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First Series Win in SF since '06
In a series matching two great starting pitching staffs, the Phillies came out ahead, winning another series on the road, their eighth straight. Last time the Phillies took a series in SF was June of 2006, winning two of three.
Cliff started the series with a shutout on Thursday night, Vance became the first Phillies rookie to win six games over a seven-start span since Bob Walk (6-1) in 1980, Cole lost a shutout on a two-out homer in the ninth and Sunday, Roy-O returned to the rotation and took the defeat. He wasn't sharp, as could be expected, but he kept the Phillies in the game.
It was the fist time the Phillies lost since Hunter came aboard. He's hit in all nine games, 14 hits and 7 RBI.
Last time the Phillies had a sweep in SF was 1984, 3-0 . . . 10-game road trip and 20-day span of consecutive games ends with three in LA starting on Monday night and ending on Wednesday afternoon . . . Phillies are 127-157 in Dodger Stadium.
Down On The Farm
Lehigh Valley dropped 2 of 3 in Durham over the weekend to fall into second place by .001 . . . Reading lost 2 of 3 in Binghamton; Phillies are in 2nd place, 4 games out . . . Clearwater did the same, losing 2 of 3; Threshers are in 2nd place, 2 games behind . . . Lakewood continued the pattern; BlueClaws are in 3rd, 2.5 out of 1st place . . . Williamsport won 2 of 3 vs. Batavia; Crosscutters are in 3rd, 2 games out of 1st . . . Gulf Coast League Phillies dropped all 3; 3 runs Thursday on 3 hits (triples); 1 run on 9 singles in next 2 losses.
Alumni Weekend
It all stars with a sold out Alumni Luncheon for Seniors Thursday noon in the Diamond Club . . . John Kruk will be inducted into the Toyota Wall of Fame on Friday; Darren Daulton, 2010 inductee, will have the honor . . . Saturday is Garry Maddox' BBQ challenge on Citizens Bank Way starting at 4:30 p.m. with 40 Alumni from eight decades introduced on the field pre-game . . . Sunday is the unveiling of the Harry Kalas statue (1:10 p.m.) near Harry The K's Restaurant and Alumni surprises throughout the game . . . Some 25 Alumni will play in a private golf tournament on Monday with Phillies sponsors.


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A Taste of the Middle East
from €180.00
The vibrant tastes and textures that live under this vast umbrella of cuisines inspire us regularly and we want to share these very special flavours with you.
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The flavours that flourish within this world regularly lead us down a brilliant rabbit hole of cooking, learning, and experimenting. One of the very best things about this course is how it feels like we're touring all the sensory pleasures of an open-air food market together. So come on now, we'd love to be your market guides for the day. We'll dive into our spice jars, play with a lively range of herbs, and incorporate pulses, grains, and vegetables at every turn.
Please read our current COVID19 policy statement here. Before classes re-commence in September, we will post details on the website about exactly how we are amending the organization and flow of our courses to ensure we are complying with the most up to date HSE and Government regulations. To get a sense of how we usually organize our classes, take a look down below for our regular 1 Day Course itinerary.
"The staff were experienced, professional, and very patient"
This course exceeded my expectations. It was my first time at the school but it won't be my last. The staff were experienced, professional, and very patient. The menu was well thought out & delicious and the balance of demonstration and practical sessions was ideal.
Really enjoyed the day.
Anonymous, A Taste of the Middle East Participant
June 2019
Frequently asked questions
- What level of cooking experience do I need?
The beauty of how we design all of our courses is that anyone of any level can join us and learn heaps. While someone new to the kitchen will find support as they maneuver through new techniques, the more seasoned cooks in our group will thrive on all the pointers we offer for further improvement. Our personalized approach allows for really healthy breathing space in terms of suitability because we always teach our course material in a layered way and we know how to quickly adapt to a moving room. Constant, open-ended learning is one of the things we love the most about being in the kitchen and our tutors' enthusiastic teaching style and patience is a testament to that.
- What do I need to bring?
Please bring your own apron as well as 1 tea-towel. Also come with a pen ready at hand - while we provide individual recipe packs for you to take home, the gold lies in what we teach beyond the recipes and the notes you take based on your experience in your practical sessions. One more thing to note -- please wear sensible shoes! While these courses are certainly lively and sociable, we're still bustling around a working kitchen that's essentially in full swing and things can get hot and slippery. Other than that, we've got your back. Our Evening 1 Day and 1 Week courses are all-inclusive experiences.
- Should I eat something before I come?
Something light to help you start off with steady hands should suffice! Keep in mind that while you will indeed be sampling a little bit of everything we make throughout the class, it takes time to whip up what we've planned and the focus is always on the teaching and learning. (A fantastic exception to this would be our fab Pop-Up Restaurant Nights which you should definitely check out.) All food cooked in the school is intended to be eaten on the premises. For health and safety reasons, no savoury or unapproved items may be taken home.
- What if I have a food allergy or dietary restrictions?
Keep in mind that all of our recipes are guidelines and very adaptable so as long as it has been made clear at the time of booking, we should be able to accommodate your dietary needs with a delicious adjustment (a note can easily be included when you book online). Be sure to highlight if your food allergy is life threatening and if it is, you must bring an Epi-pen. Please also note that we are a busy school environment and while every care will be taken to provide a safe and enjoyable cooking experience for all students, the allergin(s) you are affected by may have been handled at some point previous to your arrival and there is always the risk of cross-contamination.
- What if I can't make it to a course or dining event that I've booked?
Note that if you cannot make an Evening Course, 1 Day Course or Pop Up Restaurant Night that you have booked, you are more than welcome to send someone in your place (16 years or older). There's no extra cost for this so just give us a buzz and let us know who to expect and we'll take good care of them. If this can't be arranged and you need to cancel your place, please take a look at our Terms and Conditions to see what rules apply to you. Please note that if you are booked on as a Cook's Club Member, the membership is non-transferrable and therefore your place on the class is non-transferrable. One Week Courses are reserved for the individual booked onto the course (e.g., if you aren't able to attend certain days, someone else cannot be sent in your place on those days). For our full Terms & Conditions, go to https://dublincookeryschool.ie/terms.
- Is there a discount to booking onto more than 1 course?
Look no further because it sounds like our Cook's Club is perfect for you. Check out
https://www.dublincookeryschool.ie/cooks-club for more info!
- Who typically takes this course?
We have both a wonderful community of regulars and constant stream of new students joining our classes. On any given course, you can expect a group of great diversity in both background and experience, many locals, and a good few travelers. What everyone seems to have in common though is that they are eager to eat and learn and be in good company.
- Is there an age requirement?
If you are interested in courses for young ones, we have a Growing Gourmet series (for 12-16 year olds) that you should check out! Otherwise, all courses are designed for adults. Our minimum age requirement for someone coming on their own is that they are at least 16 years old. If your child is younger than this and you think that he or she would enjoy the course, we'd love to have them on but they must be accompanied by an adult. Please alert us within the comments section of your online booking if this applies to you; note that our course fees apply to each participant, regardless of age.
- What is parking like in the area?
There is plenty of free parking along the curb outside the school around the corner on Sweetmans Avenue or Carysfort Avenue. There are also a few parking spaces available right outside the school that are free on both weekday evenings (after 7PM) and weekends (all day). For daytime parking during the work week, the cost is €5 for the full day. Please resist from parking outside the houses on Brookfield Terrace and Brookfield Place. Please also don't park on the grass verges opposite the school or on the double yellow lines in the area. For more info, go to https://dublincookeryschool.ie/find-us.
Your course itinerary
Everyone is encouraged to arrive 15 minutes prior to the course start-time. After we sign you in, we'll help you settle in with a coffee or tea before we get started. This is a great time to get to know your fellow students.
We'll lead you to a comfortable seat in our modern, mirror-lined Demo Kitchen. The tutor leading the session will introduce our special plans for the day and then jump right in to the delicious tasks at hand. Our 1 Day Courses usually comprise of 3-4 Demo sessions which alternate with 3-4 Hands-On sessions. In our practical sessions, everyone usually works in pairs with specific tasks assigned to each person. Don't worry if you're flying solo today, we'll find you a partner in crime.
This is when we say our goodbyes. Be sure to check out our shop on your way out. Many tools and goodies we like to have close at hand in the kitchen are available at the school and we'd be happy to help you out with your decision making. While our time together was brief, we always enjoy having you, appreciate all feedback, and look forward to welcoming you back again very soon!


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Yellow Balloon Font Family by Hanoded
Yellow Balloon is a typeface named after my two year old son's favorite book: The Yellow Balloon by Dutch author/illustrator Charlotte Dematons. Every night before he goes to sleep, he wants to read the book and manages to find the yellow balloon on every page.
Yellow Balloon is a cartoonesque font with an uneven baseline. It would look great on book covers or posters. Yellow Balloon comes with extensive language support.
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NAGC works to support those who enhance the growth and development of gifted and talented children through education, advocacy, community building, and research
The term programming refers to a continuum of services that address students with gifts and talents' needs in all settings. Educators develop policies and procedures to guide and sustain all components of comprehensive and aligned programming and services for PreK-12 students with gifts and talents. Educators use a variety of programming options such as acceleration and enrichment in varied grouping arrangements (cluster grouping, resource rooms, special classes, special schools) and within individualized learning options (independent study, mentorships, online courses, internships) to enhance students' performance in cognitive and affective areas and to assist them in identifying future career goals. They augment and integrate current technologies within these learning opportunities to increase access to high level programming such as distance learning courses and to increase connections to resources outside of the school walls. In implementing services, educators in gifted, general, special education programs, and related professional services collaborate with one another and parents/guardians and community members to ensure that students' diverse learning needs are met. Administrators demonstrate their support of these programming options by allocating sufficient resources so that all students within gifts and talents receive appropriate educational services.
There are 7 Student Outcomes with accompanying Evidence-Based Practices included in the Programming Standard:
Standard 5 Description: Educators are aware of empirical evidence regarding (a) the cognitive, creative, and affective development of learners with gifts and talents, and (b) programming that meets their concomitant needs. Educators use this expertise systematically and collaboratively to develop, implement, and effectively manage comprehensive services for students with a variety of gifts and talents to ensure specific student outcomes.
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Evidence-Based Practices
|5.1. Variety of Programming. Students with gifts and talents participate in a variety of evidence-based programming options that enhance performance in cognitive and affective areas.
5.1.1. Educators regularly use multiple alternative approaches to accelerate learning.
5.1.2. Educators regularly use enrichment options to extend and deepen learning opportunities within and outside of the school setting.
5.1.3. Educators regularly use multiple forms of grouping, including clusters, resource rooms, special classes, or special schools.
5.1.4. Educators regularly use individualized learning options such as mentorships, internships, online courses, and independent study.
5.1.5. Educators regularly use current technologies, including online learning options and assistive technologies to enhance access to high-level programming.
5.1.6. Administrators demonstrate support for gifted programs through equitable allocation of resources and demonstrated willingness to ensure that learners with gifts and talents receive appropriate educational services.
|5.2. Coordinated Services. Students with gifts and talents demonstrate progress as a result of the shared commitment and coordinated services of gifted education, general education, special education, and related professional services, such as school counselors, school psychologists, and social workers.
|5.2.1. Educators in gifted, general, and special education programs, as well as those in specialized areas, collaboratively plan, develop, and implement services for learners with gifts and talents.
5.3. Collaboration. Students with gifts and talents' learning is enhanced by regular collaboration among families, community, and the school.
5.3.1. Educators regularly engage families and community members for planning, programming, evaluating, and advocating.
5.4. Resources. Students with gifts and talents participate in gifted education programming that is adequately funded to meet student needs and program goals.
5.4.1. Administrators track expenditures at the school level to verify appropriate and sufficient funding for gifted programming and services.
|5.5. Comprehensiveness. Students with gifts and talents develop their potential through comprehensive, aligned programming and services.
|5.5.1. Educators develop thoughtful, multi-year program plans in relevant student talent areas, PK-12.
5.6. Policies and Procedures. Students with gifts and talents participate in regular and gifted education programs that are guided by clear policies and procedures that provide for their advanced learning needs (e.g., early entrance, acceleration, credit in lieu of enrollment).
|5.6.1. Educators create policies and procedures to guide and sustain all components of the program, including assessment, identification, acceleration practices, and grouping practices, that is built on an evidence-based foundation in gifted education.
|5.7. Career Pathways. Students with gifts and talents identify future career goals and the talent development pathways to reach those goals.
5.7.1. Educators provide professional guidance and counseling for individual student strengths, interests, and values.
5.7.2. Educators facilitate mentorships, internships, and vocational programming experiences that match student interests and aptitudes.
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Ariana Grande on Barbie: 'B—h Stole My Hair' [PHOTO]
Oh, it's on between Ariana Grande and Barbie. Yes, Barbie.
The sweet singer shared a snap of the famed, iconic doll rocking a very similar hairstyle, cutely captioning it, "b---h stole my hair."
Grande is known for her thick, full locks, which she often pulls up into a half-pony updo and sweeps to the side. It is indeed similar to that of Barbie, although Babs has been around a lot longer than Ari. Can't they get along on a follicular level?
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Four-Links – first Jeeps on the Rubicon, amphibious car catalog, radial-engined monster, Daytona Beach retrospective
- Written by webmin
* Jeep's corporate owners at Chrysler have plastered the Rubicon name all over recent Jeep products, and for good reason – the legendary off-road trail has been a proving ground for Jeeps since the Liddicoat family started crossing it in their Willys MBs in 1946. The Liddicoat family website has more, including photos of that earliest trip. (via)
* While many of the photos aren't great, Hans Rosloot's Amphiclopedia includes just about every amphibious vehicle you've ever heard of, and many more that you haven't, such as the Chrysler-powered, Al Dauphin-built Ann Phibi from 1960, which drives in one direction, but boats in the other. Popular Science had an article on it in March 1960.
* Them boys over at Ride Lust recently posted this photo of the awesomely unsuccessful radial-engined, front-wheel-drive 1935 Monaco Trossi racer. "Most insane car ever built?"
* Bless those cultural chroniclers at The Selvedge Yard for digging up dozens of photos of Daytona Beach from the 1970s and 1980s. I can smell the B.O. and cannabis already…
UPDATE: Part III
* Finally, the Southsiders motorcycle blog recently posted several photos on Fiat's Lingotto factory, a giant complex that featured a track/testing grounds on the roof. Southsiders claims that the track is still occasionally used for special events. (via)


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Also known as the apology thread for neglecting my writing. I've been poking at fan art for a while - not producing much per se, but getting better over time. It's mostly Dynasty Warriors inspired, but I have plans for more historical interpretations of my favorite figures.
At Mai Castle - Cao Ren & Lu Meng friendship piece inspired by their joint command of the forces against Guan Yu in DW5:XL, which was loosely based on the historic Wei/Wu collaboration of 219 AD. This was my Leeroy Jenkins approach to learning line art illustration. I'm proud. From this same picture, here's Cao Ren by himself.
A Break After Battle (male chest nudity) - Cao Ren from the New Three Kingdoms TV show with Dynasty Warriors influence for his facial features. I drew this quickly and simply to get me back into the habit. I plan to ink or paint it eventually.
Hello Kitty Cao Ren - Inspired by his particular fandom in the the Three Kingdoms comic.


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JEFFERSON CITY - Missouri House members have approved legislation that would make changes to the sex offender registry.
Sex offenders would be grouped into three tiers with each considered to have a different risk of committing another offense. Eventually, people could file a petition in court and ask to be removed from the registry. How long they would need to wait before filing a petition would vary depending on their tier.
Part of the legislation also seeks to increase the penalty for incest, child rape and child abuse resulting in death. Another portion adjusts the definition of rape to include instances in which a woman has become incapacitated because of the actions of a third person.
The legislation approved 101-52 on Monday now goes to the Senate.


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Moore Supply Company is a top distributor of premier plumbing products as well as pipe valves and fittings from the best manufacturers for residential, commercial and industrial construction. We have locations conveniently located throughout Texas.
At 21 of our locations you'll find The Bath & Kitchen Showplace, a showroom facility that displays the latest trends in upscale plumbing products. To visit our Bath & Kitchen Showplace website click here.
Moore Supply Company is part of LCR-M and its sister company, Hajoca Corporation. LCR-M operates 51 traditional plumbing supply businesses in Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, and Texas. Hajoca Corporation is the nation's largest privately held wholesale distributor of plumbing, heating and industrial supplies with locations in 32 states, representing the premier product lines in its industry. Through these relationships, Moore Supply Company is able to offer a large selection of inventory at competitive prices.
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Doug Orth has written for FF Today since 2006 and been featured in USA Today's Fantasy Football Preview magazine since 2010. He hosted USA Today's hour-long, pre-kickoff fantasy football internet chat every Sunday in 2012-13 and appears as a guest analyst on a number of national sports radio shows, including Sirius XM's "Fantasy Drive". Doug is also a member of the Fantasy Sports Writers Association.


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City of Vancouver Archives http://vancouver.ca/ctyclerk/archives/digitized/EarlyVan/index.htm All seven volumes of Major Matthews' Early Vancouver photos are now online.
The Children of Fort Langley www.fortlangley.ca Information on the descendants of the Hudson Bay Company employees who worked at Fort Langley between 1827 and 1895.
The First Newspapers on Canada's West Coast: 1858-1863
http://hughdoherty.tripod.com/victoria.htm Newspapers from Victoria, British Columbia in the years 1856-1863.
Prince of Wales: Immigration List 1813 http://tmsnyder.tripod.com/PW_LIST.htm List of Scottish passengers who in 1813 arrived from Stromness, Orkney, Scotland at York Factory. They arrived two months later at York Factory in Manitoba.
War of 1812 History www.1812history.com You can read about such items as period newspapers, military uniforms, weapons and documents, business records, letters, and clothing. There is also a blog at www.1812history.com/blog.html.
Acadia Parish, Louisiana https://familysearch.org/learn/wiki/en/Acadia_Parish,_Louisiana Although this is a parish in Louisiana, there are plenty of references made to the Acadians of Nova Scotia.
The Upper St. John River Valley www.upperstjohn.com Transcriptions of early censuses, surveys, land grants, and maps. If you go on the "What's New" webpage, you will see where the author has added many new records.
Welcome to Al Beagan's "Genealogy Notes" http://members.tripod.com/~Al_Beagan/start.htm
Genealogy Notes of PEI, NFLD, and those that went to the "Boston States".
Nova Scotia Historic Notes... www.twrsoft.com/trivia/hist08.htm Notes from Nova Scotia from 1398 to 1995.
Montcalm Passenger List, July 16, 1936 www.daveobee.com/resources/pilgrim.html The Montcalm sails for Europe, July 16, 1936 on the "Vimy and Battlefields Pilgrimage". Dave Obee has put the passengers' names on this site.


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Corn Silk Zea mays
Corn silk is the soft, fine, golden hair-like tassels covering the nutritive cob inside the ear of corn.
Corn silk has traditionally been prized for its soothing, softening properties, and retains its slippery, silky, protective nature in us. Originally a Native American herb, it has been used by European herbalists for several hundred years as a tea to cool, refresh, and calm, and flush the body, helping to restore comfort.
If you have ever seen dried corn silk its usually a dark brown colour and rather dusty. Not happy with 'business as usual' we have partnered up with some experts to get these delicate fresh-corn tassels freeze-dried. This preserves their beautiful golden colour and keeps them at their silky best, fit for their appearance in our Womankind Cranberry.


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In just a few short years, storage virtualization, also known as block virtualization, has proven its worth in the large enterprise and traveled that well-worn path from pricey boutique solution to affordable commodity. As a standard feature in all but the most modest mid-tier storage systems, storage virtualization soothes a wide range of storage management woes for small and mid-size organizations. At the same time, dedicated solutions from top-tier vendors deliver the greatest ROI to large shops managing large SANs with intense data availability requirements.
Storage virtualization creates an abstraction layer between host and physical storage that masks the idiosyncrasies of individual storage devices. When implemented in a SAN, it provides a single management point for all block-level storage. To put it simply, storage virtualization pools physical storage from multiple, heterogeneous network storage devices and presents a set of virtual storage volumes for hosts to use.
[ Get the full scoop on doing storage virtualization right in the InfoWorld "Storage Virtualization Deep Dive" PDF special report. | Better manage your company's virtualization with our Virtualization Report newsletter. ]
In addition to creating storage pools composed of physical disks from different arrays, storage virtualization provides a wide range of services, delivered in a consistent way. These stretch from basic volume management, including LUN (logical unit number) masking, concatenation, and volume grouping and striping, to thin provisioning, automatic volume expansion, automated data migration, and data protection and disaster recovery functionality, including snapshots and mirroring.
In short, virtualization solutions can be used as a central control point for enforcing storage management policies and achieving higher SLAs.
Perhaps the most important service enabled by block-level virtualization is nondisruptive data migration. For large organizations, moving data is a near-constant fact of life. As old equipment comes off lease and new gear is brought online, storage virtualization enables the migration of block-level data from one device to another without an outage. Storage administrators are free to perform routine maintenance or replace aging arrays without interfering with applications and users, and production systems keep chugging along.
Virtualization can also help you achieve better storage utilization and faster provisioning. The laborious processes for provisioning LUNs and increasing capacity are greatly simplified -- even automated -- through virtualization. When provisioning takes 30 minutes instead of six hours and capacity can be reallocated almost on the fly, you can make much more efficient use of storage hardware. Some shops have increased their storage utilization from between 25 and 50 percent to more than 75 percent using storage virtualization technology.
Four architectural approaches In a virtualized SAN fabric, there are four ways to deliver storage virtualization services: in-band appliances, out of-band appliances, a hybrid approach called split path virtualization architecture, and controller-based virtualization. Regardless of architecture, all storage virtualization solutions must do three essential things: maintain a map of virtual disks and physical storage, as well as other configuration metadata; execute commands for configuration changes and storage management tasks; and transmit data between hosts and storage.
The four architectures differ in the way they handle these three separate paths or streams -- the metadata, control, and data paths -- in the I/O fabric. The differences hold implications for performance and scalability. An in-band appliance processes the metadata, control, and data path information all in a single device. In other words, the metadata management and control functions share the data path. This represents a potential bottleneck in a busy SAN, because all host requests must flow through a single control point.
In-band appliance vendors have addressed this potential scalability issue by adding advanced clustering and caching capabilities to their products. Many of these vendors can point to large enterprise SAN deployments that showcase their solution's scalability and performance. Examples of the in-band approach include DataCore SANsymphony, FalconStor IPStor, and IBM SAN Volume Controller.
An out-of-band appliance pulls the metadata management and control operations out of the data path, offloading these to a separate compute engine. The hitch is that software agents must be installed on each host. The job of the agent is to pluck the metadata and control requests from the data stream and forward them to the out-of-band appliance for processing, freeing the host to focus exclusively on transferring data to and from storage. The sole provider of an out-of-band appliance is LSI Logic, whose StoreAge product can be adapted to both out-of-band or split path usage.
A split path system leverages the port-level processing capabilities of an intelligent switch to offload the metadata and control information from the data path. Unlike an out-of-band appliance, in which the paths are split at the host, split-path systems split the data and the control paths in the network at the intelligent device. Split-path systems forward the metadata and control information to an out-of-band compute engine for processing and pass the data path information on to the storage device. Thus, split-path systems eliminate the need for host-level agents. Typically, split-path virtualization software will run in an intelligent switch or a purpose built appliance. Providers of split path virtualization controllers are EMC (Invista), Incipient, and LSI Logic (StoreAge SVM).
Array controllers have been the most common layer where virtualization services have been deployed. However, controllers typically have virtualized only the physical disks internal to the storage system. This is changing, though. A twist on the old approach is to deploy the virtualization intelligence on a controller that can virtualize both internal and external storage. Like the in-band appliance approach, the controller processes all three paths: data, control, and metadata. The primary example of this new style of controller-based virtualization is the Hitachi Universal Storage Platform.
Read more about how to deploy storage virtualization in InfoWorld's free PDF report, "Storage Virtualization Deep Dive," including:
- File virtualization
- Three architectual approaches
This article, "The InfoWorld SAN and NAS virtualization primer," was originally published at InfoWorld.com. Follow the latest developments in virtualization at InfoWorld.com.
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Thursday, November 27, 2008
Hope You Are Having A Nice Holiday
Happy Thanksgiving to all and we hope the day goes smoothly where family and friends are concerned.
Below is the Thanksgiving menu at TDP for you to browse once the eating and football is done. Just click on the title to open the story and as always your comments are welcome.
Who was the best pre-race show host of 2008?
Your choice for best pit reporter this season?
Who was best in the booth when it comes to race analysis?
How about your favorite play-by-play announcer of the past ten months?
New: IRL chooses to use Brazilian ethanol in 2009 with an explanation.
How you are ultimately paying for these big ESPN sports TV contracts.
The TV cost-cutting talk has begun for the 2009 season with Fox and ESPN leading the way.
ESPN and GEM's Ray Evernham is making news for rumors of retirement.
TDP will return on Friday with the continuing "best of 2008" series and we greatly appreciate all the wonderful comments on these topics.
10 comments:
- Lou said...
Happy Thanksgiving. Thank you for your work on this blog.
- November 26, 2008 at 11:19 PM
- Karen said...
You take it easy. You deserve the break. Eat lots of turkey and plop down on the recliner and take a nap while watching football.
This site has been a saving grace for me the past two years and I thank you for that.
Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours.
- November 27, 2008 at 1:57 AM
- TexasRaceLady said...
Have a wonderful, blessed holiday, JD.
- November 27, 2008 at 10:30 AM
- Anonymous said...
From my family to you, a wish for a very happy Thanksgiving holiday. Thank you for this wonderful place to go each day.
- November 27, 2008 at 10:36 AM
- Lisa Hogan said...
Happy Thanksgiving to you and to those with whom you are sharing this day.
Happy Thanksgiving to all my fellow posters.
Once again, JD, thank you for providing this sane zone! :)
- November 27, 2008 at 11:18 AM
- Sophia said...
I echo Lisa and everybody's sentiments. Have a good holiday and enjoy the break, JD.
- November 27, 2008 at 11:45 AM
- red said...
Hey gang! Thanksgiving is all about being grateful for the wonderful moments that surround us in our life on a daily basis. Thanks to JD's incredibly hard work, TDP is one of my thankful moments. I've made some great e-acquaintances here and I look forward to my daily visit to this site. I laugh, I growl, I get frustrated and I get angry -- but I miss it when I can't join in the conversation.
So, Happy Thanksgiving to one and all! Please keep the people in Mumbai and around the world in your thoughts and prayers today and going forward. We are a very blessed people, indeed!
- November 27, 2008 at 12:18 PM
- Daly Planet Editor said...
Thanks everyone, looks like this is going to be a very interesting off-season. Glad the holidays went well.
- November 27, 2008 at 8:14 PM
- Dot said...
@ Red, Ditto.
- November 27, 2008 at 11:55 PM
- Newracefan said...
Now that I can sit down a relax hope everyone had a wonderful holiday, have you started you Christmas shopping yet :)
- November 28, 2008 at 11:04 AM


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Superintendent Message - Thank you
As we approach the end of the 2017-2018 school year I would like to take this opportunity to say thank you for another successful year. I am always so pleased to look back at the accomplishments of Peace River School Division staff and students and the support that we receive from our great communities.
Thank you to our students for everything that you teach us. Your creativity, enthusiasm and dedication to your schools and communities is inspirational. Your personal and collective growth and accomplishments throughout the year are a source of great pride. The positive impact that you have on those that surround you and your school is likely much greater than you think. Continue to practice kindness and leadership and to celebrate the diversity that makes each one of you special.
Congratulations to all of our 2018 graduates. You have reached an important milestone in your life and are about to embark on an exciting and challenging new journey. We are all very proud of your achievements and I wish you the best in all of your future endeavours. This is an opportunity to celebrate how far you've come, and to acknowledge how far you are capable of continuing to go. The future is wide open to you.
Thank you to our parents for your support and involvement. I recognize and appreciate the important role you play in your child's education. I also realize that this role can look very different for different families. Whether it's helping your child with homework or career planning, volunteering at the school, attending events, acting as a member of School Council, or attending parent teacher conferences and keeping connected with school staff – your contributions and involvement make a difference.
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The general elections in Germany on September 24th should not materially alter the outlook for the continent as the most probable outcome is keeping on the current course. The various coalition options will see the expected tax cuts have a slightly positive, but limited, macro impact. The good news for the continent is that the European agenda should advance over the next four years.
Angela Merkel is likely to remain German Chancellor for four more years. Current polls reveal that she has consolidated her advance and that her Christian Democrats are likely to remain the strongest political force in Germany. However, as six parties (up from four in 2013) are likely to enter the Bundestag, she will have to form a coalition to secure a majority in Parliament. With two weeks to go, either a continuation of the current "Grand coalition" with the SPD or a new alliance with the liberal FDP and the Greens is the most likely outcome.
In any case, all major parties are proposing a pro-European agenda and income tax relief given the fiscal surplus. The coalition negotiations following the elections are likely to last several weeks and will show a compromise on its implementation. At the end of the day, Candriam expects a next step in the European agenda to include a common defence policy, the creation of a European Monetary Fund, the likely creation of a European Finance Minister and a hard line on the Brexit negotiations.
The short-term market impact should be limited but, longer-term, the outcome should be market-friendly. Unlike the polls in other major countries over the past twelve months, no major party is running a platform on exiting the EU, cutting the healthcare service or building a wall with its next-door (country) neighbour – in a nutshell, political risk should not rise as a result of the elections. In the medium term, this is likely to prove supportive of European assets, including the Euro.
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So yesterday I showed you a picture of the table I bought at the auction for $5. For those just joining this conversation, here it is.
The finish was a terrible gold color. THAT had to go. Paint is amazing. For the table, it was so drab that I used paint to liven it up. Whereas for the mirror, it needed to be toned down 'cause it was all faux-gild-in-yo'-face. Let's tone this puppy down!


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UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. -- Junior guard Tim Frazier (Houston, Texas) was named Team MVP and seven seniors were honored at the 33rd Annual Nittany Lion Basketball Banquet sponsored by the Nittany Lion Hoops Club Friday (April 13).
"We are here to pay tribute to these seniors and what they have done for this University and this program," first-year coach Patrick Chambers said Friday night at the Nittany Lion Inn. "All these guys embraced everything we wanted to do and they competed every single day. Even at the end, they had great energy and great passion. There was still a willingness to get better, because they loved each other."
Nittany Lion players Cammeron Woodyard (Westminster, Md.) and Billy Oliver (Chatham, N.J.) as well as senior managers Billy Bowe, Adam Horowitz, Justin LoSasso, Alex Macht and Jack McNally were honored on the night as Chambers hosted his first banquet as Nittany Lion head coach.
"I want to out-grow this room," Chambers said. "My goal is to grow this. We want to make the best Hoops Club, the best banquet, the best program. It needs to be about the players, because they build the culture - one that is going to make it a very, very bright future."
Frazier, who earned the program's sixth first-team All-Big selection after leading the Big Ten in assists (6.2 apg) and finishing second in scoring (18.8 ppg) and steals (2.4 spg), earned his first recognition as the John Lawther Team MVP award winner. Frazier became just the third Nittany Lion ever to lead the team in scoring, rebounding (4.7 rpg), assists and steals in a season and set a new Penn State season record with 198 assists on the year. He finished seventh on the season scoring chart with 602 points and posted the fifth best season steal total with 76 to become the first Lion to post a top 10 season in scoring, assists and steals in the same year. He led the Lions in scoring in 25 games on the year and his 17 20-point games ranked second in the Big Ten and fifth among major conference players nationally.
Senior guard Woodyard earned the Coaches Award after posting the best season of his career. The 6-5 guard finished second on the team with 42 threes and third posting 8.7 ppg while shooting a team-best 80.7 percent from the free throw line. He scored a career-high 22 points vs. Minnesota and logged 14 double-figure scoring games while starting18 prior to being sidelined with a fractured right foot with three games remaining in the season.
Junior forward Oliver was named the Lou Lamie Most Inspirational Player award winner after having a promising season cut short by recurring concussion-like symptoms and deciding to end his playing career because, as he said, "If I can't go out there and I can't do everything I can to win games and everything (my teammates) do for me, I think its time to move on." Prior to the return of symptoms, Oliver was leading the team with 35 threes and had posted a career-best 21 points vs. Purdue on a Penn State record tying seven threes in a Big Ten game.
Redshirt freshman forward Jon Graham (Baltimore, Md.) was earned the Most Improved Player award after the 6-8 forward started the final 17 games of the season. He twice posted a career-high 10 points (vs. Iowa and Northwestern) and had a career-high 10 rebounds (vs. Wisconsin) during a run of three straight games at the end of February. He averaged 5.3 points and 4.1 rebounds per game while shooting 51.1 percent over the final 10 games of his first season on the court.
Freshman forward Ross Travis (Chaska, Minn.) earned the Scrappiest Player award sponsored by Steve Krentzman. Often referred to by Chambers as his "junkyard dog," Travis quickly became a fan favorite with his all out style diving for loose balls and crashing into the stands to save balls. He played in all 32 games and started 16 in his first season while posting 4.4 points and 4.2 rebounds per game. Like Graham, he began to peak late in the year posting 7.2 points and 5.2 rebounds per game over the final five games while shooting 63.6 percent from the floor.
Sophomore guard D.J. Newbill (Philadelphia, Pa.), who redshirted the season under NCAA transfer rules after coming to Penn State from Southern Mississippi, was named the Dave Phillips Memorial Unsung Hero award winner. Newbill, who was out for more than a month as he rehabilitated a left shoulder injury suffered in mid-October, was consistently one of the best and hardest working players in practice upon his return.
Freshman guard Kevin Montminy (Centre Hall, Pa.) earned the Scholastic Achievement Award in his first season on the team. The prospective business major earned Dean's List recognition following the fall semester with better than a 3.8 grade-point average.


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Instead of celebrating Usher's latest single "Papers" last week, fans were reportedly shocked by the candid and cutting lyrics about a bitter relationship.
The divorcing hip hop artist who is in the midst of a split from his wife of two years Tameka Foster Raymond sings that he is ready to "sign them papers" and dished on late night fights on the new track.
"Some of it is true and some of it isnt," Sean Garrett, who wrote lyrics to the song, told People. "That is what makes this record so intriguing and explosive. Some of it is about his life and some of it is not."
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Usher also sings about nearly losing his mother but Garrett said the artists never revealed anything about his personal life to the lyricist that that the tune was just "inspired by Usher."
"I wrote that record about eight months ago, before he was even getting a divorce. The record is not about Tameka and those are not his words," said Garrett.


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I cannot believe I have never re-posted this from my old blog. Recently, due to jam-packed schedules, I was unable to take my daughters in for their usually-scheduled braiding appointments at the professional hair stylist's. I did their hair myself. I had almost forgotten how much I enjoyed hair day. And I was pleased that I hadn't lost the knack!
Something magical happens to me on Hair Day. I am a person who lives in the mind quite a bit, so maybe it is the tactile, manual nature of doing hair—but it usually results in me being so…present. Oddly, at the same time I feel an almost otherworldly connection to all the mothers, grandmothers, aunts, and Miss Johnsons before me when I do my daughters' hair.
Hair Day?
Previously, I talked about what happens in our house on Hair Day:
The hours-long ritual that is washing and braiding my daughters' hair is more than just a task that needs to be done. It is also an exercise in ethnic identity and pride building. First, the three of us decide on a style by looking through one of our hair books…It's not that I am good enough to pull off many of these styles given my current level of very low skills. (Growing up, while my sister and girl cousins were doing each other's hair, my nose was usually in a book.) But I can at least usually approximate the styles. And looking at the books gives us a chance to speak about the wide range and beauty of Black hair. These children are beautiful, I tell my daughters. Their hair is joy to behold….
(It's been a while since I wrote that. I am getting more skilled at doing my daughters' hair. But I am by no means yet an expert.)
Last week was my kids' spring break and one day we spent all afternoon at one of our area public libraries. Both my daughters were in the children's section, seated at a table with their books. Soon another child joined them. From my chair a few feet away I noticed this little girl noticing my daughters' hair. Her own hair was blond, straight, in a small pony tail at the nape of her neck. My daughters' hair was in a style we have come to call "freedom hair" after a character in one of their books: large, picked-out, perfectly symmetrical afros.
The little girl reached over and patted one daughter's hair. I held my breath. And sat erect in my seat.
"Look at your hair" she exclaimed. "Did your mommy do that?" My daughter lightly caressed her freedom locks. "Yes, she did," she said, turning in my direction and beaming.
I exhaled. And relaxed my spine back into the curved wood of the chair.
Right, Under, Left, Cross, Pick Up…
My husband does not understand it, but when I first begin braiding I actually have to concentrate. I cannot discuss what I want to have for dinner that evening, or laugh at a witty commercial on TV, or opine about the merits of one summer camp over another. The simple rote act of correctly crossing three strands of hair to make neat rows of crop-like patterns requires all of my PhD-bound brain power.
Often I must comb out unsuccessful rows and begin anew. Almost always, my first attempts at sectioning hair into parts with the tip of my pink rat-tailed comb are ragged and rough. Sometimes early on I try to rush the process, combing through a section of hair before all the tangles are out—resulting in predictable pain and cries.
I have been known to poke a patient little girl in the ear lobe or eye with a comb, brush, or thumb.
But I do not give up. Mainly because I know that—if I just stick with it a little—this initial period of bumbling and fumbling will give way to something truly special.
Enter the Matrix
My mother is a pianist. She believes solo pianists should be old-school and memorize even the most complicated classical pieces (instead of appearing on stage with sheet music and a page-turner). When she would rehearse, she would say she had to practice until she was able to "get the music in her hands." If she was able to sit down and play a piece that she hadn't played in years, she would say that it was "still in her hands."
That the closest analogy I can think of to what happens to me at some point during braiding. It is as if my hands take over some memory, some proficiency, some something that cannot be explained by my multi-year self-taught course in Black natural hair care. I do not always know exactly when I have reached this point. I usually only realize after: after I find that I have been looking up at the TV (instead of down, at my braiding) for one full minute at the SpongeBob episode where Sandy enters SpongeBob in a weight-lifting contest. Or maybe after I have near-simultaneously told one daughter where to find a missing puzzle piece, shouted to my husband what I want on my pizza, and completed another row of braids.
I am in the hair zone. I have entered the hair matrix. I am making hair magic.
My fingers are moving in effortless choreography to carve razor straight parts, create three perfectly even strands, and knit them together in strong, tight braids. My eyes have developed a sort of x-ray vision, discerning even microscopic masses of tangles which my suddenly gentle hands are then able to coax apart with not a single whimper. Whole sections of freedom hair are transformed into twists, braids, plaits, cornrows—of any thickness I please.
Some of the sections even look like the pictures in the hair books.
Within the last year or so my daughters and I have added a new ritual to our hair styling–every time we do hair, but especially on Hair Days. After I finish, I fuss a little over the result, deem the style complete, then "crown" my daughter. This, apparently, is a step that I cannot skip or else my daughters will let me know about it. I must say, "I crown you ______, Princess of ______land" or "…Dutchess of ________ville" or "…Queen of __________." As I bellow this phrase in my most solemn-sounding voice (no matter how silly I make the title or land) I must make a crowning motion with my hands, then turn my daughter around to inspect herself in the mirror.
Sometimes I wonder if I am going overboard with all this hub-bub about my daughters' hair. But I usually conclude that positive hub-bub is just fine. Especially if it gives my daughters a confidence I never had to answer questions of curious children. Especially if they come to associate their hair with their regality.
And I have to admit that I love the special feeling in my hands that lasts for a few moments after I crown them. It lasts while my hands wash and put away the brush and rat-tailed comb…while my hands cap the spray bottles of special oils and empty the spray bottle of warm water. It starts to fade as my hands wash each other and dry themselves on the Hello Kitty towel hanging on the rod.
With that my hands are back to being the blunt clumsy instruments that merely poke at computer keyboards or wrestle a steering wheel. But I know that the memory and the magic are still there, somewhere inside them, waiting to take over from my mind on the next Hair Day.


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How cool would this be? I am going to make a few drawings maybe of some ideas, and see what you all think. Maybe I'll be a total geek and send something to them.
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Snow-capped fairy cakes
Nutrition and extra info
Nutrition: per serving
- kcal210
- fat9g
- saturates5g
- carbs31g
- sugars22g
- fibre0g
- protein3g
- salt0.31g
- 175g butter
Butter is a dairy product made from separating whole milk or cream into fat and…
- 175g golden caster sugar
- 3 eggs
The ultimate convenience food, eggs are powerhouses of nutrition packed with protein and a…
- 200g self-raising flour
- finely grated zest 1 orange
One of the best-known citrus fruits, oranges aren't necessarily orange - some varieties are…
- 1 tsp vanilla extract
- 4 tbsp milk
One of the most widely used ingredients, milk is often referred to as a 'complete' food…
For the icing
- 1 egg white
- 4 tbsp orange juice
- 175g icing sugar
- fruit jellies and silver balls, to decorate
Heat oven to 190C/fan 170C/gas 5. Line 18 holes of a 2 x 12-hole bun tins with paper cake cases. Melt butter and cool for 5 mins, tip into a large bowl with all the cake ingredients, then beat together for 1-2 mins until smooth.
Spoon the cake mixture into the cake cases, filling them three-quarters full (a heaped tablespoon is about right). Bake for 15-18 mins until lightly browned and firm to the touch. Cool on a wire rack.
To make the icing, put the egg white and orange juice into a heatproof bowl, sift in the icing sugar, then set over a pan of simmering water. Using an electric hand whisk, whisk the icing for 7 mins until it is glossy and stands in soft peaks. Remove from the heat, then whisk for a further 2 mins until it is slightly cooled.
Thinly slice the fruit jellies. Spoon the icing onto the cakes, swirling it with a knife, then decorate with slices of jelly fruits and a few silver balls. Leave to set. The cakes will keep for up to 3 days in the cake tin.


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Penn State among top 10 universities worldwide in agriculture and forestry
Penn State among top 10 universities worldwide in agriculture and forestry
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. -- Penn State's agricultural and forestry programs rank in the top 10 worldwide, according to a recently released report.
The annual QS World University Rankings by Subject reveal the top 200 universities in the world for 30 individual subjects. Penn State was ranked ninth in the category of agriculture and forestry.
For the 2013 rankings, QS Intelligence Unit (QSIU) -- a division of QS Quacquarelli Symonds, an international higher education data-research firm -- evaluated 2,858 universities and ranked a total of 678 institutions.
Out of the 30 subjects evaluated, Penn State ranks among the top 200 institutions in 29 subjects, placing the University in the top tier of institutions. The 30th subject, pharmacy, is not applicable to Penn State.
The by-subject ranking methodology combines four indicators -- academic reputation, employer reputation, citations per paper and H-index citations -- to form an international ranking of universities. In agriculture and forestry, Penn State ranked first in citations per paper and fifth in H-index citations, which is a widely used measure of faculty research productivity and impact.
"This ranking confirms what we've long believed -- that Penn State is one of the finest universities in the world, particularly where the agricultural sciences are concerned," said Barbara Christ, interim dean of the College of Agricultural Sciences.
"We are gratified by our particularly high ranking in research citations and H-index, which are clear indicators of the value of our faculty's work in addressing important scientific questions surrounding food production, natural-resource utilization and conservation, and environmental quality," she said.
Penn State was one of seven Big Ten universities ranked in the top 30 in agriculture and forestry.
Now in its third year, the QS World University Rankings by Subject is an extension of the overall QS World University Rankings. According to the company's website, the by-subject rankings are designed to "provide comparative information at discipline level and to highlight the excellence of institutions in specialist areas."
For more information and a full list of the 2013 rankings, visit the QSIU website at http://www.topuniversities.com.


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At Mariquita Farm we're getting lined up to do the "Florida Weave." This probably sounds like the name of a square dance, but actually the "Florida weave" describes a common way to stake up tomato plants.In the Central Coast, April 15th is generally considered the "frost-free" date. From the 15th on we're unlikely to suffer any overnight freezing. Mother Nature makes no promises about the temperatures she'll cast. This year, on the morning of the 20th there was snow on the top of the Sierra De Salinas south-west of Soledad, and I can remember various frosts on the Pajaro Valley floor after the 15th over the years, but I always start to plant my frost tender tomato vines in mid-April. A month after we plant the tomatoes it's time to start tying them up.
Not all varieties of tomato require tying. Determinate tomato breeds set most of their flowers at once, so the harvest, when it comes, is relatively concentrated. Determinate tomatoes are often harvested by machine. Because tomatoes destined for mechanized harvest need to be tough and rubbery to withstand the rigors of being picked by a blunt instrument many determinate tomato breeds are designed to have fruit that can be beaten off the vine green, then ripened artificially with ethylene gas, before being cooked down into tomato paste for canning. But I don't grow tomatoes for industrial processing. I prefer to grow the so-called indeterminate tomatoes, which flower over a long period.
As indeterminate tomatoes flower they keep growing….and growing….and growing. Tomatoes evolved in tropical South America as short lived perennials with a rampant, vining habit. One wild tomato type that is still available to gardeners is the so-called currant cherry tomato. Currants have fruits that are hardly bigger than peas, but the vines can reach over twenty feet. The old fashioned, heirloom breeds of tomatoes that I plant still show off their origins as rampant, perennial tropical vines by sprawling over a wide area if they're not restrained. To avoid treading on the tomato plants, to make harvest easier, and to assure that the fruits are not laying on the dirt it is necessary to introduce a little discipline into the life of an indeterminate tomato.
So we pound wooden stakes at ten foot intervals down the tomato rows while the plants are still young. As the vines grow, we lash lines of twine from stake to stake, passing first on one side of each pole, then on the other side, so that the foliage is supported between the taunt strings in an upright fashion. That's the Florida Weave. As the plants grow up we spin more twine higher and higher up the poles, so we end up with linear walls of tomato foliage. The workers can walk easily down the rows to inspect the plants, repair the drip irrigation tubes that run along the rows at the base of the plants, or trap for gophers. Breezes can pass between the rows, keeping the plants dry so that any threat of losing plants to humidity loving mildews is mitigated. Eventually, clusters of colorful, flavorful fruits will hang by the cluster, well above the dusty ground, and easy to pick. I'm planning on a bountiful harvest, but in the end, I remind myself that success isn't only up to me. Farming is always a dance, and nature calls the tune.
copyright 2007 Andy Griffin
Tomatoes and Basil and Padron Peppers: Upick and Mini Market plans for the summer:
Mariquita has many heirloom and sauce tomatoes planted, lots of tender basil and loads of pimiento de padron peppers, and friarellis too! We plan to have many upick Saturdays (maybe the occasional weekday too) in August, Sept. and October. We also hope to host mini 2 hour markets throughout the city in different neighborhoods with canning portions of the same items. Stay tuned! If you have a great driveway that would make a good one-time only Mariquita Mini Market later this summer, let me know. Thanks!


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In his view, that means going for Groucho Marx rather than Karl Marx, the person to whom more of us can relate. That's a tactic that goes back to U.S. President Lyndon Baines Johnson, whose speechwriter Liz Carpenter revealed it in a 2003 article on How to write a speech:
You've got to make sure that everything you write will be understood by the audience. There's a famous story about LBJ going over a draft of a speech by a new speechwriter. He was reading it aloud to [Congressman] Jake Pickle, and he got down to a quotation from Aristotle. LBJ exploded: "Aristotle? Aristotle? Those people don't know who the hell Aristotle is!" So he took out his fountain pen, crossed out "Aristotle," and wrote, "As my dear old daddy used to say . . ." Any speechwriter would say that's fair.Simon notes, however, that Ronald Reagan sometimes quoted Aristotle and British poets of yore in presidential speeches, noting "I'm old enough to remember them."
In our fondness to reach for these familiar voices, however, many speakers wind up attributing comments to the wrong person. I'm continually seeing people on Twitter share a supposed Nancy Reagan quote -- "A woman is like a tea bag. You don't know how strong she is until she's in hot water" -- which I thought came from Eleanor Roosevelt, but has been ascribed to many, many other speakers. This week, NPR looks at the phenomenon of Churchillian drift, the name given to misattributions of quotes the great man never said. Apparently, we like our best speakers to get the credit for all the good stuff.
What about your speeches? Are you reaching for ancient authorities, big names, or that common denominator? And are you sure you're quoting the right person?
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AUSTIN, Texas (AP) - The University of Texas has issued an alert on its website ordering an evacuation "due to threats on campus."
The alert posted shortly before 10 a.m. Friday says people on campus should immediately evacuate all buildings and "get as far away as possible."
University of Texas director of communications Rhonda Weldon says the university received a call about 8:35 a.m. from a man with a Middle Eastern accent claiming to be with al-Qaida. The man said he had placed bombs all over the campus that would go off in 90 minutes.
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Dear Windows Users,
Since LAPACK 3.4.0, CMAKE and MinGW allow you to build LAPACK dlls. You can now create a C Application under Microsoft Visual Studio that use LAPACK without the need of INTEL Fortran libraries.
We are providing you those prebuilt libraries on the lapack-for-windows website: http://icl.cs.utk.edu/lapack-for-window ... index.html
Now is LAPACKE also available, so you can call LAPACK C Interface directly from your VS Solution.
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We have created a timeless collection of handcrafted wall art. These lovely pieces are a unique way to set the tone for any living space as they hang on the wall or adorn a table top. Themes range from sophisticated elegance and charming juvenile to magical fantasy and old-fashioned holiday. Most vintage boards measure approximately 11"x17"(unless otherwise specified) and are constructed of 1/4" wood with signature gold paint on the back. Many collections are lightly dusted with glitter(glitter can be omitted upon request). Each Vintage Board has a color-coordinated ribbon for hanging(most vintage boards can come standing with a stand attached to the back if requested).


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There just aren't enough stories told in the world about people doing good things. The woman in this story is married to someone who works at Brennan's company.
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There just aren't enough stories told in the world about people doing good things. The woman in this story is married to someone who works at Brennan's company.
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If only I lived in a shoe.
I have never felt so old. I had worship/music/praise team (whatever, I went to sing my little heart out to Jesus) practice tonight.
Moment of oldness 1: So this 12 yr old drummer is playing with us for a couple of songs this week. He's really very good. He's introduced, he's going to play with us, I say, "Rock on!" He looks at me like I'm his Grandma. I mean, I'm hoping he was just really nervous, because he never did seem comfortable, but the look he gave me was sort of like, "You're kidding, right? Rock on? Tell me you're kidding." Newsflash to myself: I am not the recent college grad on the team anymore. I am a mom figure.
Moment of oldness 2: So I'm stepping down from the platform (I don't like to call it a stage, but that's what it's like). Just walking down 3 steps like a normal person. My knee pops. It hurts bad. The pain goes away, but now when I try to walk like a normal person, my knee gives out. It's like it popped out but never back in where it's supposed to go. If I straighten my leg, it feels like my kneecap is not there it belongs. I probably won't be able to exercise anymore, or I'll have to modify things. I'll probably have to get a knee brace -- not even for sports -- just to wear, everyday that I want to walk across the room.
Moment of oldness 3: I get headaches with changes in barometric pressure.
Moment of oldness 4: Sometimes at lunch I enjoy watching CNN.
Moment of oldness 5: It's 10 p.m., and I'm exhausted.
Moment of oldness 6: I would not give up my minivan for any other car.
Moment of oldness 7: I complain about gas prices.
Moment of oldness 8: I discuss driving routes. "We took Highway 55 instead of the freeway today..."
Moment of oldness 9: My right wrist has hurt since Natalie was born (she turns 3 in a month). I can't do a pushup, because I can't hold myself up on that hand. Not that I want to do pushups, I'm just saying it's irritating.
Moment of oldness 10: 30 is only 47 days away.
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I used to think it'd be fun to see what my girls will be like when they're older. What kind of teenagers will they be (so frightening)? What will they look like?
Now I'm realizing, I'm looking at it. Ella has new pj's. They're stripey pants with a raglan t shirt. So she'll wander out anywhere from 7:45 to 9 in the morning. Hair everywhere, totally groggy. She plops herself down and watches a show.
Lately when something upsets Natalie, she hangs her head down, and walks briskly to her room. She shuts the door, sits on the edge of her bed, feet on the floor and cries.
Today I checked my email and sighed -- more changes to make on a job. Ella asked me what was wrong. "Oh nothing -- Mommy just has more work to do." So she asked me how much work it was. I said about 20, since I have about 20 things to get done. "Ugh...that will take a long time." Such a little grownup.
Their teenage years will come too fast for me anyway, but I'm really struck after this weekend with how old they seem, as we approach 3 & 5. I'm praying for the presence of mind to enjoy what I've got when I've got it. It will be on to the next before I know it.
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In case I never write it anywhere else...
Cute things the girls have been saying lately:
Natalie had me put a toy back together for her. "Is it good as new, Mommy?"
While watching Ella's new favorite show, American Gladiators, with both blue teams winning Ella says, "Mom, I guess it's a tough day for red."
"I want the jammies with covers on them." Natalie referring to footie pj's.
"I want a helmet on it." Natalie asking for a lid on the straw cup.
Reading Winnie the Pooh, Natalie says, "Look Mommy! It's Christmasfor Robin!"
Ella: "Is it Valentime's Day yet?"
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