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Grilled paneer tikka dry, a mouthwatering paneer recipe should be served as a starter. The succulent paneer tikkas coated with spicy masala and chutney are placed in a tandoor or grill and typically enjoyed with green chutney and onion rings.
Devour paneer butter masala, an irrestible combination of creamy paneer cubes simmered in a rich spicy gravy, laden with butter. Serve hot with naan or pita bread.
The north indian paneer specialty paneer butter masala is an easy tasty recipe to prepare the traditional favorite paneer masala. Mouthwatering, quick to prepare and a perfect vegetable or paneer dish to serve on special occasions!
Very-very testy when it is hot. You can serve it with coriander and green chili chutney.
Amritsari paneer fingers is a tempting paneer or cottage cheese recipe with a typical punjabi touch. The paneer fingers dipped in a spicy batter, and deep fried to get a crispy crunchy texture. Share your favorite paneer recipe online.
Boondi ladoo is a traditional laddu recipe of boondi or small fried balls made from gram flour. The besan boondi are mixed with ghee, sugar and cardamom and blended together in the ladoos. Boondi laddu is a tasty and healthy laddoo( sweet ball) recipe.
Yammy paneer finger is truly an yummy recipe to prepare lip smacking paneer fingers which are coated in gram flour and besan and then deep fried. Enjoy these crispy delights with green chutney as starter or evening snacks.
Do not cook the Gobi. just soak for 5mts.
the qty of soya sauce to be added is, the orange gravy should look like brown when soya sauce is added.
do not add any salt to the gravy, coz the soya sauce itself has got salt in it.
A sweet delicacy, the green gram halwa is made from boiled green gram or moong dal which is cooked with sugar and ghee till done and lumpy. Add chopped nuts as garnish and enjoy as dessert after meals.
Orange raita will go better with this rice.


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Fassolia (from the Latin faseolus) means “beans” and aa’rida means “large,” so this recipe refers to flat, large white beans that grow on a vine that covers big parts of the garden. A single plant grows indefinitely. The beans are picked green in August, and are tender and fast-cooking. Tender fassolia aa’rida is a delicacy that needs short cooking over a low fire, and gives plump, pearl white, melting beans, that are best served warm with a drizzle of lemon and olive oil . . . they are not called butter beans for nothing!
Salt should never be added to the cooking water for beans, as it will toughen the beans and they will not cook well.
Boil the beans in enough water to cover over low heat until softened and cooked through. Cut the fire a little before the beans are completely soft, as they will continue to cook in the liquid.
Drain the warm, soft beans. Crush the garlic together with a pinch of salt, add the lemon juice, olive oil, and more salt to taste, and drizzle the dressing over the beans. Sprinkle the parsley leaves over the beans and serve warm.

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What is an Amorphous Metal?
An amorphous metal is a solid metallic alloy material that exhibits an unusual atomic-scale structure compared to all other metals.
Most metals are crystalline in their solid state. Their atoms are arranged in a highly-ordered state. Amorphous metals, on the other hand, have a disordered arrangement of atoms and are non-crystalline with a glass-like structure.
By the 1990s, new amorphous alloys were being developed at a much lower cooling rate by using methods of simple casting into metallic molds. This procedure opened the door to a wide variety of industrial uses for amorphous metals.
How are Amorphous Metals produced?
Amorphous metals are produced by several differing procedures, all of which are complex and require specialized equipment and trained personnel.
Early experimenters at Cal Tech learned they could produce an ultra-thin ribbon of amorphous metal by splattering molten metal onto a spinning ultra-cold disk. The motion caused the alloy to cool too fast to form a crystalline structure. The result was a metal that was locked into a glassy state.
Today, the solid-state reaction route is the most widely used method for the preparation of amorphous metals commercially followed by ion irradiation and mechanical alloying methods.
The important commercial application of amorphous metals is mainly due to its special magnetic properties and high electrical conductive nature. The low-magnetization loss is also useful in high-efficiency transformers.
Two commercial products, Liquidmetal and Vitreloy, use amorphous metal alloys to manufacture various items like watches and cell phone covers. The alloys they use combine a number of desirable features like high tensile strength and excellent resistance to harmful corrosion that surpass regular metals.
Another positive quality is its high coefficient of restitution (COR). This measure of the “restitution” of a collision between two objects and how much kinetic energy remains for the objects to rebound makes the material ideal in the manufacturing of thin-faced golf club heads.
The ability to cast and mold amorphous Liquidmetals plus its high resistance to wear has resulted in it replacing plastic materials in some instances. Apple is testing the viability of using amorphous metals to see if they are able to retain a scratch-free surface longer than competing materials made in complex shapes.
Heavy industry also uses various amorphous metals as protective coatings for industrial machinery, on petroleum drill pipes and for boiler tubes in electrical plants.
In some cases, the metals can replace titanium in certain applications for medical instruments, military vehicles and the aerospace industry. Amorphous metal rods are also being used to replace depleted uranium rods in kinetic energy devices.
In one of the first applications in space, Liquidmetal plastics were used on the Genesis space probe as solar wind ion collectors.

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Wow! The Women Who Dare Salon announced on 9/18 sold out in less than a week. (Think we're onto something here?) I applaud each and every women who signed up for this event and look forward to frolicking with you on October 7.
For those who contacted me after the salon sold out: If you'd still like to be a part of the salon experience, please let me know and I will be happy to schedule a second event in November.
Just now hearing about the Salon? Email me to learn more: inspire@zominternet.net.
Catch me tomorrow in Cranberry!
I’m thrilled to be signing and reading excerpts from EMNM right in my own community! Come check out this new bookstore that serves northern Allegheny County and Butler County.
A big hug to everyone who came out to my talk last evening in Monroeville. With so many events happening around the G-20 in Pittsburgh this week, it was a privilege to see such a robust turnout for this program. I had a blast. Hope you did, too.
Next on the calendar, a book signing this Saturday at a brand new bookstore right in my community! I salute you, book lovers! Visit my book site for details of all upcoming events: www.EverythingmattersNothingmatters.com.
Tuesday, September 22, 7 to 9 p.m.
As we progress through life, our soul’s desires can become shrouded, squelched, devalued or ignored altogether. Especially in times of emotional and economic crisis, the tendency is to shut down, lose faith, think small. Forced to choose between our heart’s desires and everyday practicality—or necessity—we deny that most authentic part of ourselves or put it on a shelf to be looked into "some day" when things are "better." This talk will challenge you to consider that now is the exact right time to begin to live your higher story—in spite of what "outer circumstances" might be happening.
Podcast on Publishing: ARE YOU READY NOW TO WRITE THAT BOOK?
First of all, thanks to everyone who stopped by my author table at the Bridgewater Book Fest this weekend. What a gorgeous autumn day here in the Northeast! And books only added to the beauty! I'm joined in the photo to the right by Dave Hanson of "Slap Shot" fame.
Are you ready NOW . . right now! . . . to do something with your book idea? If so, I invite you to listen to an audio recording I just did for Pittsburgh Professional Women. In this interview, I share details about the process for getting your book published, working with agents and publishers, and how to know whether you should self-publish or work with a traditional publishing house. Respond to this post and I'll send you a web link to the podcast!
Meet me at the Bridgewater Bookfest in Bridgewater, PA on Sept 12, 2009!
I will be signing copies of "Everything Matters, Nothing Matters". This is sure to be a fun party!
Cheryl Klein, senior editor at Arthur A. Levine Books (an imprint of Scholastic) recently shared with Writer's Digest the best publishing advice she's ever received. "It's all about emotion," she said. "First, the emotion the author can create in me, the reader. Then the emotion I, as an editor, carry into the house, passing my excitement on to our sales staff so they'll carry it forward to booksellers and thence to readers. And then the readers discover the emotion in the book all over again."
For query tips and more, visit Cheryl's website CherylKlein.com.
Thanks to all the kind writerly souls who came out for my workshops/author discussions this month. I enjoy meeting each and every one of you and hearing about your writing aspirations. it is a joy for me to talk about writing. It's almost as much fun as writing itself!
Here's a pic of me with 2 fellow authors at the Champions Series author panel hosted by Spahr Consulting. Please check back here soon...I will be announcing 2 more upcoming writing workshops, along with a special surprise I have planned for those who are really, truly serious about moving their writing project to the next level--and far beyond.
Monday, July 13, 1 p.m.
Be a part of WSBA’s Small Business Week, July 13-17, with great topics to help business owners market and grow their businesses on a budget. My talk will help you assess your writing project, deciding on a publishing venue, and learn how to submit your work to publishers and literary agents. Check out the full week’s topics at the above website.
Tuesday, July 21, 3:30 to 4:30 p.m.
Join me for an author panel discussion of getting published, part of the Champion’s Series sponsored by Spahr Consulting.
1. I’ve found that while more companies have laid off full-time employees in their marketing departments, they still have work that needs to get done. Hence, freelancers save the day. Freelancers are a bargain because companies don’t have to pay health benefits, paid days off or sick time—something that costs employers an average of 20-35% of a full-timer’s comp package. And we don’t stand around the water cooler, idling.
2. I’ve found that once I’m “in the door” with a client company, I can parlay project work into a long-term relationship. Even after the Great Recession passes, I believe companies will still be looking to run lean and mean. Again, freelancers save to day (and the budget). Just remember to do kick-a** work.
3. Building on point #2, I’ve also been able to parlay project-basis assignments into larger scale ones. For instance, a client that hired me to rewrite their web content now has me overseeing all their company marketing/branding/PR efforts.
4. It has been incredible how much my current clients have been referring me to other potential clients. I humbly take this as a sign not just that I’m adding value but that, as a freelancer (who is nonexclusive), taking on projects with other companies is not viewed as being disloyal. And I love the feeling that no one company “owns” my time. Don’t be shy: tell your clients that you’re looking for referrals.
4. Many folks who are in between jobs or careers are taking time to delve into drafting “the book they’ve always wanted to write.” My time spent with potential authors has gone up, not down this past year. I’m just happy to see that those in transition are using their time wisely . . . and productively. A handful of clients have even gotten books onto Kindle in as little as three months.
Please feel free to share your “positive” stories of freelancing in our current economy . . . and write on!
In its most significant foray into publishing, Amazon has acquired world English rights to a self-published novel by a midwestern teenager called Legacy. The acquisition is the first for the e-tailer's newly launched publishing banner, AmazonEncore. Amazon is re-releasing the fantasy title, in hardcover, in August. The book, by Cayla Kluver, is part of a planned a trilogy--it was published under the banner Forsooth Books, founded by Kluver and her mother--and, according to Amazon, is the first in a currently unknown number of titles from AmazonEncore.
Belle said that Legacy was one title on a lengthy list of potential AmazonEncore books, although he declined to say how many books Amazon may release annually, noting the list will be decided by "how many great books we can identify." As for the editorial process used by AmazonEncore, Belle said a "team of editors" read a number of manuscripts on the list and their literary judgement were taken into consideration along with "what they think the incremental sales opportunity might be."
In addition to the hardcover, Amazon will release Legacy as an audiobook (through Audible) and as an e-book (as a Kindle edition). Belle said the company will make a decision about a first printing--the company's using an offset printer for the title--based on pre-order information and other data. And, moving forward, print runs will be made on a title-by-title basis.
Amazon will also work with wholesalers to get the title into bookstores.
When asked if he thought publishers might be leery of the industry's most dominant online retailer moving into what looks like traditional publishing, Belle said he doesn't see why AmazonEncore would make anyone fearful. "I wouldn't say this is a new model; there are other examples in the marketplace of retailers who've done similar things," he said. He then added that a number of publishers he spoke to about the program gave positive feedback, noting that "publishers want to see how we could work together on this model," returning to the example of AmazonEncore bringing back into print a publisher's oop title.
Monday, June 1, 7 to 9 p.m.
Join in my discussion and Q&A of “The Conscious Writer: How to be Prolific in Your Art, Your Heart and in Your Life”. Sisters in Crime is an international organization of writers, readers, booksellers, agents, editor, reviewers and teachers interested in promoting the work of women mystery writers.
Wednesday, May 27, 7 to 8 p.m.
Join me for upscale networking at one of Pittsburgh’s finest restaurants, with wine and appetizers to die for. The Women’s Power Lunch organization has a special magic. Its mission is “empowering women through networking”.

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Gate style, size, and placement are important aspects of mold design. In this lesson we will learn about ring gates, and how they are used with various parts.
This lesson covers when and why to use ring gates in mold designs, and how ring gate styles impact filling patterns and injection pressure requirements.


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Suffering is a philosophical problem, but it is much more. It is deeply personal. Why is this happening to me? How can I respond to friends and family in pain and loss, and to people in my care?
Richard Rice guides readers through the seven most significant theodicies—approaches that have been used to make sense of suffering in light of God's justice or control. He considers the strengths and weaknesses of each option, while always guiding us toward greater understanding and compassion. Rice goes further by offering guidelines for constructing a personal framework for dealing practically with suffering, one that draws from philosophy, ethics, theology and real-world experience.
Intending for each of us to find a response to our suffering that is both intellectually satisfying and personally authentic, Rice provides the resources for meeting this challenge. He weaves together the theoretical side of the theodicies with personal stories of people who have experienced great suffering. While no framework can perfectly account for the problem of pain, we are left with the overarching insight that suffering never has the final word.
"The 'why me? why now?' question is probably the most common response of people undergoing serious illness or loss. There are no answers to these questions, just the assurance that with time, and in the presence of compassionate clinicians, chaplains and loved ones, people may find answers for themselves. Rice's book provides a theological roadmap for patients in their reflections on their suffering to assist them in their journey toward inner peace and healing."
"Those who suffer know two things: that suffering calls for silence and that, eventually, it seeks to be understood. Richard Rice respects this double knowledge, honors the limits of what we can say in a crisis and humbly surveys a range of responses to suffering to help his readers speak faithfully in and of pain—their own, and others'."
"Never have I read a philosophical reflection that identifies so deeply with the experience of human suffering. Rice explores the greatest answers to the question, why does God allow suffering? in light of that experience. Here, finally, is a resource for caregivers and those who seek to understand how so much pain could exist in a divinely created world."
"Suffering and the Search for Meaning is a beautiful book. Richard Rice writes gracefully, gently, wisely and sensitively about this most troubling and persistent problem—the pain and suffering of our lives and the lives of those we love. Rice provides a careful and accessible engagement with the most enduring 'solutions' that theologians and philosophers have offered to this problem. He is always careful to give each one its best hearing but never shies away from probing the weaknesses of a particular theodicy. He draws effortlessly and poignantly from popular culture, literature and yesterday's headlines to provide lively illustrations of his ideas. To read this book is to be guided gently, and to be addressed with respect and dignity, by one of the truly gifted pastoral theologians of our day."
"Pain and suffering are integral to human life, but never easy to understand or to deal with. Richard Rice's Suffering and the Search for Meaning brings a new dimension to reflection on the meaning of suffering, one deeply imbued with the best theological and philosophical thinking, but also attuned to contemporary human experience. After a clear analysis of the advantages and drawbacks of six classic options, he argues for a practical theodicy that does not try to make final sense of suffering but that helps those in the midst of suffering to respond in a resourceful way that will enhance the meaning of life."
"Writing on the problem of suffering, Richard Rice combines a philosopher's keen intellect with a pastoral heart to produce an incisive and helpful book. The work is clear, down to earth, and useful for those who suffer or are troubled by the fact of suffering in our world. The many illustrations from real life are illuminating, and the discussions of the various approaches to evil are fair and sensible. I recommend the book highly."
"Richard Rice brings together two things often separated: philosophical and theological explanations for suffering, and the practical struggle of persons trying to make sense of suffering in their own lives or the lives of others close to them. He surveys seven widely embraced approaches and concludes with a thoughtful chapter that provides guidance on developing one's personal response to suffering. An open theist himself, Rice is remarkably even-handed in describing how each of the approaches offers comfort as well as puzzles and unanswered questions. This book provides a rich resource both for those trying to understand their own suffering and for those who work with them and minister to them."
"Rice presents an accessible and even-handed overview of the dominant responses to pain and evil. I especially appreciate his bringing together the practical and theoretical aspects, as he weaves together stories and ideas. This book helps to round out the kind of conversations we all end up having about God, pain and the relationship between the two!"
"Questions about suffering never go away, nor do our attempts to explain it and live courageously in spite of it. Among the myriad of books on the topic, Richard Rice's is distinguished by its union of theoretical and personal concerns—by the way it brings together the concrete experience of suffering and the different ways careful thinkers have tried to explain its presence in the world. Accessible and practical, as well as philosophically informed, Suffering and the Search for Meaning will be of great value to physicians and other care providers as they seek to understand and respond to the full range of their clients' needs."
"I know of no better brief summary, analysis and critique of contemporary approaches to the problem of evil. Rice clearly knows which approaches he favors, but his treatments of all are fair and informative. This should become a standard text in courses on philosophy of religion as well as a useful resource for anyone interested in theodicy."
"This book would be very useful to college students and pastors who want to understand the major philosophical responses to suffering. It would also be ideal for a small-group setting, to help people think through these issues."
"In a fusion between good scholarship and practical usefulness, Rice succeeds to show that while suffering might not always make perfect sense, one can respond to it resourcefully. If only that, I believe his book achieves much."
Richard Rice is professor of religion at Loma Linda University in Loma Linda, California. He is the author of several books, including Suffering and the Search for Meaning, God’s Foreknowledge and Man’s Free Will and Reason and the Contours of Faith.

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CENTRE COUNTY, Pa. — Penn State’s Nittany Lion is a fan favorite, there’s no question about it.
The Nittany Lion is a smooth dancer, can do a bunch of one-handed push-ups and loves taking pictures with the Penn State faithful.
Now, the mascot is taking the national stage, thanks to the Mascot Hall of Fame.
In 2018, the Nittany Lion will be inducted into the newly built hall located in Whiting, Indiana.
The Hall of Fame was founded as an online-only hall by original Phillie Phanatic David Raymond. A total of 17 mascots have been inducted so far, including Big Ten foes Brutus Buckeye (Ohio State) and Bucky the Badger (Wisconsin).
The Nittany Lion will be honored alongside Chicago Blackhawks’ Tommy Hawk (NHL), Chicago Bulls’ Benny the Bull (NBA) and Kansas City Royals’ Sluggerrr (MLB).
To learn more about the Mascot Hall of Fame and the state-of-the-art facility, visit www.mascothalloffame.com.

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Quercetin is a popular flavonoid that is most commonly known for its presence in a number of plants. This includes apples, onions, capers and berries.
Recommended dosage: Take 1 to 3 capsules daily with a main meal or as directed by a professional.
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Definition - What does Root mean?
In plants, roots are what anchor the stems while providing a hydration and feeding system. They also provide stability while absorbing maximum nutrients from the soil. While the roots are beneath the surface of the soil, vascular tissues such as the shoots, stems, and leaves protrude above earth.
The root comprises of the phloem, apical meristem, endodermis, xylem, root hair, and cortex cells. A group of roots and the area in the garden immediately surrounding the roots is commonly reffered to as a root zone. Botanists differentiate between three main types of root structures: taproot, fibrous, and adventitious.
In a taproot structure, smaller secondary roots tend to extend from the main dominant one. On the other hand, a fibrous root structure is made up of a variety of small roots, with no dominant one. Fibrous roots have a tendency to spread out across the surface, while taproots extend deeply under the surface of the soil.
Adventitious roots have a tendency to develop in a vine-like manner. Consequently, plants with these root systems cling to different items, such as tree trunks, instead going deep into the ground.
In a hydroponics system, a plant's roots can be visible throughout the life of the plant, depending on what system is chosen. This gives the grower the opportunity to always be aware of how well their plant is growing.
Most roots are covered in fine hair, which have an impressive absorption power, hence enabling the plant to take in as much liquid, minerals, and nutrients as possible.
Root cuttings are also used in propagation to produce new plants.


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Today we gather here to attempt to find a way to reconcile ourselves to the death of Daniel Zavala Jr. so that we too can say, whatever our lot, it is well with our souls.
I am here because Carmel, Roel and Corina asked me to make some remarks on behalf of their family. I am deeply honored to have been asked. And I think that Danny – staunch conservative that he was – would have enjoyed the sweet irony that they asked his most hard-core liberal uncle to do this. But he probably would have considered himself lucky, given that his siblings were also considering placing an Obama bumper sticker in his casket.
The fact that I am representing the Zavalas and Palomos does not, in any way, imply that today, in this house, there is Danny’s family and Sandra’s family and other families. Because, on this day, we are all one – one family, together in our love for Danny and united in our grief, and united in our pain over his death.
The sacred book tells us that there is a time for everything, including grief and pain and tears. Today is one of those times. There may be those who will tell you that this should instead be a time for celebration or joy, because Danny is now in a better place. While we can indeed find consolation and joy in that, we should not pay too much heed to those who seek to convince us that we should not grieve, that our hearts should not ache, and that we should not cry. For our loss is real, our pain is genuine, and it is something that we feel deep down in the very core of our existence. We will do ourselves no favor – and we will not in any way honor Danny and his life – if we do not allow ourselves to give voice to that pain.
However, even as sorrow unites us, we are also united in the certainty that every one of us is a better person for having had Danny in our lives. Last night, Pastor Dino spoke eloquently about the certainties of life. Well, this is one of those certainties for us today: Danny touched us all, and he influenced our lives, in different ways and in different degrees.
That was Danny: doing good things for people, just because.
I would be dishonest if I were to claim that I was among those who knew him well, for Danny was born almost two years after I left this town. But over the years – through his mother, his siblings, and, lately, through Facebook – I have followed his life’s path, his growing up, his becoming a man, his getting married and becoming a father to his boys. And how he did his best, with Sandra, to be a good and loving parent to them (I think that you’ll agree that what we saw and heard during last night’s service, in the moving tributes from his two older sons, tells us that they indeed succeeded).
And, all we have to do is look at Daniel III, at Nicolás, at Adrián and at Xavier and see Danny’s personality reflected in their beautiful eyes, their generous hearts, their kind souls, their curious and creative minds, and in how they embrace life and all its rewards and frustrations with zest, eagerness, and unbounded and fearless joy, to affirm that Danny’s life was a meaningful one. It is in such knowledge that we can find joy. It is what we can celebrate, not just today, but for the rest of our lives.
DANIEL ZAVALA JR. was a human being, and he was therefore not perfect – not a perfect father, husband, son, brother, or friend. In fact, he would probably laugh at any attempt to portray him as perfect. None of us – all imperfect – expected him to be. He lived, after all, in a sea of imperfect humanity in a world far from perfect.
But it was in how embraced his own imperfections – his humanity – and how he tried to live the best life he could, to the fullest, in this challenging and imperfect world that made him the good man that he most certainly was – the good man that Danny and Nick did such a wonderful job of describing last night.
No one will ever be able to take from his four boys the memories of the many ways Danny found to relish life and how much passion he put into it and how important it was for him to live it the way his soul dictated.
That Daniel Zavala Jr. loved his family and his friends and life itself – and that he was loved in return – is irrefutable.
That his life ended way too soon is what brings sorrow to our hearts and tears to our eyes.
That we are all privileged to have been a part of his life, and to have him continue to be a part of ours, is what will allow us to say soon that it is well – it is well with our souls.


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About two thousand years ago in Mid-America in the city of Tikal a young man was born. He was the son of the king. When his father died his brother became king. He abandoned his hometown of Tikal and decided to make his own city called Dos Pilas. While in Tikal the other brother learned of what his brother was doing and sent troops over there. That started a whole sequence of battles between them. The ruler of Dos Pilas died in the first battle.
The next battle was very different than the last. Dos Pilas was more prepared than last time they had a new ruler and they had protective walls to protect the people from intruders. This time Dos Pilas was successful in keeping them out. After more and more battles Tikal finally gave up and quit their attempts to stop the progress of the growth of Dos Pilas.
The second and third rulers of Dos Pilas changed the purpose of warfare. They used war to acquire land. They had over 1,500 Square miles of land when the third ruler of Dos Pilas died. They had taken over 11 cities too. None of the cities were very well known but that is still a lot of land to take over.


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SUNNYVALE, Calif., March 05, 2019 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- FogHorn, a leading developer of edge intelligence software for industrial and commercial IoT applications, today announced their selection and participation in Startup Autobahn, the largest European innovation platform and accelerator connecting leading automotive organizations with promising startups in Stuttgart, Germany. FogHorn joins 30 other leading technology providers, selected from over 500 applicants, for the upcoming Program 6 and its 100-day pilot challenge.
Startup Autobahn Program 6 focuses on sustainability to support the undeniable need for green innovation. FogHorn will collaborate with leading automotive companies to leverage the latest AI technologies that make vehicles safer, more efficient and comfortable for their passengers.
Startup Autobahn connects industry-leading corporations and young tech companies. Through their semi-annual programs, corporate partners collaborate with startups on an eye-to-eye level to evaluate the fit for both parties, pilot their technology and drive the ultimate goal — a successful production-ready implementation.
Program 6 will end in July 2019, where FogHorn and fellow program participants will demo their pilots and results at Startup Autobahn’s Expo Day. For more information about Startup Autobahn, visit www.startup-autobahn.com. To learn more about FogHorn’s innovative edge intelligence platform and various industrial and commercial use cases, visit www.foghorn.io.
About FogHorn FogHorn is a leading developer of edge intelligence software for industrial and commercial IoT application solutions. FogHorn’s software platform brings the power of advanced analytics and machine learning to the on-premises edge environment enabling a new class of applications for advanced monitoring and diagnostics, machine performance optimization, proactive maintenance and operational intelligence use cases. FogHorn’s technology is ideally suited for OEMs, systems integrators and end customers in manufacturing, power and water, oil and gas, renewable energy, mining, transportation, healthcare, retail, as well as smart grid, smart city, smart building and connected vehicle applications. FogHorn and Lightning are trademarks of FogHorn Systems. The names of actual companies and products mentioned herein may be the trademarks of their respective owners.


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Розробка уроку англійської мови 4 клас "Птахи навколо нас"
Виховувати позитивне ставлення до англійської мови, прищеплювати любов до природи.
Обладнання: аудіо запис, підручник, текст для читання, роздавальний матеріал з завданнями, ребуси, презентація, відеозапис.
Організаційний момент. Введення в іншомовну атмосферу.
Teacher: Good morning, children! I’m glad to see you. How are you today? Sit down, please. You heard the sounds of some birds. As you understood today we have an unusual lesson about the birds. We are going to listen to the texts, guess the riddles and make the presentations about the birds.
Teacher: Now let`s revise the poem you learnt.
Wind blows the swan`s feathers.
It is waiting for spring.
Teacher: At home you prepared the crosswords with the words from this unit.
Teacher: We are going to listen to some short texts about the birds on the pictures.
(Pictures of birds are on the board: swan, flamingo, eagle, penguin and peacock). Read the questions to the texts too.
The swan is a large white bird with a long neck and an orange beak. It lives on lakes and rivers. It is very graceful. It can fly and it can swim. The little swan is cygnet. Cygnets are grey so they do not look pretty.
The flamingo is a water bird. It has a large hooked beak and very long legs. Its feathers are pink and white. It lives in warm countries.
The eagle lives in the mountains. It can see and hear very good. It has a sharp hooked beak and strong claws. It catches small animals. It flies very fast and it can dive. They build enormous nests.
The penguin lives in and near the sea. Its feathers are black and white. It has webbed feet. It is an excellent swimmer but it cannot fly. It can see well under water. The penguin catches fish in the ocean. It lives in cold or warm places.
The peacock is a very beautiful bird. It has an amazing long tail. Its feathers are green and blue and gold. There are 200 long feathers in the tail. They shine in the sun. It can fly. It sleeps in the tree.
Which birds live in, on or near water?
Which bird eats small animals?
Which bird lives in the mountain?
Which bird is the most beautiful?
Which bird is the strangest?
Which bird is the funniest?
Teacher: We listened to about many birds. They are the most beautiful, the funniest and now we are going to talk about the smallest and the biggest birds. Diana will tell us about the HUMMINGBIRD-the smallest one.
This bird is very colorful. It can be blue, green, pink, yellow and other colours. It is 5-7 cm long. It lives in tropics. Humming bird cannot walk or hop because its feet are very small. But it can fly in different directions. The bird eats nectar from the flowers 5-8 times per hour. Its heart beats 1200 times per minute.
Teacher: Now you can see the text about the biggest bird, the ostrich. But these sentences are mixed. So read the text and order them.
Teacher: So let us see if we were right.
4) Working in the groups. Describing the birds.
Teacher: Now you will prepare the descriptions of the birds but you will do it in groups. The name of the bird you will know if you guess the riddle.
Teacher: Here you can see the cards with the texts about the bird you guessed. But there are some mistakes in the description. Find them and correct.
The swan is a small red bird with a long neck and an orange tail. It lives on lakes and rivers. It is very ugly. It can fly and it cannot swim. The little swan is cygnet. Cygnets are grey so they do not look pretty.
The flamingo is a land bird. It has a large hooked wings and very short legs. Its eyes are pink and white. It lives in cold countries.
The eagle lives under water. It cannot see and hear very well. It has a tiny hooked beak and strong claws. It catches enormous animals. It flies very slowly in the sky. They build very big nests.
The penguin lives in and near the forest. Its feathers are black and yellow. It has webbed wings. It is a bad swimmer but it cannot fly. It can see well under feet. The penguin catches fish in the ocean. It lives in cold or warm places.
Teacher: Check you papers if you were right.
Teacher: Now you are ready to make your own description. The text about the ostrich will be your plan.
Teacher: Look at the pictures and compare them. Use the phrase on the slide.
Teacher: Your task will be to find out the names of the birds in Kyiv Zoo and to describe the bird you like.
Дієва і корисна знахідка розробки уроку – це фізкультхвилинка. При багаторазовому її використанні можливим стає запам ятовування тексту пісні і її виконання. Що не тільки зніматиме втому школярів, а й розвиватиме фонематичний слух, правильне вимовляння і артикулювання іншомовних слів.
Олено Вікторівно! Ви провели гарний урок із використанням презентації, розгадування кросворду, ввели дітей в англомовне середовище. Ви не ставили мету перекладу на українську мову. Яким чином Ви дізнаєтеся, чи всі діти розуміють переклад речень?


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Off-Site Connections Event Management (OSC) is accelerating preparations for the upcoming World Expo when the World comes together in Shanghai, China between 1 May and 31 October 2010.
Established in Australia in 1995, OSC opened operations in Shanghai, China in 2005. The Shanghai-based team are ready to partner with clients in the design, production and management of a diverse range of World Expo Event Services.
Managing director Peter Kinnane said he and his team are thrilled to be contributing to World Expo and feels extraordinarily proud to be part of this unique event experience. “We will spare no effort in making events successful and very special for our clients and their guests,” Kinnane said.
The OSC team have been busy planning (for local, Australian and other international companies) a range of solutions – from ground transportation, hospitality services, through to a range of Shanghai dinner and day experiences and venues.
“Having been operating for 14 years in the Asia Pacific region, OSC excels in creative concepts, international cutting edge production and passionate execution that combine to guarantee successful event results to exceed our clients’ expectations,” Kinnane added.
The Shanghai-based OSC team will partner with clients in the design, production and management of a range of World Expo Event Services.
“The upcoming World Expo in Shanghai has brought China forward once again to the world stage. China is an intriguing destination due to its culture and history and provides a unique experience to its guests. OSC look forward to working with companies who want to get involved in events and entertaining throughout World Expo, who wish to increase their brand and product exposure, and showcase a unique Shanghai experience to both clients and guests,” he said.

industry_corpus2: Travel & Geography


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Bharati Vidyapeeth Deemed University Medical College was founded in the year 1989, in Pune, Maharashtra,to provide quality healthcare education, research and training facilities to medical professionals.The vision of the inception of the medical institute and the hospital was to provide affordable and highly expertise delivery of healthcare facilities. The institution was granted University status by UGC. The various medical degree and diploma courses are mentioned bythe significantMedical Council of India or MCI, Maharashtra Human Resource Development, World Health Organization or WHO andCentral Council of Indian Medicine. The various national and international affiliations of the medical college provide students a global exposure and platform for practicing medicine. The medical institutionhas received ‘A Grade’ accreditation by NAAC India for its meticulous teaching and research standards. BVDU is a member of Association of Commonwealth Universities and Association of Indian Universities.
The college is renowned for its courses with various specializations in Medicine, Surgery, Orthopedics, Forensic Medicine, Ophthalmology, Pathology, Biochemistry, Microbiology, Anatomy, and Psychiatryetc. Admission to 5 and a half years’ MBBS course inclusive of one year’s internship period is based on the previous academic records and Common Entrance Test (CET)performance. The minimum cut off score for HSC examination with Physics, Biology and Chemistry, and CET-Medical score, has been stipulated at 50%. Scholarship is provided to meritorious students based on their performance in both past academics and CET. The minimum age for an undergraduate medical student has to be 17, on or before the year of admission. The college has been granted permission to admit 250 students annually, for MBBS programs, by MCI. 15% of seats are reserved for NRI or NRI sponsored and foreign nationals.
The college-affiliated 850-bedded teaching hospital and research centre are equipped with super-specialized, digitalized laboratories and 18 operation theatres for catering to diverse investigations in Pathology, Pharmacology, Orthopedics, Radio Diagnosis, Ophthalmology, Pediatrics, Anaesthesia etc. The green campus in Pune boasts of, spacious lecture halls, well-equipped libraries and museums, modernized computer labs, Internet connectivity, audio-visually-aided seminar halls, auditorium, community centers, sports complex, hostel and mess facilities, cultural activity centre, ATM, and much more to cater to dissemination of world-class educational services to students.The quality of training and infrastructural facilities of the college is evident from the world-wide superior performance of the college students.
The faculty consists of distinguished medical practitioners who are regularly involved with various intensive and extensive research projects in contemporary medicine and latest surgical processes, in the hi-tech college laboratories. Most of the professors are renowned specialists in their own respective Pre-Clinical, Para Clinical and Clinical disciplines.The digitalized laboratories are well-equipped for conducting various investigations using Radiography, CT scan, Mammography, MRI, Ultra-sonography, Color Doppler, Renal Dialysis Machine etc. The department of medicine provides numerous research papers and journals in various medical publications, nationally and internationally. The annual tuition fee for MBBS is Rs. 7,10,000 approximately, which is subject to change based on the decisions of the college administration.

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I took a few minutes a couple of years ago and went through how the Rivals 150 had done their freshman season at whatever school they wound up at. I think I looked at a few years worth of Rivals 150 guys. As I remember it, the guys in the top 50 were typically starters or major contributors; the guys in the middle 50 were more often than not major contributors; and the guys in the third 50 (not going to say "bottom 50" because they're still among the best recruits in the country) sometimes were major contributors and sometimes didn't do much at all their freshman seasons.
Thomas Allen is in that middle 50 group. There's a really good probability that he comes in ready to go right away.
But, based on our needs and Nana's skillset, I have to think he's got a really good shot at contributing right away as well.
Allen will absolutely contribute. And if by chance the Palmer grades issue is legit, then Allen will play A LOT.
I know a lot of people on here have penciled him in as a regular at SG, but I think his skills would translate best in a lineup with two other guards and him playing SF. Just my two cents.
I think people pencilled Nana in at SG mostly because a) we didn't have Thomas Allen yet; b ) we have uncertainty about Gill's recovery; and c) we weren't sure what would happen with Palmer given the rumors about his grades. We had other guys who could play wing but not a lot of depth at guard.
True. They are both guys who could average over 40% from three point range for a team that had only one guy at about 40% a year ago.
How beautiful is it to have options!?!? I have seen 20 different posts with 20 different lineups that all could be a threat.
I'll be shocked if Nana is starting ahead of Roby but if can beat him out for the spot, then good for him. I can that lineup except I think Roby starts and Nana comes off the bench.
AFAIC...4 of the 5 starters are locked up. It's just a matter of who out of Taylor, Gill, Palmer, Allen and Nana emerges at the two. My guess would be Palmer as of now.
Watson, Roby, Copeland and Jordy are either too good or have too high of ceilings not to start.
Roby is going to have to make major improvements to start realizing that ceiling to call him a must start player.
With Roby, I think 75% of his 'problem' is lack of confidence. If he has that his sophomore year, he will look like a totally different player.
That's pretty much the starting 5 I named a month or so ago ... Glynn, Roby, Copeland and Jordy and then see how the SG recruiting situation shakes out.
I think Miles would love to have two guards like Glynn and Thomas Allen on the floor together. I think Roby has the best slashing ability of the other players. He still needs to groove that jump shot. And then Isaac Copeland has proven he can hit from deep in addition to just being an all-around versatile scorer.
We need another big to back up Jordy. Prioritize size and athleticism over skill because he'll mostly need to be able to get offensive rebound put-backs.
Feeling a lot better about our situation next year than I was a couple of short weeks ago.
I am in a minority but I like what Evan Taylor produces. He needs to be a consistent scoring option to go along with his rebounding and defensive abilities.
My apologies if I wasn't clear, but I wasn't implying Nana will be a starter. Simply stating that his playing time should occur when there's two true guards on the floor with him. I don't like his film as a 2; I don't think he's quick enough for extended minutes at that position, and I'm not convinced he can consistently get his shot off with a speedy guard in his hip pocket. I do like his film as a 3, especially with distributors like Allen and Watson on the floor with him. But yeah, I agree it would be shocking if he was in our starting lineup.
I'm with you. I though Evan was the only player on our team that actually got better during our end of season meltdown, while everyone else's game went down the toilet. I think he will be a decent outside shooter for us next year. And now that Ed and Michael have exited stage left, I'm guessing Evan is the front runner to be team captain. All those things put together tell me that he's got the inside track to be a starter.
Evan is a solid player who can/will contribute. What that role will be, will be determined when this team is assembled and practices begin. Evan is a glue player, and a leader. This team will need him.
I'm hoping Allen can come in and give us something in the neighborhood of 24 quality minutes per game right away.
At this point you pencil Glynn in for 32-35 minutes until someone else earns more PT. So give him the remaining 16 mpg at point, and around 17 mpg playing next to Allen at SG.
That leaves 23ish minutes up for grabs from Gill, Palmer, and Taylor (when he's not playing the 3).
And that's why the Allen addition is so huge. We go from needing to squeeze Nana into a SG role out of necessity (which I see as a square peg/round hole scenario), to letting him develop in a more natural wing role.
Roby is such a wild card for next year. It really depends on his shooting.
If you watch the film, Copeland has an SF game offensively and defensively. Don't let 6'9" fool you--dude is a wing, which actually makes him a scary good 3 prospect. I think this makes Roby our starting PF (point forward) because McVeigh can't guard the 4 in the post and Roby will abuse opposing 4s with the ball in his hands.
I still see Nana as a 2 moreso than Palmer and McVeigh, though it would be as a 3 and D guy. I think he can definitely guard the 2 with his length and athleticism.
I do not believe Anton is a PG. Not saying he cannot handle the ball, but I do not believe he has done so while running the offense. In fact, my guess is that Isaiah will spend more time running the point than Anton.
Curious if we see any tweaks or changes to our offensive attack next season. Miles said on more than one occasion after the season concluded that we need to shoot a much better percentage from three. It follows that he went after shooters in this off season recruiting.
If it is true that the reason coaches sometimes favor the dribble drive offense is because of a deficiency in their perimeter game, the new additions of Allen, Akenten, Copeland and Palmer might result in us seeing some different offensive sets so as to give us a more three point oriented attack.
Curious if we see any tweaks or changes to our offensive attack next season. Miles said on more than one occasion after the season concluded that we need to shoot a much better percentage from three. If follows that he went after shooters in this off season recruiting.
Please don't forget the increased potential of drawing fouls on a dribble-drive vs perimeter, and hence the possibilities for 3-point plays (i.e. Vance Walberg's Coaches Clinic Tutorial).
Based on everything I've read in the thread recently everyone has Copeland in the starting lineup. Do we know about his status next year for first semester or are people just assuming/hoping? Also same with palmer, however I'm not as concerned about his grade issues because that is his to control and not the NCAA.
Why 33 minutes fo watson? Didn't he wear down by the end of the year. I was thinking more like 29 minutes so he will feel less pressure and be fresh by B10 season.


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Vada Curry is a very famous & tasty South Indian gravy served with Idly, Dosa or Appam.
I got this simpler version from my Mom, who is an expert in making Vada Curry.
First we have to prepare Vadas / pakoras and then it is dunked in a spicy, flavorful gravy. Even though it took time to prepare this dish, the end result is absolutely great, just as we have tasted in one of the restaurants.
1. Wash and soak Bengal gram dhal for 2 to 3 hrs.
5. Make uneven balls from the ground paste and drop in batches to the hot oil.
6. Deep fry in low medium flame, stirring once in a while.
7. Once it attains crisp and light golden color, drain from oil.
1. Heat 2 tbsp of oil in a fry pan.
2. Add finely chopped onions and fry till transculent.
3. Add little salt to the onions to speed up the frying process.
4. Add ginger garlic paste and sauté for a minute.
5. Add tomato slices and sauté further until tomatoes are cooked mushy and oil oozes out.
6. Add finely sliced fresh coriander and mint leaves and mix well.
7. Allow the masala to cool.
8. Grind it to fine paste.
9. Heat 1 tsp oil in the same fry pan.
10. Add curry leaves, cloves, cinnamon, cardamom, bay leaf, Marathi moghu and cumin.
12. Add the ground mixture and fry till oil separates.
13. Add turmeric pwd, red chilly pwd and coriander pwd.
14. Taste the curry and adjust salt as the vadai has its salt.
16. Add 2 cups of water and allow to boil for couple of minutes.
17. Grate coconut to pieces and grind it to smooth paste with little water.
18. When the curry attains a little thicker consistency, add the coconut paste.
19. Combine well and allow to boil for 2 to 3 mins.
Add 1/2 cup of water and adjust the consistency of the curry as required.
20. Boil 2 cups of water in a bowl.
23. And add the soaked pakoras to the Curry prepared .
24. Mix well and keep it in simmer for few minutes.
29. South Indian special Vada Curry is ready...!!
30. Enjoy with Idly, Dosa or with Aappam.
Hey I was searching it for a long definitely going to try this on weekend .... Thanks.
Really nice way of explaining;-). . Gud effort & Thanx for the recipe!!
Sure it is great combination for Dosa and Idly. Thanks Jayanthy Kumuran, excellent post!
Soo easy recipe.. clear explanation.. did so many times.. I got expect in vadacurry due to this guidance.. keep it up..
First time am seeing your website and posts. The dishes look yummy.. will try Jayanthi. Kudos to you..:) ;) Thanks much..

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A fter 20 years with Jimmy Eat World, going home and spending some quality time with your family doesn’t seem like it can get any better. For Zach Lind, it did. Zach and his wife Holly turned their living room into a music room, setting up drums next to the piano and hanging their daughter’s guitars on the wall. Zach noticed how good the drums sounded in that room and began recording drum parts. Soon Zach was adding instruments to those parts while Holly added vocals songs emerging right there in the living room.
With Jamie Woolford (The Format, Gin Blossoms) engineering and producing and Chris Testa (Dixie Chicks, Jimmy Eat World) mixing and mastering, those songs have become Street Lights (out May 12th), and Dead Reckoning (Nov. 13th) the first, and second EPs from Zach and Holly’s new project The Wretched Desert. While the name is a nod to their favorite Peter Gabriel album, it’s also a reminder that this is honest music, flowing naturally from a home in the desert full of life, family, love, and the anticipation of what can come when you follow your joy. Or you rearrange the furniture.
We recently sat down with Zach to discuss The Wretched Desert’s sophomore EP Dead Reckoning, his new Apple Connect playlist “Drummers-Turned-Singers”, and 20 years in Jimmy Eat World.
The music you two make together is pretty different from the stuff that you’ve been putting out with Jimmy Eat World. Were there any musical influences that drove you and Holly to make the music that you did together?
We have a lot of influences, we love Peter Gabriel, Phil Collins, U2 and we have a lot of bands that we like together. I think more than anything it was just a collection of all the things we like. We didn’t really set out intentionally for it to be inspired by a particular direction.
I think a lot of the way The Wretched Desert sounds is based on our own limitations. I don’t play guitar, all I can do is play bass, drums and keyboard, so there’s really no guitar other than a song here or there where I get a friend to play for me. So it’s based on instrumentation and following our gut, we didn’t set out to have it sound a certain way.
Having been on the road for over 20 years with Jimmy Eat World, coming home and spending time recording at home with your wife must have been amazing. How do you think that transition affects you musically and do you think that the comfort of it influenced the outcome?
It was nice because I don’t think I would’ve thought to start working on music on my own if we hadn’t taken the intentional break that we took. I was sitting there like what am I going to do now, so I started tinkering because I had time and no responsibility and it lead to The Wretched Desert stuff, which has been really fun.
Your “Drummers-Turned-Singers” playlist was quite the treat, what made you chose the artists that you did?
It was cool doing that playlist; most of those artists I had already known about, but other artists came through some research. That Yo La Tengo song, I completely forgot about, but when I listened to it, it’s such a beautiful song that wouldn’t have occurred to me initially to put on it. A friend of mine said you should make a playlist of drummers that sing and I thought it was a cool idea. I’m also a huge Phil Collins fan, so I had to put him on there and obviously Dave Grohl. There’s so many great drummers out there that have sung and written songs, so I thought it would be a cool thing that’s a little bit related to The Wretched Desert, but just something fun that people could check out.
Did any of them influence you more intimately than their dual-talent?
I would definitely say Phil Collins and Dave Grohl. When Phil Collins was in Genesis, the story was that they’d have people come try out to replace Peter Gabriel. So they’d bring them in and Phil Collins would have to sing the parts so they could then try out and the guys in Genesis realized that every time he does it no one sounds as good as him. It’s funny because he didn’t presume he was just going to take over.
A lot of times I think drummers don’t really think and I was the same way – you relegate yourself to [being] a drummer, or I can’t sing, or I can’t do this. So looking at a lot of people on that list, those are people that said I can do that. Dave Grohl thinking Nirvana is no longer, but I can make a band on my own, I can play guitar and sing and all that. I think there’s bravery to that, which I relate to and that’s definitely inspired me. It’s too easy to settle into your role in life.
You and Jim [Adkins] came out with solo projects around the same time. Do you think that you influenced each other at all? What do you think of the solo stuff he’s put out?
I think his stuff is awesome. I don’t think we’ve influenced each other, I think we influence each other just over the course of working together for 20 years. I think there are probably things that you can’t unlearn or undo, in a good way, because we’ve worked together and made music together for so long. We probably have some similar instincts on things, but I think The Wretched Desert and Jim’s solo stuff couldn’t be much different than it is. We didn’t really interact during that time. He was busy doing his thing and I was busy doing mine and I think everyone just gave each other that space.
Taking a break from the band is taking a break from each other’s influence and input, so I don’t know if there was any direct influence between the projects, but it’s nice that they sound a lot different. We’re two ingredients in a recipe that is Jimmy Eat World and separately from each other, we can do a lot of different things.
Was this the beginning of your musical kinship, or had you jammed together over the years and just been too busy to put something like this together?
We have never done anything like this and part of it was that anything I would create would typically be working on drum patterns, beats and loops for Jimmy Eat World. So for me, I never even considered that I could actually do a full song on my own. It never occurred to me to try it; we weren’t really ever in the position to work together musically because the only collaboration I was a part of was Jimmy Eat World.
It’s been fun and the one thing I’ve realized, that I’ve always sort of known, is that Holly has a really good musical intuition that not a lot of people have. She’s someone that’s become really important for me personally, creatively, because I can show her things and she can say that’s not as good as what you had before but this is and she shows me some perspective on it. It’s really nice to have that because otherwise if you’re working on something by yourself you go crazy.
How did the idea to put this together with each other come about?
I set up a drum set in my living room and we decided to take our living room and turn it into a music room. We put my grandmothers piano in there and we have guitars, amps, a conga drum and a drum set. It was a product of starting to record some stuff. I started recording drum parts and decided to try to put a bass in, so I started learning bass and putting down bass tracks and I felt like the music was cool and maybe I could try to sing on it.
I realized that I was a better singer than what I thought I would be, but I don’t have a great voice and I’ve always known that Holly has a great voice, so she tried it. I would sing the part first to show her what to do and she would sing on top of it and it sounded way better, so it just started from there. I needed a good singer and she’s in the next room, so I dragged her into the living room and had her sing and we felt like it could work. One thing lead to another and we thought okay, we have a handful of songs that are decent, let’s pick three and do them the best we can and that was the first EP we put out last May.
The Wretched Desert is a tease to yours and Holly’s favourite Peter Gabriel album. Is there a story behind that?
The album is called US and it’s one of our favourite albums that we’ve listened to. We met when we were basically teenagers and we’ve always loved that album. It’s meant a lot to us and when we were thinking of a name, we were listening to that song and we heard the lyric and thought that could be it. It’s the first three words in the first song on the album and it hit us, like yeah that’s it, because it’s really hard to come up with a band name in this day and age. Every name is taken, so finding something that we really liked that wasn’t taken and fit [was hard]. In a weird way it [also] kind of fits creatively to what we do, so we just stuck with it.
Do you see The Wretched Desert becoming a full fledge side project with more recordings in the future and tours?
I don’t know. I think we’ll definitely do more music; we’ll for sure put out more. I think we’re going to continue to put out three at a time and I feel like we work really well that way because it being a newer project we don’t really feel like an album is warranted. I guess we would make an album if we felt like the demand was there, but at this point it’s just a new thing and we like the idea of just doing three song releases.
I think we’ll try to do maybe two [releases] a year where we can maybe put out three songs and keep working at it. As far as touring, I don’t know how we would, because we have three kids and we haven’t really thought about that aspect of it yet with only two of us.
Your daughter plays the guitar, you sing and play drums and Holly sings as well – Do you think music runs in the family or that it’s just a beautiful coincidence?
I think it probably is a little bit of both when you’re around it. My daughter Ava plays piano and guitar and we don’t push it on her, but I think it’s something that she’s around. She hears music being created in the house, there are guitars and pianos around. She likes to go learn songs that she likes, goes on YouTube and learns how to play a song. I think she could be a really cool musician, I mean she is, she hasn’t really flipped the switch and gone after it yet but she does enjoy playing recreationally.
Next year marks the 20th anniversary of Static Prevails and your major label debut album with Capitol Records. How would you say the band’s sound and your drumming technique have evolved over the years?
I think it’s just sort of organically grown, as we have as people. We had musical tastes and interests back then that have shifted over the course of 20 years. I think tempos have slowed a little bit, I think we’ve really tried to push ourselves melodically, but I think the process has been pretty organic. We’ve never really see out to make super crazy experimental records or something different, so it sort have just evolved from album to album.
The anticipated reissue of five iconic Jimmy Eat World albums including Static Prevails and Stay On My Side Tonight is coming up next month. Do you have any personal favourite vinyl albums from growing up and has your preference stayed with vinyl or evolved with technology?
We use both. We have a record player in our living room where all of our musical instruments are and we listen to Spotify or Apple Music in the car, so we kind of do a mixture of both.
When we first started the band I would get a lot of 7 inches from punk bands that we liked. I have a record that I got a long time ago that I still like to listen to, it’s a Rocket from the Crypt album called Circa: Now! and that’s probably one of my favourite albums. I have a bunch of Beatles stuff and old punk stuff, like a Christie Front Drive one and they’re one of my favourite bands that I listen to all the time. We just got the Simon and Garfunkel box set and we’ve been listening to it a lot because we love them.
What has the writing and recording process been like so far for Jimmy Eat World’s ninth album? Do you see the band recording with any analog equipment again, and would you compare the new music’s sound to any of your previous albums?
I think how we’re going to make the record is a little bit up in the air at this point, but we’ve started to get together and resume working on writing new material. At this point, we have a big batch of material, sort of rough ideas that we’re waiting through and listening to and seeing what excites us, in the middle of determining what the next album will be like. That’s where we’re at right now, but in terms of how we’ll make the record or what we use is something yet to be determined.
Not really, I think in a way we want to avoid that. At some point when it’s done, you might be able to look back and make some connections, but I think right now, at least for me personally, I try not to even consider that. Keep the process focused on what excites us right now, what we like and sifting through the different ideas that we have and what speaks to us now. It’s interesting, there are older ideas that we worked on and never released that listening to now, song ideas, we’re like those are really cool. You start to hear the general vibe of the album come together, but it’s still so early that it would be premature to speculate on what the end product will be like.
What is the most exciting part of celebrating 20 years together as a band?
We didn’t really do anything official for our 20-year anniversary, but we did the Futures 10 tour, which was a total blast. That was such a fun tour and such a fun record to play. I think the tour capped it off, that was our celebration and it was great.
Are there any memories from over the years that stand out most vividly to you?
There aren’t really any specific things. It’s hard to pick one over another, I think just in general the feeling that we get from being able to play music and enjoy a career for this long has been really neat. As we get older, the more we appreciate it. You’re part of a team, part of a family. I went to pre-school with Jim, Tom and Rick have known each other since junior high, so we’ve all known each other for a long time.


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The European Journal of Organic Chemistry (2016 ISI Impact Factor 2.834) publishes Full Papers, Short Communications, and Microreviews from the entire spectrum of synthetic organic, bioorganic and physical-organic chemistry.
The journal is published on behalf of ChemPubSoc Europe. The ChemPubSoc Europe family comprises: Angewandte Chemie, Chemistry—A European Journal, European Journal of Organic Chemistry, European Journal of Inorganic Chemistry, ChemPhysChem, ChemBioChem, ChemMedChem, ChemCatChem, ChemSusChem, ChemPlusChem and ChemistryOpen.
EurJOC is a sister journal of the Asian Journal of Organic Chemistry and is supported by the Asian Chemical Editorial Society (ACES).

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Today is Worlds Peace Day which is also called International Day of Peace and it occurs annually on September 21st. The day is marked by many nations across the world including Afghanistan. Seminars and workshops are held by government and national and international NGO's to throw light over the significance of peace in the context of Afghanistan. But for common Afghans, peace day is just like other days. Many of them are unaware of the day and as usual get busy earning livelihood on which they wholly and solely depend. But it, of course, does not mean they are not supporters of peace.
At times when Afghanistan is suffering the worst consequences of decades of war, the World Peace Day holds significant importance for this country. Today, Afghans are in dire need of peace. They are the people who know the real meaning and importance of peace as they have been suffering war in its worst forms. Afghans want peace, no doubt but as we are moving ahead in Afghanistan things get worse.
In order to bring peace to Afghanistan, Hamid Karzai administration launched its so-called peace reconciliation program in the beginning of 2010 to bring Taliban back to normal Afghan society. In the same year the High Peace Council was formed to facilitate peace talks with Taliban.
Former President of Afghanistan, Burhan–ud-Din Rabbani was appointed as chairman of the High Peace Council. But just a day before the World Peace Day, on 20th September, Rabbani got killed in his own home by a suicide bomber who had concealed explosive material in his turban – a new tactic by Taliban that also killed Mayor of Kandahar city and head of Afghanistan Cleric Council in Kandahar a few months ago.
Not only the head of peace council himself is no more alive but also the performance of the council has been insignificant in the last two years. There have been serious criticisms over the Karzai-administration-initiated peace reconciliation program because Taliban's insurgency has gone multiplying. The Taliban, both in action and in words, have rejected peace talks with Karzai administration. To them, the current government in Afghanistan is a puppet of United States with which there is no possibility of talks.
Political instability and economic vulnerability have reached their climax while security is at its worst. After thirty years of bloodshed, the people of Afghanistan are travelling towards a vague destination. Uncertainty prevails in the country as the condition goes opposite to what the countries backing Afghanistan under the banner of international community have promised – peace and prosperity.
Will peace come to the life of Afghans one day? Although that is what Afghans ask themselves and each other every day, on the international peace day one feels eager to know the answer of this question. No one can give a clear cut answer to this question. For Afghanistan, peace is confined to the deceptive promises of western and Afghan politicians only and in practice there is nothing.
Since 2001, with every year ending in Afghanistan the figures of civilian and military deaths have had a record increase. Every year is bloodier than its preceding one both for Afghanistan and its foreign backers.
Soldiers die because they do or die, why should the civilians die? The figures of civilian deaths pertaining to the first half of current year have had a 15 percent increase as compared to the same period in the previous year. Experts expect the security condition to further deteriorate in 2012 and will continue to deteriorating every year at least in the second decade of this century.
The growing graph of civilian casualties caused majorly by Taliban raids have been a matter of great concern for Afghans. Regretfully, the government of Afghanistan has not been able to take any major steps to counter the continued killings of innocent Afghans – except condemnations.
Our destination is still vague despite a decade long international military and civil campaign. The security to get worse with each passing year is questioning the roles and functions of security forces, Afghan government and its international allies. This has up to a major extent defamed the counterinsurgency war led by United States and has greatly increased the concerns of Afghans.
Insurgents' planned attacks that include suicide/roadside bombings, target killings, direct clashes with security forces and kidnapping continue. Taliban are responsible for the lingering violence in our country – no doubt. But the government can also be held equally responsible as it has completely failed to counter the growth of insurgency. The government seems to have trapped in the net of its own domestic and foreign policies.
For Afghans, life is turning violent as they are not only pressed by bad security but by economic problems. Our dependency on foreign countries' financial aids continues to rise while our government has failed to come up with alternatives that could bring us out of the economic vulnerability. Over 90 percent of our government development and operational expenditures are paid from the funds Afghanistan receives from international donor countries.
Concerns over economy have become manifold as the international community has started withdrawing from Afghanistan. Financial aids to Afghanistan will not remain as is and will shrink with the diminishing role of western countries in the coming years - putting Afghanistan into more economic troubles. The fact that Afghanistan is economically extremely vulnerable will push this country towards severe financial crises beyond the year 2014.
Worst security and economic condition have turned life in Afghanistan to move towards a completely vague destination and peace seems to be never coming. Afghanistan will continue to reverse towards its nineties, if proper and timely measures are not taken by the international community.

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What are you returning? Any errors thrown?
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The Zotero translator captures the embedded metadata for this database. The author names are consistently formatted with the last name first. Sometimes but not always this last name is in all upper case. Zotero interprets this as the authors' first names as their last name and the last name as a series of initials for the first name. This requires a great deal of editing. The name order format of the embedded metadata seem consistent across all journals and all years.
That'd obviously require a new translator. Created a ticket: https://github.com/zotero/translators/issues/1716 but no idea how quick that'd be. Wouldn't be hard to do, though.


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Cementation’s high-speed track stabilisation system wins another rail contract.
Cementation Foundations Skanska has won another major contract under London Underground’s track stabilisation programme. Valued at over £2m, this latest award is to restore ageing Piccadilly line embankments between Boston Manor and Osterley Stations in West London.
A key feature on this project will be the CemRailBeamâ, Cementation’s own (patent in application) reinforced capping beam system. This has been specifically designed to repair failing rail embankments and developed from experience gained on more than 20 projects over recent years restoring the tube’s network of earth structures dating back to the Victorian era.
The high-speed technique overcomes safety, quality and production snags traditionally encountered when casting beams in a confined trackside locations. Now high-precision interlocking precast shuttering units are factory made and rapidly assembled onsite over the piling. Steel reinforcement is then inserted and concrete poured in to form a continuous trackside retaining wall.
Developed as part of an M4I demonstration project, it has been successfully applied in recent projects for LUL and Railtrack, including part of the Central Line, on the main freight line between London and the Channel Tunnel in Kent, and on the East Coast Main Line in North Yorkshire.
Now, just outside Boston Manor tube station, Cementation is repairing over 500 metres of embankment, which have needed increasing maintenance since the line opened in 1883. When completed at the turn of the year, the improvements will enable speed restrictions to be lifted.
The contract awarded by Infraco JNP Limited, a subsidiary of LUL, involves the design and construction of track-level capping beams on a mini-piled base, together with toe walls at the foot of 10 metre embankments on both sides of the line, plus earthworks and track monitoring.
The work, which also covers creating site access, clearing vegetation and replanting afterwards, is being carried out on a partnering basis with Mott MacDonald and Joywheel as key sub-contractors.
More than 670 mini piles will be installed at the crest and base of the embankments. With the line crossing both the M4 and the Grand Union Canal at this point, Cementation Foundations must create three separate access roads totaling some 2.5 kilometres, over playing fields, allotments and a golf course. Because of these complexities Cementation Foundations has been working with the client on identifying and developing suitable design solutions and access routes since November last year which will ultimately reduce risks for all parties.


text: Margarine represents the pinnacle of culinary modernity, but it also has deep-seated working-class undertones connected to its origin as a butter substitute to feed the masses. This paper employs close readings as a tool to explore references to margarine in literary texts, and to situate them within a broader cultural context. In the first section of the analysis margarine references are surveyed in order to demonstrate how the product contains a multitude of sometimes conflicting meanings. In the second part of the analysis two works of detective fiction are explored—Arthur Morrison’s “The Stolen Blenkinsop” (1908) and Dorothy L. Sayers’ Murder Must Advertise (1933)—which use margarine as a central plot device. It is argued that margarine is the foodstuff of modernity since it contains within it the conflicting impulses which characterize the modernist mentality. Margarine stands for the novel and the innovative. It stands for technology and progress. However, margarine also embodies certain modernist anxieties about the prevalence of mass culture and fear surrounding the dissolution of boundaries between the high and the low, the real and the fake. The harder it is to tell the difference between butter and its cheaper alternative, the greater the threat.


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In addition to learning the core subfields of enterprise, reminiscent of accounting and business law, the program allows college students to hone their communication and professional expertise.


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On a Way to Detect "Life as We Do Not Know It"
New Spinal Tap Kit for Improved Accuracy and Accessibility.
A "No Light Solar Cell"
New Aircraft Concept Will Eliminate Crosswind Landings and Takeoffs.
Let Your GPS Drive Your Car or Fly Your Plane Safely!
Street Legal, Ultra Compact EV is "More Eco-Friendly Than Using the Train"
SAM - "Friend of Front Line Soldiers"
Welcome to the Future: "Plug-in, Solar-Electric Vehicles Now!"
Safer Aircraft: Applying Hermetic Passenger-Emergency Modules of Under Construction Plane.
Individual Drug Tester of the Cleanness of the Chemical Surface of Fruit and Vegetables.
Michelle, Improving CPR Training Quality to Save Lives.


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