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CHICAGOLAND (CBS)–Dropping temperatures increased calls to Chicago area heating and cooling companies as furnaces kicked in for the first time overnight.
WBBM Newsradio's John Cody reports overnight temperatures in the mid 30s started phones ringing in Chicago area heating and air conditioning services.
The president of South Suburban Heating and Cooling says most of the calls came from people who found their furnaces didn't kick in when temperatures dropped to the mid-30s, usually those who'd been neglecting regular maintenance.
Dave Meter says the most useful thing the homeowner can do is do an eyeball check on the air filter to make sure air's getting through.
"Absolutely. It's the most important thing before you start up your furnace. The first thing you want to do is check your filter. If it hasn't been replaced, or cleaned, or maintained in the last thirty days, you want to take care of that first. That's the most important thing in your comfort system," Meter says.
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"What I do is hold it up to a light, and if you can still see a lot of light through it as if it was new, probably okay for a little while. But most filters, it's pretty obvious."
Meter says a musty heat odor when the furnace first kicks in isn't a problem – explaining it's just the furnace heating off particles collected on the heat exchanger over the summer.


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If you're a Twitter fan, you might wonder what all the tweets bearing the '#oxsconeoff' hashtag are about.
#oxsconeoff is the Twitter tag used to announce the one and only, now world famous, Scone Baking Competition, being held at 2pm on Bank Holiday Monday (May 3rd) at Fallowfields Hotel, Kingston Bagpuize, Oxfordshire!
No doubt you were taught as a child not to eavesdrop … but this is exactly what I did on Twitter a couple of months ago, and look where it got me! There was a 'conversation' going on between Anthony Lloyd (@FallowfieldsUK) and Tracey Jefferies (@TraceyJefferies) on the subject of scones. I happened to see this and tweeted saying 'must make some scones – haven't made them in ages'. And the dye was cast! Anthony Lloyd set us up for a scone-making competition at the Community Day on May 3rd at his Oxfordshire hotel. The competition hotted up when Sarah Steel (@nurserysarah) got involved. Fortunately she is now back from her extended holiday in Cyprus, courtesy of the volcanic ash, but it was a near thing!
Needless to say, all 3 contestants are canvassing votes on Twitter from their supporters. Perhaps next we should take on the politicians and form an #Oxsconeoff Party in time for Thursday's election! Of course my fellow competitors won't stand a chance, and if you check out the pictures you'll see what they're up against. Just don't tell them … OK?
The event, which runs from 11am until 5pm, is an action-packed day out for all the family. Local radio station JackFM will be there to join in the fun. Among the attractions are a host of stalls, guided tours round the Fallowfields Farm, Falconry Displays, and a fun dog show. There is a small entrance fee on the day, with the proceeds going to charity.
The highlight of course will be the scone-making competition, with the audience being roped in for some tasting and voting. No doubt there will be much nobbling of judges going on through out the morning, before we get down to the challenge … with jam and cream at 20 paces.
So what do you do next? Take yourself and the family along to Fallowfields Hotel on Monday and join in the fun. Oh … and don't forget to vote for me (@WORDright)!
And … if you're wondering what all this has to do with marketing a business … I'm a firm believer in raising our profile in the local area, be that with scones or anything else (providing it's legal, moral and decent, of course!).


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Our next field trip was to the Pechanga Reservation south of Temecula CA. Right next to the Pechanga casino was a nursery that grows many different plants. Again we were joined by other classes who took a tour of the entire place. There were these pretty cool areas where native huts had been rebuilt. The amount of detail in them was incredible. We got the chance to go inside of them too. It was nice considering it was freezing outside. We were able to taste some of the flowers that are grown there as well . It may not have been the greatest weather, but I am still happy with the way some of my images turned out. Here are some of my favorites.


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Reports today that the Bengals are using the franchise tag on PK Shayne Graham. He joins Falcons punter Michael Koenen as specialists who have earned the franchise tag this offseason. How do these moves compare? The nuts and bolts of each move are listed below; you can see them in with other franchise players in this post.
PK Shayne Graham, Bengals – Graham is a consistent kicker (85.6 percent field goals in his career), and he has found a home in Cincinnati after bouncing around as kickers often do at the beginning of their careers. Graham is a good kicker, but he's not a game-changer. But given the Bengals' free-agency status – and WR T.J. Houshmandzadeh's vocal desire to leave – it makes at least a little sense to keep the guy who wants to stay. But Graham, while a good kicker, isn't so much better than the rest of kickers that he deserves to be paid as a top-five guy. So this is a marginal move for a team that must make some serious upgrades in free agency to move forward.
P Michael Koenen, Falcons – Koenen has developed into quite a weapon for the Falcons. He was the king of no-return punts this year, as the Falcons allowed just 49 punt return yards all season. (That's a league record.) Koenen's leg strength is also a boon on kickoffs (he had 16 touchbacks), which allows the Falcons to use veteran kicker Jason Elam's reliability on field goals without wasting a roster spot on a kickoff-only specialist. Koenen's net-yardage speciality makes him one of the top punters in the league, so it's fair – and smart – for the Falcons to pay him as such. (Thanks to this article for some background info.)


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Where better than to experience the rugged Cornish scenery than from the sturdy deck of a beautiful tall-ship? Cornwall's coastline is paramount to her rich history; tales of trade and smuggling intertwine themselves with the dramatic cliffs and sweeping sandy bays. When squinting though sunlight at the billowing white sails above, gulls wheeling and crying, it's hard not to feel intrinsically linked with Cornish heritage.
The variety of life aboard
Learning the ropes of traditional sailing is a great challenge for sea-dogs and landlubbers alike. The rewards are simply breathtaking: being aboard a historic ship cascading over ocean-blue waves is a thrilling experience for all ages.
All your hard work pays off in other ways too, with everyday visits to quaint harbours where you can sample some delicious clotted cream ice cream and soak up the hustle and the bustle of a busy Cornish summer. Of course, if it all gets too much, you can sail away to any number of secluded sandy beaches, accessible only by water, so tranquility is guaranteed.
Sheltered coves and starlit nights
Perhaps one of the best parts of staying on Bessie Ellen in Cornwall are the still evenings, where the peaceful little coves in which she anchors become an astronomer's dream. The star-studded sky seems infinite from the deck, where you can lie for as long as you like; observing comets, shooting stars, and the silvery moon, which often lights a shimmering path across the darkened waters. You'll be swept away by the romance of Cornwall and its stark contrast to modern life.
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The Bessie Ellen is very comfortable, offering you everything you need throughout your time on board. In Cornwall particularly, food forms an important part of life, both ashore and afloat. The crew endeavour to source local delicacies where possible, making sure you receive the superlative Cornish dining experience to ensure your stay is truly outstanding.
Don't just take our word for it – as featured in The Guardian
"Sailing past coves and into historic ports gives a sense of Cornwall's nautical heritage in a way land trips can't, and there is a definite romance to sailing a ship as old and experienced as Bessie Ellen." – The Guardian


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The challenge this time around:
Any food blogger worth their salt can make a classic dish sing, but can they go outside their comfort zone and tackle a foreign cuisine? We're bypassing the French and Italian standards in favor of more challenging cuisines.
Bloggers are to tackle a foreign cuisine outside the realm of one's normal blog practice to challenge our cooking and writing skills for this challenge. Although Hawaii is technically part of the United States, I feel very strongly it's an entity unto itself. Ask a few natives to expound on the topic, you will hear strong opinions about identifying with the U.S. And by native, I do not mean military or tourist. The more time I spend in Hawaii, the more the cuisine thrills me. And yet, I have never cooked it.
Anyone who follows this blog or my life in general knows of my familial involvement and frequent visits to Hawaii. D and I often comment that we feel Hawaii is less like this country's newest state and more like its own country, floating alone out there in the warm equatorial Pacific. Hawaii is an oddly dichotomous place. It encompasses and embraces so many cultures in a way communities here on the mainland don't seem to do with equal grace. Yet at the same time Hawaii is distinctly itself. Polynesian, Japanese, the United States; surfers, sailors, sightseers; languages, food, geology and phenotypes all combine together curiously. The more often one visits the more evident Hawaiians are both deeply protective of their islands yet fiercely proud. Protective and proud of all of it: neighborhoods, landforms, beaches, local color...the following two quotes sum up my thoughts on this exotic place rather neatly. (Really, the second one just made me laugh).
Yesterday I found myself hurtling through the time/space continuum in a state of Friday afternoon bliss coupled with an, "I'm moving onto round two in Project Food Blog" elation. As I drove toward Little Tokyo Market Place I began making a shopping list in my head.
Poke is my favorite Hawaiian food, hands down. From the jubilant poke at the Ono Seafood counter (my holy grail poke), the solid from Tamura's Wines, and the crunchy at Imua Lounge (all in Honolulu) to all the mediocre and sometimes just sad poke on the mainland, I will always eat the poke. Recently, I have become pretty enamored of the poke served at Chaya during Happy Hour in downtown Los Angeles. Do the hokey poke.
During the week, awaiting the first round results of Project Food Blog, I planned my cooking attack by exhaustively researching poke recipes on the internets. I didn't want to use a chile pepper, using brown sugar is heresy, and I don't really like nuts in my poke. I did find this fun article, an exploration of poke culture, poke one-upmanship and devotion between poke masters of the islands such as Sam Choy, Mel and Justin Tanioka, and Hideaki Miyoshi of izakaya Tokkuri-Tei (have dined at Tokkuri-Tei in the past). It gave me a list of poke to try on my next hop to the middle of the puddle. Nothing like having goals.
I landed on the following recipe because of simplicity, seeming authenticity (no brown sugar please) and potential heat. Caveats: I chose sashimi grade albacore loin instead of ahi because of its comparative beauty on the shopping day in question and my preference for it in general for sushi and sashimi. Additionally, I made enough for a small army to feed house guests that night and mah jonggers in the morning.
Alan Wong's Mini Loco Moco
Chef Alan Wong is one of the 12 co-founders of Hawaiian Regional Cuisine, a culinary movement that began in the early 90's in Hawaii highlighting Hawaii's diverse ethnic food styles and local ingredients. Their goal was to create a stronger connection between the constant demand for high end food created partially by the tourist industry and Hawaii's highest quality products such as cattle from the Big Island, fruits and vegetables from the rich volcanic soils of Maui, and the rich bounty from the Pacific waters.
Alan Wong runs two wonderful restaurants, Alan Wong's in Honolulu (voted #8 of America's Top 50 restaurants by Gourmet in 2006), and The Pineapple Room in Macy's at the Ala Moana shopping center. Having eaten at both several times I can attest both are fantastic, with Alan Wong's being by far the more upscale, but I actually prefer the food at the Pineapple Room personally.
The last time I was at Alan Wong's, for my appetizer I ordered the Mini Loco Moco, which sparked a two year long relationship with loco moco in general. I have tried several during my last few visits to Hawaii. I remain fascinated by the Japanese/Hawaiian fusion of the Mini Loco Moco still on the menu at Alan Wong's. Here, I recreate it in my own kitchen with a few snags and snarls along the way. Inuyaki blogs about Wong's mini loco moco, Yelpers rave about it, and Giant Steps shares his snaps.
Chef Wong's mini loco moco eschews the traditional hamburger patty, white rice and meat gravy turning traditional loco moco on its head. He replaces white rice and hamburger patty by crusting unagi with mochi (made from sweet white rice). He then tops the mini loco moco with a quail egg and seasons it all with a wasabi kabayaki sauce. I can do this, no recipe needed.
I started by considering the fried chicken. I crust my fried chicken with flour ergo I will crust my unagi with Mochiko, a white rice flour used for making the gelatinous substance we know as mochi. No. Did not work. Uncooked, it's texturally sandy and simply frying the Mochiko breaded unagi was not the right cooking method to bring out the heft of mochi from the Mochiko. So, I cooked the box of Mochiko into a pan of solid mochi. I thought, I will simply cut it into thin slices, wrap the unagi and then fry or broil. This was not 100% unsuccessful either, but I was getting there.
See above. The problem was that the mochi was very difficult to work with at room temperature. Very sticky and dense. Additionally, the thickness of the mochi meant that the flavors and textures of the beautiful unagi were somewhat lost. I tweeted/facebooked/forumed in frustration. I was considering a more traditional loco moco using fried rice and maybe a Wagyu beef patty from Harmony Farms. Which seemed silly being that I had already shot my financial wad on eel, sauce and Mochiko. Twitter to the rescue. My long time twitter friend blogger Ono Kine Grindz suggested I freeze the mochi and try grating it like cheese. Happily, I had success. I owe it all to a fellow food obsessed Hawaii loving blogger, who happens to have mouth watering skills with a camera. Check out his blog if you have a minute. The grating worked perfectly for two reasons. The mochi was cold and doesn't stick to your hands quite as badly, and the grated pieces allow you to crust the unagi more thinly so the flavors and textures stand up to each other more equally in the dish.
See the sucessful and delicious mini loco mocos above. At first bite, from D I got an, "Oh my God, Liz, this is delicious! Can we please eat these sitting down?" That, my readers, is success.
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In light of Gov. Jerry Brown's revised fiscal year 2014-2015 budget proposal, an Assembly subcommittee last week heard a plan to restructure the state's developmental centers.
At Friday's hearing of the Assembly Budget Subcommittee on Health and Human Services, a plan based on the recommendations of a developmental center task force was outlined to re-appropriate $13 million for the centers. The new plan calls for funding to be used in a few very different ways from past efforts.
"The results of that task force are some of the incremental issues that are being presented here as views of the [Brown] Administration," said Santi Rogers, director of California's Department of Developmental Services. "We're excited about them. … Now, with your support, we can get on our way real aggressively. I can assure you of that."
Rogers said the proposed policy changes are the result of a strong validation of the stakeholder process, during which hundreds of people in the developmental health community contributed time and ideas.
"We are pleased that this has been approved by the administration so we can sit here and be excited about tomorrow," he said.
According to Nancy Bargmann, deputy director of the Community Services Division of DDS, the roughly $13 million will be spent in a more patient-centered approach. The spending plan includes:
- $5.4 million to develop six behavior support centers;
- $3.9 million to develop two community crisis homes, one in Northern California, one in Southern California;
- $2.4 million to expand existing models of care and create of greater capacity for those with complex medical needs, including additional adult residential facilities for those with special medical needs and two transition homes;
- $1.2 million for regional center staffing; and
- $121,000 to address quality risk management issues.
"As part of the May revision, the department has identified specific steps toward implementing the task force recommendations," Bargmann said. "The $13 million re-appropriation will address two recommendations: issues related to individuals with enduring and complex medical needs, and issues related to individuals with challenging behaviors and support needs."
The subcommittee did not vote on the proposal, but continued it to further consideration, though approval for the plan was clear.
"We are now on a pathway where people are moving forward together, and that's very positive," said Assembly member Wesley Chesbro (D-Arcata). "I'm particularly excited … that we will put in place the supports necessary for any transitions into the community."


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Meryl Streep takes the Fox News defense against Rose McGowan texting attack, which accused her of knowing about the actions, motives or intensions of Harvey Weinstein and how he treated Hollywood actresses.
McGowan criticized Streep, among others, for planning to wear black the Golden Globes awards, which is held in January:
"YOUR SILENCE is THE problem. You'll accept a fake award breathlessly & affect no real change. I despise your hypocrisy. Maybe you should all wear Marchesa."
In an effort to defend herself, Streep listed Fox News conservatives like Bill O'Reilly and Roger Ailes, the founder of Fox News. O'Reilly is hated by liberals, who generally dismiss Fox News as inauthentic journalism or too favorable to President Trump.
But isn't this just the liberal sympathy defense? List some conservatives, people who other liberal Hollywood elites hate, just prove that she is one of them, more than willing to defend the liberal Hollywood ideals against conservatives? But by this attempt to deflect attention, it would seem to prove McGowan's assertions.
Why would Streep, a bright woman, be able to recall these Fox News people, to the exclusion of people like Matt Lauer, Charlie Rose and others, who work at other networks that are considered more liberal? Why the focus on Fox News?
[Who are the liberals who have been accused of the same or worse?
Matt Lauer, NBC Today Show, Sen. Al Franken, Rep. John Conyers, Mark Halperin, NBC and MSNBC, and Glen Thrush, New York Times. Thrush was an active Trump-hater, a texter of half truths about the Trump administration.]
It's because it's assumed that by siding with liberals, those who run movie studios, in attacking Fox News, she will be forgiven for overlooking any woman who got in the way of the movie system that is dominated by men.
Streep is a survivor. She is the last woman on the island. She is the victor, a woman who has probably braved nearly anything that has been thrown her way. (It's been rumored that Dustin Hoffman, to prepare her for her role as the woman who wanted a divorce, slapped her in the face.)
So this is her way of saying that she feels for McGowan. She feels for her weakness. She feels for the fact that she is not as strong as Streep is. That's what she is saying.
It's a long text.
"Rose assumed and broadcast something untrue about me, and I wanted to let her know the truth. Through friends who know her, I got my home phone number to her the minute I read the headlines," Streep wrote. "I sat by that phone all day yesterday and this morning, hoping to express both my deep respect for her and others' bravery in exposing the monsters among us, and my sympathy for the untold, ongoing pain she suffers."
Streep says she was not "deliberately silent. I didn't know." But how is this possible? To say this is like saying I am not a star. I don't know how the Hollywood game is played. She knows how it is played. She is tough. She is probably one of the toughest female actor or actress in Hollywood.
If walls could talk, oh the stories they would tell of run-ins Streep has probably had with agents, directors, actors. Is she saying that no Hollywood agent has ever attempted to take advantage of her? Does Streep live in a lily white pristine world where she knows of nothing of people like Weinstein? Not likely.
"I don't like young women being assaulted. I didn't know this was happening."
While she may have had direct knowledge of the particular episodes with Harvey Weinstein, she did know all about Harvey. She knew what he was like. She probably heard stories and knew about all the male Hollywood producers and how lecherous each of them were, their proclivities, whether or not they could be trusted alone in a hotel room.
Again, while she may not have known about specific instances, she knew about - or heard about Weinstein.
"But not every actor, actress, and director who made films that HW distributed knew he abused women, or that he raped Rose in the 90s, other women before and others after, until they told us. We did not know that womens' silence was purchased by him and his enablers."
But that's not really the point. Every actor or actress is not Meryl Streep. It's not you, Meryl. The fact is that lots of them or probably the majority, knew what Weinstein was like. To pretend otherwise is to feign ignorance.
Meryl Streep, for decades, has been one of the most powerful female actors. If Streep had said something about Weinstein when he was in the throws of his attacks on women, it would have stopped him dead in his tracks. He would have had to give up his producing.
But what Weinstein did is probably not unusual. As casting directors go, it's common of see how far a woman will go, or what she will do to be placed in the role in a movie.
To say something about this, Streep would have had to upset the entire Hollywood system. And that's not something she wanted to do. Why would she? She has paid her dues. She has the Oscar.
"Rose and the scores of other victims of these powerful, moneyed, ruthless men face an adversary for whom Winning, at any and all costs, is the only acceptable outcome. That's why a legal defense fund for victims is currently being assembled to which hundreds of good hearted people in our business will contribute, to bring down the bastards, and help victims fight this scourge within."
"No one can bring back what entitled bosses like Bill O'Reilly, Roger Ailes, and HW took from the women who endured attacks on their bodies and their ability to make a living.. And I hoped that she would give me a hearing. She did not, but I hope she reads this."
Entitled bosses like Bill O'Reilly, Roger Ailes and Weinstein. What about Charlie Rose? What about Matt Lauer? What about Al Franken? What about liberal monsters?
"I am truly sorry she sees me as an adversary, because we are both, together with all the women in our business, standing in defiance of the same implacable foe: a status quo that wants so badly to return to the bad old days, the old ways where women were used, abused and refused entry into the decision-making, top levels of the industry. That's where the cover-ups convene. Those rooms must be disinfected, and integrated, before anything even begins to change."
The bad old days? When were the bad old days for Charlie Rose? When were the bad old days for Matt Lauer? For Al Franken. They were not too long ago. Yes, Streep is a survivor. It's not likely that Streep will convene any meeting for the purposes of disinfecting or integrating Hollywood any time soon.
But if Streep had said something about people like Weinstein, the world might have changed. People like Weinstein might not have felt to entitled to do whatever they wanted with women. Unfortunately for McGowan and others like her, we'll never know how things might have been.
But undoing the damage done by someone like Weinstein will not be easy. He was quite popular with Democrats and liberals alike, partly because he donated heavily to liberal causes like the Clinton Foundation.
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text: I hope you don't mind my posting an article I wrote for backwoodsman mag about treating corn to make hominy/posole. I saw a question about it in another place, thought it might go here, too....kappydell FROM ANIMAL FEED TO PEOPLE FOOD: HOW TO MAKE HOMINY Hominy is an interesting food. It is easily made from dry corn, producing a cheap, filling, and tasty dish that has fed common folks since colonial days. Hominy grits are chopped hominy; the whole kernel type can be found canned in some grocery stores and the dried hominy (posole) can be ordered on the internet as well. But it is cheaper and a lot more fun to make it yourself. So just how do you turn that dried corn into edible hominy? There are several ways, depending on what material you find available. I have made hominy from corn I shelled from corn ears sold for feeding squirrels, as well as animal feed corn purchased from the feed store. Dent corn or flint corn work equally well, as does white, yellow, or multi-colored corn. (Popcorn does not make hominy, though it can be ground for an acceptable corn meal.) Now you may ask just why on earth anyone would mix lye, ashes or baking soda with corn. It sounds like an unappetizingly odd thing to eat and an awful lot of work just to make dinner. Simply put, treating the corn with lye or lime changes the corn's chemistry in critical ways if you are depending on corn as a major food source, as our ancestors did. It takes the hull off the corn for faster cooking and for easier processing into a wider variety of edibles. (The variety keeps you from getting bored with eating corn.) But it also makes the niacin in corn more absorbable in the human body, an important way of preventing Pellagra (a malnutrition disease). It adds calcium to the corn. Finally, it alters the protein content of corn to make it a more complete protein. So there are good reasons both historically and scientifically for making hominy out of corn, as opposed to simply grinding it untreated, into corn meal. Hominy made with lye bought at the store is most common in my area. Be sure you get lye (sodium hydroxide), not drain cleaner, from the grocery, hardware or building supply store. Wash 2 quarts of shelled corn to get rid of dust and chaff. Put the corn in a non-reactive pot (I use my enamel canner) and add 8 quarts potable water and 2 ounces of purchased lye (about 8 – 9 teaspoons). Bring the pot to a boil and boil vigorously 30 minutes. Turn off heat and let stand 20 minutes longer. Drain hominy and rinse well using hot water. Work the hominy (rub it) with your hands, until skins and the little dark tips at the point of the corn are gone. Float them away in the rinsing water. Drain the hominy, rinse out the pot and put the corn back in. Add water to cover plus one inch and bring to a boil. Boil 5 min. Change to fresh water and repeat the 5 minute boiling cycle 4 more times. At this point you may cook and eat it, freeze it, can it or dehydrate it. This recipe makes 6 quarts or so of hominy (which amount fits my canner per- fectly for canning). You can make your own lye water by dripping rain water (distilled for those with no rain catching system) through hardwood ashes. You might have trouble finding a barrel to make the drip system. Don't worry, plastic pails that stack work just as well. (Better yet if you can get the baker at the local grocery store to give you a couple for free.) Proceed to make lye water in the usual manner and remember, if it not strong enough to suit you or to float the egg, you can simply run the weak lye water through another pail of fresh ashes to make it stronger, or boil it down to concentrate it. To use the lye water to make hominy, put 2 gallons of lye water, 2 gallons of dry corn, and 2 additional gallons of plain potable water in a large non-reactive pot (that enamel canner works just fine!). Simmer until the corn kernel skins start to slip off. Drain, rinse and rub the corn through 4 cycles to get the lye out. Boil in the cleaned pot in water to cover until the skins finish coming off completely and the hominy rises top of the water. Scoop the hominy out and cook it as desired. You can even skip the lye making step and make hominy with wood ash directly. Put two double handfuls of clean ashes (meaning you did not burn anything but just the wood) from oak, maple or poplar wood fires into 2 to 3 quarts of clean water. Boil for 1 hour, and then let it set all night for the ashes to settle. In the morning, boil dried corn in the water (strained if you like) until the skins come off and the corn color brightens, about 1-2 hours). Rinse and rub in 3 changes of water. Use the fresh hominy right away or preserve for later. Some recipes use lime instead of lye to treat the corn. You can use either pickling lime (also called mason's, builders, or hydrated lime) which is calcium hydroxide, or you can use quick lime which is calcium oxide. Either one works, they just are used slightly differently. To use calcium hydroxide, place 2 quarts of potable water in a large (4 quart) non-reactive pot. Put on the stove on high heat. As it begins to simmer, stir in 2 tablespoons of the lime with a wood spoon. When it is totally dissolved, add 1 quart of washed dry corn. Discard any kernels that float. When the pot begins to boil, lower heat to a simmer, and simmer 2 minutes. Turn off the heat, cover the pot and soak the corn 4 hours to overnight. Check it, and when the corn skins start to slip, drain the corn into a colander and put it under running water. Work and rub the corn with your hands to remove skins, and gelatinous slime. When the corn is clean, there will only remain a small speck at the corn tip. That is the germ, it can stay or not as you like. Boil the hominy in clean water until it is as done as you like. If your lime is calcium oxide, you use it the same way except that you do not heat the pot. You add the lime to cold water, and it will start to bubble. Stir to dissolve it completely. When the bubbling stops, add the corn, and then put the pot on the fire. Heat, soak, and rinse it as above. If you want a non-corrosive way to make hominy (perhaps your toddler gets into everything and feeds it to the family dog to boot) you can use baking soda instead of lye or lime. It takes longer, but is perfectly tasty just the same. Shell out 1 quart of field corn, and wash it to get rid of dirt, dust, and chaff. Put the corn in a large non-reactive (enamel or stainless steel) pot with 2 quarts of water and 2 tablespoons of baking soda. Soak it overnight. The next day, put the whole pot on the fire, and bring to a boil. Lower heat and simmer 3 hours. Drain, replace the water with cold water and rub the corn hulls off. Drain off the water and hulls, replace with more cold water. Bring to a boil, and simmer only 1 hour this time. Drain, put in cold water and rub off more corn hulls. Repeat the simmer-wash cycle until all the corn is free of hulls. Drain, cook in fresh water until done to suit. Hominy can be eaten many ways depending on your whim. Boiled until soft, salted and buttered is a good way to start. Then you can try cooking it in a stew with celery, onions, kidney beans, and ground beef; adding it to chili (corn and beans make a complete protein); simmered with diced pork, garlic, onions, chili powder and oregano; or maybe with crumbled cooked bacon, some onions sautéed in the bacon fat, tomato soup thinned a bit with water and seasonings of choice. Lime-treated hominy is used in making masa (ground hominy) for corn tortillas and tamales. Recipes abound. If you made a little too much to eat at one time (or other family members do not like hominy) you can freeze the excess. But I find the texture suffers, so I prefer to can it or dehydrate it for storing. To can hominy, simmer it until the kernels are soft, then pack it hot in hot jars leaving 1 inch head space. Add 1 tsp salt per quart, or 1/2 tsp salt per pint. Add cooking liquid leaving 1/2 inch headspace. Process at 10 pounds pressure in a pressure canner. Process pints 60 minutes and quarts 70 minutes. To dehydrate hominy, I use a dehydrator (to compensate for a very humid climate). I spread cooked hominy evenly on the trays, and dry it at 140 to 150 degrees Fahrenheit, until it is as dry as dry beans (it will break when hit with a hammer). Break a piece open and make sure it is dried throughout. The dried form, sold as posole goes for $3 to $5 a pound, and keeps well for several years if kept dry. To use it just simmer it until soft again. Autumn being the season of dried field corn, I get a hankering for hominy about this time of year. It has been a popular food since colonial days. Made from any dent or flint corn, of any color, it has provided cheap, tasty and filling meals for generations of hungry hard working folks. So shell some corn, and before you grind it into cornmeal, why not set some aside for hominy? Ive used all these techniques to make hominy, except the wood ash part because I did not have any hardwood ashes to try with. Now I have a fireplace, so I can save some wood ash....letcha know how it turns out!:2thumb:


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There are two posters from the 1983 Frontiers Tour Program featured this week. The Frontiers Tour was a grueling 8 months around the World and back again. When the Tour was over Steve Perry started working on his first solo album, "Street Talk" while Steve Smith went back to record with his other band "Vital Information". Neal always had side projects and he really expanded on them during this time.
This is the first time "Journey" didn't work on new songs during their Tour, they concentrated on the solo projects which kept delaying any work on a new album for far too long.
The first poster is a great shot of the band on Tour. It doesn't even matter that Steve Smith is just an added shot in the corner. Way back in the dark, Ross Valory ended up having the least flattering shot of the group.
This next one is the Centerfold Poster. It's an excellent shot of the band playing. There are also insert shots of each member of the band. It would seem that Steve Perry and Jonathan Cain never change their shirts on Tour.
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LOWNDES COUNTY, Miss. (WCBI) — At Stark Aerospace's Columbus facility, workers are building a new type of plane and leading the way in military technology.
"We're in the middle of producing and testing a new product that we have offered for our government contract. And that is a small UAV called " ArrowLite™," a 6 1/2 pound device that has over 2 hours and 45 minutes of flight time available. It's infrared so it can see in the dark. It can help our troops with surveillance. And so we have night vision and day vision," said Tom Ronaldi, Golden Triangle Unit at Stark Aerospace.
The ArrowLite™ can fly places inaccessible or dangerous for soldiers. Not only that, it's completely silent and travels like a bird, making it hard for enemies to catch.
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As If There Was No "Next Time"
I was discussing politics with a friend of mine, and he wondered aloud if Barack Obama was going to be a one-term president. Clearly, President Obama wants to be a two-term president, and his policies have been those of a man on a re-electable mission. His musing got me thinking about something: What if elected officials behaved as if there was no "next election."
Harry Truman operated in that way during the 1940s and -50s. He didn't want to be vice-president, let alone president of the United States. His wife, Bess, was especially displeased about this particular turn of events, which is why she lived in Missouri during most of his presidency. He ran for re-election primarily because he didn't want to be perceived as having ascended to the presidency by accident. He wanted to know that he had the support of the American people. As we know from the iconic photo, it was a close race, but in the final analysis, Truman won. Truman, though, behaved as though his one term was all there was. He spoke plainly, made unpopular decisions among the politicos surrounding him, and insisted on being taken seriously as president for the time he was to be in office.
Since then, we have seen some presidents more interested in re-election than in active, conscientious service as president. The few in history that have not done so are a rare breed, most identifiably in recent memory, Jimmy Carter. His election was a surprise to everyone, probably including himself, and he operated as one who recognized the transience of his office. Rightly or wrongly, President Carter, made decisions irrespective of the upcoming elections. Of course, the consequences of these choices resulted in his loss to Ronald Reagan in his re-election bid in 1980.
What would that look like today? Perhaps AmericansElect has the right idea. Selecting a candidate who already has the views of the American people in place, rather than a candidate trying to convince the public that his or her views are also the views of the masses; rhetoric supplanted by tangible evidence. AmericansElect opens the door to all public figures who have demonstrated their views by acting on them in a public forum, whether in politics or business. The candidate who most closely reflects the priorities and beliefs of those who join AmericansElect will receive the nod, whether they have been in the race or not. It will be nomination by invitation, an organically nominative event.
This process is a fascinating social experiment the likes of which we have not seen since the inception of our country. I am anxious to see who is nominated by this process. There is no guarantee that even if the individual selected is elected, he will receive support from AmericansElect in the following election since AmericansElect is not a party, so he or she will quite possibly be serving with the one-term mentality. Will we have another Truman or Carter, or will we see the individual become sucked into the morass of political wrangling and strategizing that so often encumbers our elected officials?
The nomination of someone, as yet unknown, by AmericansElect will establish the first public, non-partisan mandate of a candidate in this part of the election process. I look forward to seeing what that means in the election of 2012.
It's Not Michelle Bachmann's Fault
This may surprise my readers who know that I lean toward the political left in my social and economic belief system, but the popularity of Representative Michelle Bachmann, and others of her ilk, is not her fault. She is not responsible for the voice she has gained on the national stage. The responsibility rests in our hands.
As Americans, we choose to whom we listen. We have selective hearing when it comes to national candidates. We buy newspapers that have her name on them. We listen to the news when commentators discuss her politics. We click on the links to her interviews. We are wholly in the driver's seat of giving Bachmann a sounding board on the national stage.
If we are unhappy that this candidate has free rein to blather on that evolution and global warming are in dispute, or that she would rather not discuss the ability to cure gay folks of their disorder of homosexuality after she wrote about it in her book, then we must stop paying attention. If the only people who listen are the relatively tiny number of Tea Party supporters, she will never win an election; but listen we continue to do.
I happen to believe in evolution and that it was the process through which God created the world. I am aware that scientists have been wrong in the past and that they speak the most accurate truth they have available to them today. I believe that there are differences in cultures and that all cultures are equal and valid. I also believe that polarity does not make either side wholly correct or wrong. I believe that knowledge and wisdom will direct us toward a middle path.
When Ross Perot ran as an Independent for President of the United States in 1992 and 1996, he was considered by many to be too "out there" for the mass consciousness; however, he did garner 29% of the vote. He had radical, but workable ideas for the economy and understood the machinations of government. In contrast, Bachmann, and all the Bachmann-lights that have appeared on our political landscape are contenders for our highest office in a major party. These individuals have a similar level of scientific understanding as the members of the Flat Earth Society, yet they continue to flourish. How is this even possible?
When they look back on this era, what will historians write about our politics? Will we have had Michelle Bachmann as the 45th President of the United States? Will the medical research laboratories in America shut down because she wouldn't fund research that didn't fit through the narrow filter of extremist right wing beliefs? Will people say of us the same thing they say about the German population who followed Adolf Hitler during the 1930s and '40s: that we just didn't choose to see what was ahead, or were too afraid to have our voices heard?
The truth is that we are giving credence to an ignoramus who does not understand history, economics, and science. She is not an ignoramus because of her beliefs, but because she chooses not to learn what every person who inhabits the White House should know; that she represents all Americans, not just a select few. We are validating her presence on the national stage whenever we do not turn off the television when she is on. Viewership is money in the hands of the media. When the dollars disappear, so does Michelle Bachmann.
Michelle Bachmann spoke this direct quote, "I just take the Bible for what it is, I guess, and recognize I'm not a scientist, not trained to be a scientist. I'm not a deep thinker on all of this. I wish I was. I wish I was more knowledgeable, but I'm not a scientist."
If I've learned nothing else in my life, I've learned to believe what people tell me about themselves. I don't listen to people who admit they don't know. I don't trust people who tell me they have a history of being untrustworthy. I don't spend time with people who show me they do not respect me. I turn off the television and don't click on online links when Michelle Bachmann is the topic. It's that simple.
So, if we find Mrs. Bachmann in the White House, who should we turn to when American's can't feed themselves even though they're working, because Bachmann believes that "if we took away the minimum wage – if conceivably it was gone – we could potentially virtually wipe out unemployment completely because we would be able to offer jobs at whatever level," and racial inequality grows under her administration because she believes that "not all cultures are equal?" We must look in our own mirrors to find the responsible parties, as we do after every election. That is why this will be my last word on Michelle Bachmann. I choose not to give any more of my time or energy toward her presence in the political whirlpool.
If we find her in our White House, it won't be Michelle Bachmann's fault, it will be our own.
Change Stays the Same
Since 1959, the year I was born, as Dwight D. Eisenhower was serving his second term as President of the United States, the one thing I've noticed in politics is that each new president promises change in one way or another. As the four to eight years of their presidencies progress, there is one thing that remains consistent: the basic parts of running the government and our desire to remain the same continues unfettered.
There are those who support the president. There are those who disagree with the president. There are those who fight to support the president's policies and there are those who fight to end the president's tenure before its time.
The grassroots support that elected the candidate in question usually stay fairly strong. The crazies take shots at the president, sometimes literally in the cases of Presidents John F. Kennedy, Gerald Ford, and Ronald Reagan.
As we debate health care in America, President Obama's desire to speak before the students in the United States, as well as his speeches on foreign soil, it's become clear that the change Mr. Obama has promised will be hard won. The sweeping adjustments to our way of life that were the dreams of which his candidacy were made, will be smaller and more middle of the road than he expected, as they always are. That's the nature of our society.
Certainly, there have been major accomplishments achieved by each of the presidents along the way, but the dynamic shifts in our culture and process as Americans have been few and far between.
As Mr. Obama listens to the representatives of the millions of Americans within our borders, he will discover that we are not a more homogenous community, such as the one he represented in Chicago. We are poor, white people in Appalachia. We are wealthy black people in Los Angeles. We are working class Latinos in New Mexico. We are isolated Inuits in Alaska.
Each of us have a different view point and a variety of needs in our lives. Mr. McCain lost the election based more on Mr. McCain himself and his running mate, Sarah Palin, than he did from the strength of Mr. Obama's platform.
That's the way it usually is. We select our president based on which individual is the lesser of two evils. No one wants a politician in office; yet, they are the only ones running.
So, as we continue to await equality for the gay community, health care that serves our entire population, an end to the war in Iraq and Afghanistan, amongst the many other wishes we dreamed in November 2008, let us remember that we, as an American people, have once again mandated that we remain on the same highway we've found ourselves for at least the last fifty years of my memory, by our fear of change and distrust of those in office.
We will allow President Obama to rise only to the level of the mediocrity of our thought and the cloudiness of our vision.


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Synechron Partners with Girls in Tech to Tackle Diversity in Technology Thursday, March 29, 2018 - New York, London, Paris, Amsterdam, Dubai, Pune, Hyderabad, Mumbai, Bangalore, and Chennai
Synechron Inc., the global financial services consulting and technology services provider, has today announced a strategic partnership with Girls in Tech, a global non-profit dedicated to the engagement, education and empowerment of women in technology. Together, they will tackle the need for greater diversity and inclusion within the technology industry through a collaborative recruitment market and diversity hiring initiative across Synechron's global offices with a key focus on New York and India (Pune, Hyderabad, Mumbai, Bangalore, and Chennai).
Gender inequality and diversity remain key issues around the globe, particularly in the fields of science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM). Through a program of education, the partnership between Synechron and Girls in Tech will play a crucial role in addressing the diversity imbalance and helping to develop the tech workforce. In addition, it will offer community outreach and engagement, provide new skills for the tech workforce and support STEM education.
The initiative is a crucial part of Synechron's ongoing commitment to drive diversity and inclusion in the workplace, particularly in the fields of STEM, where women remain comparatively underrepresented and according to the ISACA, 48% of women said that lack of mentors is the top barrier experienced by women in technology. The partnership will provide Synechron access to the Girls in Tech recruitment platform, a robust and formidable network of graduates and young, mid-career, and senior professionals in the technology space.
The platform will support Synechron's recruitment initiatives, particularly within the fields of coding programs Java and Angular and reinforces its commitment to ensuring diversity in its hiring process. In addition to providing access to its own talent pool, spanning 36 countries, Girls in Tech will also market Synechron's recruitment drive across its social media channels. This will enable Synechron to broaden its reach and engage with quality candidates across the globe.
John Gaunt, Chief Human Resources Officer at Synechron, said, "Inclusion and diversity are fundamental to our culture, and we are delighted to be partnering with Girls in Tech to highlight the importance of this issue. We strongly believe that a diverse workforce helps build stronger, successful businesses. Women remain a minority within the STEM fields and we are committed to redressing the imbalance and providing women with the skills and knowledge they require. We want to show that solutions don't need to be costly or complicated; by working together with a fantastic organization like Girls in Tech we can work towards building an equal future for everyone. This is a great initiative that supports our larger Employee 2020 initiative to be a globally responsible organization."
Adriana Gascoigne, Founder and CEO of Girls in Tech, commented, "As 2018 gets underway, there remain significant barriers to diversity and inclusion in the workplace and through our partnership with Synechron, we aim to tackle these challenges head-on. It is our mission to engage and encourage women and increase diversity in the workplace by supporting companies on their recruitment efforts through our extensive, worldwide network. We are thrilled to be working with Synechron, who have demonstrated both passion and commitment to creating a level playing field within tech. Through education, we can empower girls and women around the globe and help build a stronger workforce - one where women are equally represented."
About Girls in Tech
Girls in Tech is a global non-profit focused on the engagement, education and empowerment of girls and women who are passionate about technology. Today, GIT aims to accelerate the growth of innovative women entering the high-tech industry and building start-ups. GIT achieves this through the creation of proprietary, innovative programming and strategic global partnerships. Headquartered in San Francisco, GIT has grown to 100,000 members spanning 36 countries around the globe since its launch in 2007 and relies on volunteer efforts to lead each of the 60 chapters.
About Synechron
Synechron is a global consulting and technology organization providing innovative solutions to the financial services industry through its three main business focus areas: digital, business consulting, and technology. Based in New York, the company has 18 offices around the globe, with over 8,000+ employees producing over $500+M in annual revenue. For more information on the company please visit the website or our LinkedIn community.
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As reported earlier, we were told that the KOF12 patch would come out by the end of August. With only three more days till the end of August, there is some heated discussion on the internet with what exactly the deal is on the release. Over at the Neo Gaf forums Liquid Swords recently posted this:
The PS3 patch was submitted on last Friday, we'll announce its release as soon as it receives approval from SCEA.
360 patch is being tested now, hopefully will be submitted very soon
SNK P and Ignition thank everyone for being so patient; we know that this fix is greatly needed.
We should assume that the already submitted PS3 patch will very likely be available by the 31st. While the 360 audience, me included, can only wait to the 31st with bitter tears. Well I won't be crying, I'm a man you wusses.
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Sudden over-application of the brakes, or braking on low-grip surfaces (surfaces with a low coefficient of friction) such as wet asphalt or manhole covers, may cause a motorcycle's wheel(s) to lock up and slip.
Developed and tested through Kawasaki Factory racing, the Assist & Slipper Clutch utilizes two types of cams. An assist cam and a slipper cam enable the Assist & Slipper Clutch to function in two different ways, with the clutch hub working together or apart from the operating plate. Under normal operat
Using high-precision electronics for engine management, Kawasaki models can achieve a high level of fuel efficiency. However, fuel consumption is greatly affected by throttle use, gear selection, and other elemen
Electronic Cruise Control allows the rider to maintain a desired speed (engine rpm) with the simple press of a button. Because the rider does not have to constantly maintain the throttle position, this system allows relaxed cruising.
Electronic Throttle Valves allow the ECU to deliver the ideal amount of fuel and air to the engine.
Kawasaki Engine Brake Control allows riders to set engine braking according to preference.
KCMF (Kawasaki Cornering Management Function) oversees multiple engine and chassis electronic management systems to facilitate smooth cornering.
KIBS (Kawasaki Intelligent anti-lock Brake System) is a high-precision brake system designed specifically for supersport models, offering highly efficient braking while maintaining natural feel.
When accelerating on a slippery surface, it is easy for rear wheel to break loose. KTRC was designed to prevent wheel spin (when the rear wheel turns faster than the front) that could result in the loss
Power modes offer riders an easily selectable choice between Full and Low Power. While Full Power is unrestricted, in Low Power mode maximum power is limited to approximately 75-80% of Full. Response is also milder in L
Designed completely in-house, the immense potential of the highly compact, highly efficient supercharged engine is a testament to the technology possessed by the KHI Group.
Combined with Kawasaki's proprietary dynamic modelling program, input from the IMU (Inertial Measurement Unit) enables even more precise chassis orientation awareness, the key to bringing Kawasaki's electronics to the next level.
In motocross racing, getting a good start is critical. A few tenths of a second can make the difference between getting the holeshot or getting buried in the pack. In slippery conditions, getting the maximum drive from a motocross bike requires
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76.0 x 55.0mm
DFI® with 40mm throttle bodies (4) with dual injection
6-speed, return, dog-ring
43mm inverted fork with rebound and compression damping, spring preload adjustability and top-out springs/4.7 in
New Uni-Trak®, gas charged shock with piggyback reservoir, compression and rebound damping and spring preload adjustability, and top-out spring/5.5 in
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5.1 in
58.3 in
84.1 in
30.5 in
47.4 in
32.9 in
564.5 lb**
5.0 gal
Sealed chain
Kawasaki Corner Management Function (KCMF), Kawasaki Traction Control (KTRC), Kawasaki Intelligent anti-lock Brake System (KIBS), Kawasaki Engine Brake Control
Trellis, high-tensile steel, with swingarm mounting plate
Metallic Carbon Gray/Metallic Matte Carbon Gray
12, 24, 36 or 48 months
Dual radial-mount, opposed 4-piston monobloc calipers, dual semi-floating 320mm discs, KIBS ABS
Opposed 2-piston calipers, single 250mm disc, KIBS ABS
12 Month Limited Warranty
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Sudden over-application of the brakes, or braking on low-grip surfaces (surfaces with a low coefficient of friction) such as wet asphalt or manhole covers, may cause a motorcycle's wheel(s) to lock up and slip. ABS was developed to prevent such incidents. Kawasaki ABS systems are controlled by highly precise and extremely reliable programming formulated thorough testing of numerous riding situations. By ensuring stable braking performance, they offer rider reassurance for even greater riding enjoyment.
To meet the special requirements of certain riders, specialized ABS systems are also available. For example, KIBS (Kawasaki Intelligent anti-lock Brake System) is a precision-tuned brake system designed specifically for supersport models, enabling sport riding to be enjoyed by a wider range of riders. By linking the front and rear brakes, K-ACT (Kawasaki Advanced Coactive-braking Technology) ABS provides the confidence to enjoy touring on heavyweight models. Kawasaki is continually working on the development of other advanced ABS systems.
Developed and tested through Kawasaki Factory racing, the Assist & Slipper Clutch utilizes two types of cams. An assist cam and a slipper cam enable the Assist & Slipper Clutch to function in two different ways, with the clutch hub working together or apart from the operating plate.
Under normal operation, the assist cam functions as a self-servo mechanism, pulling the clutch hub and operating plate together to compress the clutch plates. This allows the total clutch-spring load to be reduced, resulting in a lighter clutch feel at the lever.
When excessive engine braking occurs – as a result of quick downshifts (or an accidental downshift) – the slipper cam comes into play, forcing the clutch hub and operating plate apart. This relieves pressure on the clutch plates to reduce back-torque and help prevent the rear tire from hopping and skidding.
Using high-precision electronics for engine management, Kawasaki models can achieve a high level of fuel efficiency. However, fuel consumption is greatly affected by throttle use, gear selection, and other elements under the rider's control. The Economical Riding Indicator is a function that signals when current riding conditions are consuming an optimally low amount of fuel. The system continuously monitors fuel consumption, regardless of vehicle speed, engine speed, throttle position and other riding conditions. When fuel consumption is low for a given speed (i.e., fuel efficiency is high), an "ECO" emblem appears on the LCD screen of the instrument panel. By riding so that the "ECO" mark remains on, fuel consumption can be minimized.
While effective vehicle speed and engine speed may vary by model, paying attention to conditions that cause the "ECO" mark to appear can help riders improve their fuel efficiency – a handy way to increase cruising range. Further, keeping fuel consumption low also helps minimize negative impact on the environment.
Electronic Cruise Control allows the rider to maintain a desired speed (engine rpm) with the simple press of a button. Because the rider does not have to constantly maintain the throttle position, this system allows relaxed cruising. This reduces stress on the right hand when traveling long distances, contributing to a high level of riding comfort.
Electronic Cruise Control is featured on Kawasaki's Vulcan 1700 / VN1700 Series cruisers and Jet Ski Ultra 300X and 300LX personal watercraft series. These models are equipped with an Electronic Throttle Valve system, meaning the throttle valves are not actuated directly by twisting the throttle grip (or pulling the throttle lever); rather, a position sensor on the throttle grip sends a signal to the ECU that determines the ideal throttle position. This is how Electronic Cruise Control is able to automatically adjust engine power to maintain vehicle speed when ascending or descending grades in the road. Without the precise control enabled by Electronic Throttle Valves, functions like Electronic Cruise Control would not be possible.
Kawasaki's fully electronic throttle actuation system enables the ECU to control the volume of both the fuel (via fuel injectors) and the air (via throttle valves) delivered to the engine. Ideal fuel injection and throttle valve position results in smooth, natural engine response and the ideal engine output. The system also makes a significant contribution to reduced emissions.
Electronic throttle valves also enable more precise control of electronic engine management systems like S-KTRC and KTRC, and allow the implementation of electronic systems like KLCM, Kawasaki Engine Brake Control, and Cruise Control.
The Kawasaki Engine Brake Control system allows riders to select the amount of engine braking they prefer. When the system is activated, the engine braking effect is reduced, providing less interference when riding on the circuit.
Using the latest evolution of Kawasaki's advanced modeling software and feedback from a compact IMU (Inertial Measurement Unit) that gives an even clearer real-time picture of chassis orientation, KCMF monitors engine and chassis parameters throughout the corner – from entry, through the apex, to corner exit – modulating brake force and engine power to facilitate smooth transition from acceleration to braking and back again, and to assist riders in tracing their intended line through the corner. The systems that KCMF oversees vary by model, but may include:
Kawasaki developed KIBS to take into account the particular handling characteristics of supersport motorcycles, ensuring highly efficient braking with minimal intrusion during aggressive sport riding. It is the first mass-production brake system to link the ABS ECU (Electronic Control Unit) and engine ECU.
In addition to front and rear wheel speed, KIBS monitors hydraulic pressure of the front brake caliper(s), throttle position, engine speed, clutch actuation and gear position. This diverse information is analyzed to determine the ideal hydraulic pressure for the front brake. Through precise control, the large drops in hydraulic pressure seen on standard ABS systems can be avoided. Additionally, the tendency for the rear wheel of supersport models to lift under heavy braking can be suppressed, allowing the rider to maintain control of the rear brake when downshifting.
When accelerating on a slippery surface, it is easy for the rear wheel to break loose. KTRC was designed to prevent wheel spin (when the rear wheel turns faster than the front) that could result in the loss of control of the bike. Just as ABS prevents the wheels from locking up when braking, this Kawasaki-original Traction Control system prevents the rear tire from slipping. Knowing that the system will intervene to prevent sudden wheel-spin (for example, when the pavement comes to an abrupt end when touring) is a great source of reassurance for riders.
KTRC uses wheel speed sensors to monitor front and rear wheel speed. Engine power is reduced when wheel spin is detected, allowing the rear wheel to regained its grip on the road. KTRC also enables the rear wheel to regain traction in situations where grip is lost temporarily, like when riding over a wet manhole cover.
KTRC uses 3-way control, governing ignition timing, fuel volume and (via the sub-throttle valves) intake air volume. This 3-way control is what enables the system to operate so smoothly, resulting in a very natural and reassuring feel.
It is technologically possible for Traction Control systems to recover from loss of grip without the rider ever realizing that they slipped. However, KTRC lets riders know when road conditions are slippery by purposely delaying intervention for an instant. This is done for two reasons: first, to communicate an accurate picture of current road conditions and what the bike is doing, and second, to ensure that systems provide support for riders – this is the philosophy that drives development of Kawasaki technology.
Power modes offer riders an easily selectable choice between Full and Low Power. While Full Power is unrestricted, in Low Power mode, maximum power is limited to approximately 75-80% of Full. Throttle response is also milder in Low Power mode. Riders may opt to use Low Power mode for rainy conditions or city riding, and Full Power when sport riding.
Available on the Ninja® ZX™-14R / ZZR1400, Versys® 1000 and other Kawasaki models, when combined with the 3-mode KTRC (+ OFF) Traction Control system, Power Mode selection offers a total of eight combinations (KTRC: Mode 1/2/3/+OFF x Power Mode: Full/Low) to suit a wide range of riding situations. For example, an experienced rider enjoying sport riding on dry pavement might choose Full Power and Mode 1. On a wet or slippery surface, choosing Low Power and Mode 3 would yield the lowest chance of incurring wheel-spin, and the milder throttle response would offer a higher level of riding safety.
Drawing on the know-how and technology possessed by the KHI Group, Kawasaki's supercharged engine delivers high engine output while maintaining a compact design. The key to achieving this incredible performance lies in the engine's supercharger – a motorcycle-specific unit designed completely in-house with technology from Kawasaki's Gas Turbine & Machinery Company, Aerospace Company and Corporate Technology Division.
One of the greatest benefits of designing the supercharger in-house and tailoring its design to match the engine's characteristics was that engineers were able to achieve high-efficiency operation over a wide range of conditions – something that would not have been possible by simply dropping in or trying to adapt an aftermarket automotive supercharger.
The importance of high efficiency in a supercharger is that, as the air is compressed, power-robbing heat gain is minimal. And while many superchargers are able to offer high-efficiency operation in a very limited range of conditions, Kawasaki's supercharger offers high efficiency over a wide range of pressure ratios and flow rates – meaning over a wide range of engine speeds and vehicle speeds. This wide range of efficient operation (similar to having a wide power band) easily translates to strong acceleration. The supercharger's high efficiency and minimal heat gain also meant that an intercooler was unnecessary, greatly saving weight and space, and enabling the engine's compact design.
The strength of Kawasaki's cutting-edge electronics has always been the highly sophisticated programming that, using minimal hardware, gives the ECU an accurate real-time picture of what the chassis is doing. Kawasaki's proprietary dynamic modelling program makes skilful use of the magic formula tyre model as it examines changes in multiple parameters, enabling it to take into account changing road and tyre conditions.
The addition of an IMU (Inertial Measurement Unit) enables inertia along 6 DOF (degrees of freedom) to be monitored. Acceleration along longitudinal, transverse and vertical axes, plus roll rate and pitch rate are measured. The yaw rate is calculated by the ECU. This additional feedback contributes to an even clearer real-time picture of chassis orientation, enabling even more precise management for control at the limit.
With the addition of the IMU and the latest evolution of Kawasaki's advanced modelling software, Kawasaki's electronic engine and chassis management technology takes the step to the next level – changing from setting-type and reaction-type systems to feedback-type systems – to deliver even greater levels of riding excitement.
In motocross racing, getting a good start is critical. A few tenths of a second can make the difference between getting the holeshot or getting buried in the pack. In slippery conditions, getting the maximum drive from a motocross bike requires precise control of both the clutch and throttle.
Launch Control Mode helps riders get out of the gate quickly by complementing high-level technique with engine management. Featured on a mass-production motocross bike for the first time on Kawasaki's KX™450F, the system activates a separate engine map designed to get a more efficient start off the line. The system is designed to the same specifications as that used by Kawasaki Factory racers competing in the AMA Supercross and Pro Motocross championships.
Launch Control Mode is activated simply by pressing a button on the handlebar. The Launch Control map slightly slows down the ignition timing to help tame the engine's strong torque and reduce wheel-spin off the start. Launch Control Mode is only active in the first two gears off the start, disengaging and returning to the standard engine map automatically once the rider shifts into third gear. The system gives riders a great advantage out of the gate and puts them in a better position to control the race.


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After being banned from Google+, hacking group Anonymous has decided to set up its own social network called AnonPlus. The group's Google+ account, which was called Your Anon News, was removed due to community standards violations.
In a blog post announcing AnonPlus, Anonymous says,
As some of you know we got banned from Google+ due to some of our content. What we didn't know at the time is that we were just one of a handfull [sic] of Anonymous accounts that was silenced. This is the sad fact of what happens across the internet when you walk to a different beat of the drum. We've all heard the stories of activists being banned from FaceBook, Twitter, YouTube, and governments blocking their people from these sites as well through organized black outs. That day has came to an end. Not only did a few people organized an Operation ageist [sic] Google+, but we have started to build our own Social Network.
This is one social network that will not tolerate being shut down, censored, or oppressed – even in the face of blackout. We the people have had enough…enough of governments and corporations saying what's best for us – what's safe for our minds.
The sheep era is over. The interwebz are no longer your prison.
Welcome to Anon+
While Anonymous has launched Anonplus.com, the website only features a holding page at the time of this writing. According to Wired, Anonymous says that AnonPlus will launch soon — albeit not overnight — and that it will be for everyone, not just Anonymous members.
In an era when social networks are facing scrutiny over their privacy measures — look at the issues surrounding Google Buzz, Twitter and Facebook, for instance — it is an interesting idea to create a social network that puts user privacy above anything else. Google has taken a step towards users controlling their privacy with the Circles concept. However, a truly anonymous social network could ensure complete safety when connecting with others.
It is not quite clear how AnonPlus will work. For example, how might you be able to truly connect with others if you are anonymous? Perhaps you will be asked to add some of your personal information so that people you know can find you or perhaps you will only be identified by a screen name.
Having said that, if AnonPlus requires you to hand over any personal information, I wonder how many people would be comfortable in handing this data over to a hacktivist group. I would have to say not very many.
from: http://www.scribbal.com/2011/07/after-being-banned-from-google-plus-anonymous-set-to-launch-its-own-social-network-called-anonplus/
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July 18th, 2011
7 + 18 +2+0+1+1 = 29 = the formation of AnonPlus' life lesson = what the formation of AnonPlus is here to learn = Coordination. Adept. Skills. Talents. Competence. Expertise. Specialty. Combine. Teamwork. Cooperation. Duo. Collaborate. Collaboration. Consult. Consultant. Participation. Participant. Architect. Blueprint.
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Corvinus University of Budapest
Corvinus University of Budapest (est. 1920) defines itself as a research university oriented towards education, where the scientific performance of the academic staff meats up to the international standard and the students can obtain a competitive degree. Today CUB includes 3 faculties and about 12,000 students, where a spectrum of education in economics, business, social sciences is offered. CUB is the highest ranked university in its various fields in Hungary.
The Corvinus Business School (CBS) is the biggest school of the Corvinus University with about 5500 students and 230 professors. As the most prestigious centre of business studies in Hungary CBS attracts many students from EU member states and from several non-European countries. CBS offers teaching programmes and research opportunities for BSc, MSc and PhD students on various fields of Management, Marketing and Media, Finance and Accounting, Business Economics, Development for Enterprises, Management Science, Business and Commercial Law, Information Science and Environmental Science.
Address: Fővám tér 8., H-1093, Budapest, HUNGARY
Representative: Andras Lanczy, rector
Phone: +36-1-4825124
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Website: http://www.uni-corvinus.hu
Contact person for INFORM project
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WBO super middleweight champion Gilberto "Zurdo" Ramirez (37-0, 25 KOs) scored a one-sided six round beatdown over previously unbeaten WBO #4 challenger Habib Ahmed (22-1, 17 KOs) on Saturday night at the American Bank Center in Corpus Christi, Texas. The bout was waved off by referee Laurence Cole with Ahmed under heavy fire. Time was 2:31. It was Zurdo's first KO since 2014.


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We have been back in Kuwait for a few days now. It's been busy unpacking tons of boxes. Karla has been working hard and sleeping lots. We will being the pictures of the growing mama tomorrow. But then there is a debate over how often to update the picture. Should it be weekly, or monthly? Or a compromise at every two weeks?
Our new place is looking more and more like home. It's hard to believe how much junk we have. Somehow, after packing it, carrying it down and up, storing it, and carrying it down and up again motivates me to get rid of anything even mostly unnecessary. Not Karla though. She's still got two boxes of ceramic tile that she bought 2 years ago to use to make a mosaic that she has never even started to plan.
We've got a new phone number. It's (965) 571-3265. Check back tomorrow for a photo of the expanding Karla.


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