. Please follow the link below to re-submit a refund request and this time, endeavor to fill in your Information accurately to avoid further delay in the remittance of your tax refunds into your account
CLICK HERE TO SUBMIT A REFUND REQUEST (Hyperlink removed)
Note: Your request will be processed within a period of ten (10) working days
We appreciate taking the time to learn about our tax refund. It's one more way Income tax department can make your tax payment experience better.
Tax Refund Department
Department 0f revenue,
Ministry 0f finance,
Now the mail is obviously a scam, but for a second I was almost taken in because of the email ID: firstname.lastname@example.com
That's almost official sounding. But if you go through the trouble of making this website or email ID, why don't the spammers also redirect me to a more official sounding link when I click on the 'CLICK HERE' link which instead led to a completely unofficial sounding http://socialbusinesslearning.dk/wp-content/plugins/wordsocial/inc/sc.funct.php?check=3&action=refund (Please don't click that)
Also, the 'Of' in the signature is spelt with 0 (zero) instead of O. And silly spelling mistakes. Oh, and also, there's no way I can qualify for that much refund, but I see the appeal. Its a nice, middle-of-the-ballpark figure for a mass mailer.
Surely you can do better guys?
Facebook, Divorces
Posted by Unknown on Tuesday, May 22, 2012 / / Comments: (0)
With all the brouhaha about FB's IPO and the dud that followed, here's something else for us married folks to chew on: Does Facebook Wreck Marriages?
More than a third of divorce filings last year contained the word Facebook, according to a U.K. survey by Divorce Online, a legal services firm. And over 80% of U.S. divorce attorneys say they've seen a rise in the number of cases using social networking, according to the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers. "I see Facebook issues breaking up marriages all the time," says Gary Traystman, a divorce attorney in New London, Conn. Of the 15 cases he handles per year where computer history, texts and emails are admitted as evidence, 60% exclusively involve Facebook.
I'm feeling better about not being an avid FB user already...
How to buy Happiness
Posted by Unknown on Saturday, May 12, 2012 / / Comments: (2)
Money can, in fact, make you happy, but not quite in the way you think it will. Spending on others makes you far happier than spending on yourself.
Here's an interesting TED talk on this...
Here's an interesting TED talk on this...
Short Review: The Corporation that Changed the World
Posted by Unknown on Wednesday, May 9, 2012 / Labels: Book Review / Comments: (0)
The Corporation that Changed the World: How the East India Company Shaped the Modern Multi by Nick Robins
My rating: 3 of 5 stars
The book is a good read; unfortunately, I found the first half too confusing. The timeline would often jump 30-40 years forward and backward which made following the narrative a bit difficult. Reading becomes easier in the second half. Nevertheless, an interesting read, especially to understand about how the company was looked at (and operated) from a British point of view. Although it runs under 200 pages, its not a quick read, there's a lot of information packed within those pages.
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'The Tiny Wife'
Posted by Unknown on Saturday, May 5, 2012 / Labels: Book Review / Comments: (0)
The Tiny Wife by Andrew Kaufman
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
A fantastic little book, fantastic as in a tale of wondrous fantasy. Wonderfully imagined and written, the book is a perfect little meal in itself. As Goldilocks would say, 'The book is just right.'
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- Oil Expeller, Oil Press and Oil Refinery Machine Supplier
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Product Description
Flax Seed Oil Plant Manufacturer refining of vegetable oils is essential to ensure removal of gums, waxes, phosphatides and free fatty acid (F. F.A.) from the oil; to impart uniform colour by removal of colouring pigments and to get rid of unpleasant smell from the oil by removal of odiferous matter. Shandong Leader Machinery Co.,ltd. refining is carried out either on batch operation or as continuous operation. With certain High Efficiency Dinter Brand palm oil filter machine oils even physical refining can be carried out instead of chemical. For processing less than thirty tones of oil per 24 hours, and when oil has F.F .A. content of 1 % or less normally batch process is recommended. Flax Seed Oil Plant Manufacturer batch process involves low capital investment, simplicity of operation and low maintenance, making refining economically a viable proposition even at capacity as low as 10 tonnes per 24 hours of High Efficiency Dinter Brand palm oil filter machine.
High Efficiency Dinter Brand palm oil filter machine
Contact Email: dinter0008 @dinter.cn
Our Services
1. Write the project feasibility study report
2. Undertake project design including technology, civil engineering, steel structure, machinery, electric, automation
3. Providing professional support for the consultation of engineering technology and technical problem.
4. Optimizing plant design for the existing technology, make the production and business more competitive. The automation reconstruction, intelligence control, stable and safety operation for the existing production line
5. After-sale service, training your labors on basic theoretical knowledge, technology of production processing and operation and maintainenance.FAQ
Q1 : Which kind of materials can be processed?
All kinds of oil seeds. For example, sunflower seeds, rice bran, corn germ, palm fruit, palm kernel,coconut,peanut, soybean, sesame, cottonseeds, rapeseed, etc.
Q2 : What's the capacity?
Generally, 10-5000 tons per day. We can also manufacture as per customers' requirements.
Q3 : How long is the warranty?
The main parts of the machine come with one year warranty and after the expiration our engineer is available overseas to do the maintenance work.
Q4 : Can the machine be installed locally?
We can do the turn-key projects or other services according to customers'requirements,according to this condition,our services can be manufacturing,purchasing,transporting,installation,training labors etc.
Q5 : How to operate the machine?
Our engineers will be available to guide and train your labors how to operate and run the machine.
Business Scope
Content of engineering: process design, general contract engineering for mechanical & electrical equipment construction and installation & debugging.
1. 10-5000T/D Oilseed preliminary cleaning, drying, storage section turn-key project
2. 5-5000T/D Oilseed pretreatment & pre-pressing production line turn-key project
3. 100-5000T/D Oilseed extraction production line turn-key project
4. 5-3000T/D Physical (Chemical) refining, fractionation production line turn-key project
5. 10-3000T/D Cold pressed peanut synchronization extraction protein powder under low temperature turn-key project
6. 10-1000T/D Phospholipid concentrate production line turn-key project
7. 10-500T/D Animal oil boil, refining, shortening and margarine turn-key project
8. 10-500T/D Biodiesel production line turn-key project
9. 10-1500T/D Cottonseed husking project
10. 10-3000T/D Sunflower oil, rice bran oil, corn germ Oil Pressing, refining, dewaxing turn-key project
11. 1-100T/D Peony seed oil, tea seed oil, ect. turn-key project
12. 10-2000T/D Full automatic control filling packing production line turn-key project.
Production Process
1. Pretreatment & Pre-pressing Processing
1) Processing Capacity: 10 ~ 5000TPD
2) Processing flow: Cleaning --> Crushing --> Flaking --> Cooking --> Pressing --> Crude oil &Cake
The importance of oil seeds cleaning:
(1) For good storage and transporation
(2) Reduce oil loss, improve oil yield
(3) Improve the quality of oil and cake (meal)
(4) Increase the production capacity of the equipment, reduce equipment wear
(5) Avoid industrial accident, preventing environment pollution
(6) Improve the effect of processing technology
3) Application Range: various oil seeds
4) Brief Introduction:
Design methods of oil pretreatment differ from oilseeds, oil technology, quality index, comprehensive utilization of oil and the investment amount, etc. According to oil production technology and
requirements on product quality, extraction technology can be classified into Pressing, Pre-Pressing, Hot-Pressing and Cold-Pressing.
2. Oil Extraction Production Line
1) Processing Capacity: 100~5000TPD
2) Processing Flow: please see below flow chart
3) Application Range: various oil seeds, cake
4) Processing Feature
(4.1) High oil yield, low residual oil of meal
(4.2) High quality meal, improve meal nutrition and use value, the meal can be directly used for food or additives
(4.3) Low processing cost
(4.4) High level of automation
(4.5) Good environmental conditions
(6) Adopt negative pressure evaporation, production at low temperature,Oil quality good
(7) Extraction system with very strong adaptability, can adapt for different materials for production
(8) The unique tail gas recycle system, ensure safe production and source recycle
(9) Sufficient energy saving design, many times of heat energy using, save steam consumption
5) Brief introduction: Apply the principle of Solid-liquid extraction, choose some organic solvent which can dissolve grease, the oil can be extracted from the oilseed after the spraying and soaking of oilseed. It has the features of hign oil yield, low residual oil of meal and good quality meal. And easy to realize mass and automatic production. itâs applied widely in home and abroad. According to different scale of production and property of material, we could provide the major equipments such as stainless steel grid plate rotary extractor, loop type extractor, drag chain extractor, D.T.D.C desolventizer-toaster.
3. Oil refining production line
1. Processing Capacity: 5~3000TPD
2. Processing Flow: please see below flow chart
3. Application Range: various crude oil
4. The Purpose of Refining: A. remove impurities B. Improve product quality C. For the safe storage
5. Refining method including: chemical refining and physical refining
6. Brief Introduction: oil refining is a complicated process normally including physical and chemical refining. An optimization refining process is the essence of the oil production. According to different physical and chemical characters of the oil and accompaniment, separate oil and impurities with the help of acid, alkali, high temperature process, ect. to improve the oil stability and safety for using and storage. Our main oil refining process as follows:
(6.1). Intermittent Refining Process
Itâs suitable for small scale oil refining plant. Itâs major process including degumming, deacidification, bleaching,deodorization.
(6.2). Semicontinuous Refining Process Itâs major process including degumming, deacidification, bleaching, deodorization.
(6.3). Continuous Refining Process
Itâs suitable for large scale oil refining plant. The major process including degumming and alkali refining, deacidification, water washing, drying, bleaching, filtration, deodorization.
7 Refining Workshop Feature
(7.1). Massively increase heat recovery system, improve the Inefficient use of heat, save energy.
(7.2). Automatic control of adding clay during bleaching process and ration adding to ensure bleaching effect.
(7.3). Deodorization heating adopt vacuum exchange heat and heating, make oil quality more stable and heat transfer more efficient.
(7.4).Use packing and tray plate structure deodorization tower which is specially designed for oil, reduce the steam consumption, meanwhile, the tray provide necessary hot bleaching.
(7.5). The oil quality, production consumption, equipment configuration and system control achieve first-class at home and abroad.
High Efficiency Dinter Brand palm oil filter machine equipment involved are Neutralizer, Bleacher, Deodorizer, Heat Exchanger, High & low vacuum equipment & Filters. Troika plant with batch process have been operating at number of places, processing varity of vegetable oils.The pretreated oil is subjected to Alkali Refining. The caustic soda reacts with Free Fatty Acids (F.F.A.) present in the oil and forms soap stock, the soap stock is separated out by centrifugal separator, oil is washed with water for complete removal of soap stock. The wash water is separated out by centrifugal separators. If you are looking out for a refining line batch or continuous, physical or chemical for conventional or nor conventional vegetable oil -Get in touch with Shandong Leader Machinery Co.,ltd..
If you have any demand about microwave drying equipment and edible oil refining equipment, pls feel free contact us any time.
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NOTE:We can specially design the machine according to your production's features.
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In the days before environmental regulations, the War Assets Administration disposed of its metallic sodium from WWII the old-fashioned way — by throwing it into Washington's Lake Lenore and watching it go boom. So let's sit back and kick off the week with a nice chemical explosion.
Fortunately, Lake Lenore was fish-free, so no fishies were harmed in the making of this explosion.
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As the Assistant Director for Residence Life - Facilities and Administrative Services, Julie is responsible for oversight of the residence hall custodial staff and all residence hall construction/renovation projects. Julie also coordinates summer conferences and break housing, administers housing contract exemptions, and provides leadership to the housing assignment process.
Julie received her master's degree from Minnesota State University-Mankato in Counseling and Student Personnel in Higher Education and has been working professionally in the field for 15 years.


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These fun and scenic cruises on Lake Coeur d'Alene depart daily from downtown Coeur d'Alene. You'll find many cruise choices to match your vacation or family outing, including Scenic Cruises, Sunset Dinner Cruises, St. Joe River Cruises, Brunch, and Spokane River Cruises or seasonal event and holiday cruises.
For family activities on Lake Coeur d'Alene, take a daily cruise in the summer, or a Journey to the North Pole Cruise to visit Santa between Thanksgiving and New Year's. CdA lake cruises depart for all major holidays including the spectacular Coeur d'Alene Resort Holiday Light Show, as featured on Good Morning America.
The two-deck Lake Coeur d'Alene Cruises boats are climate-controlled and have picture windows, sound systems, and full bar service, which help create a wonderful experience on the water. Lake Coeur d'Alene is known as the Playground of the Pacific Northwest for its scenic beauty, and the rail of a cruise boat is the best place to enjoy it.
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We've been keeping an eye on Stoic's Kickstarter'd strategy role-playing game The Banner Saga for a while now. The small studio, consisting of three ex-BioWare developers, describes their game as "role-playing meets turn-based strategy, wrapped into an adventure mini-series about vikings."
In this video above, the developers spend a long time (too long a time) walking through Kickstarter rewards, but if you skip to the 7:00 mark, you'll get to see some of the game in action. It looks a bit like a viking-tinged version of Card Hunter, which is just fine by me.


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Hoping to keep Johnny Law from examining your mobile comings and goings? Use an iPhone.
The Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) in iPhones and iPad 3s is, according to Technology Review, unbreakable.
"I can tell you from the Department of Justice perspective, if that drive is encrypted, you're done," Ovie Carroll, director of the cyber-crime lab at the Computer Crime and Intellectual Property Section in the Department of Justice, said during his keynote address at the DFRWS computer forensics conference in Washington, D.C., last Monday. "When conducting criminal investigations, if you pull the power on a drive that is whole-disk encrypted you have lost any chance of recovering that data."
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News from around the country and around the globe
After years of analysis -- and severely flawed iPhone product launch -- the encryption algorithm "is so strong that no computer imaginable for the forseeable future ... would be able to crack a truly random 256-bit AES key."
The AES key is unique to every device, and is not recorded anywhere -- not by Apple or any of its parts suppliers, according to a security white paper: "Each step of the boot-up process contains components that are cryptographically signed by Apple to ensure integrity, and proceeds only after verifying the chain of trust."
The real trick is making it easy for consumer to lock down all their data -- including email. Click here for a how-to.