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Meatless Monday Recipe: Risotto with Spring Vegetables

This week’s Cary Hospital Meatless Monday recipe contest winner is Michelle Van Vliet, RN, BSN, CNOR.  Michelle works as an orthopaedic supervisor in the operating room.

She says of her winning recipe, that “Risotto with Spring Vegetables is always a hit even with the meat lovers. It is usually served as a side dish, but can really be a meal in itself.”

What a better way to celebrate the beginning of spring than with a savory, colorful dish full of nutritious spring vegetables!  Michelle’s recipe was selected based on taste, color and fresh ingredients.

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2 Tbsp olive oil
½ green peas (boiled 2 min and drained)
1 cup chopped shallots
1 bunch asparagus
½ cup chopped carrot
1 cup Parmigiano-Reggiano cheese
1 cup uncooked Arborio rice
¼ cup chopped fresh parsley
1/8 teaspoon saffron threads, crushed
¼ teaspoon salt
½ cup white wine
¼ teas ground pepper
4 cups vegetable stock

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1.     Dice carrots and shallots.
2.     Boil peas for 2 minutes, drain and set aside.
3.     Chop asparagus into 1-inch lengths

Cooking Instructions:
1.      Heat oil in a large Dutch oven over medium heat.  Add shallots and carrots to pan and cook for 4 minutes or until tender, stirring occasionally.
2.     Add rice and saffron; cook 1 minute, stirring constantly.
3.     Stir in wine, cook 30 seconds or until the liquid is nearly absorbed; stirring constantly.
4.     Add 1 cup stock.  Cook for 4 minutes or until liquid is absorbed.
5.     Add ½ cup stock and stir until liquid is absorbed.  Repeat, adding ½ cup stock and stirring until liquid is absorbed until all liquid has been incorporated.  With last ½ cup addition of stock add the peas and asparagus. This process will take approximately 25 minutes.
6. Remove from heat once all liquid is absorbed; stir in cheese, parsley, salt and pepper

Remove from heat once all liquid is absorbed; stir in cheese, parsley, salt and pepper

Spring is officially here!  Try other North Carolina spring favorites vegetables, including bok choy, celery, rutabaga, spinach, arugula, broccoli, green onions, greenhouse tomatoes, kale, mustard greens, turnips, spring onions and sweet potatoes.

Want to know what’s in season all year round? Check out North Carolina’s fruit and vegetable printable availability chart.

Would you like to learn more ways to improve your health through diet?   Schedule an individual consultation with a dietitian today by calling the Cary Hospital Outpatient Dietitian’s office at 919-350-2358.  If you are a Cary Hospital employee or volunteer, submit your Meatless Monday recipe today.

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A study commissioned for the city of Springfield, Massachusetts finds strong potential for new market-rate housing in the downtown area where a casino is proposed.  But housing developers say high costs and available financing are challenges.

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Among the assets the study concludes that should make downtown Springfield attractive as a place to live  are historic buildings,  employment opportunities, cultural and tourist  attractions, parks and the riverfront, “walkability,” and access to Interstate 91.

The study looked at market potential as opposed to market demand, but Volk said housing developers should consider building lofts and single-bedroom apartments that other research has shown are currently in demand by young adults without children and by older adults looking to downsize from large houses.

Although the study did not indentify potential sites for new apartment buildings Volk said there are numerous empty lots in the South End as well as vacant commercial buildings downtown that could be converted to housing.

The study was a follow-up to one that was done in 2006. That earlier study also identified a strong potential for new housing downtown, but it never materialized because of the housing market crash in 2008, according to Volk who says conditions have dramatically improved.

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Evan Plotkin, who runs a company that owns and manages commercial buildings in downtown Springfield, believes it is critical to have more people living downtown.

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$8 MILLION INVESTMENT: Balise Motor Sales Co. attorney K. Joseph Sherkarchi addressed the City Council Monday night and explained plans Balise has to invest $8 million in the city of Warwick to expand their business. The council unanimously favored the expansion, which is scheduled to begin this summer and wrap up in 2014.

More than a month after Balise Motor Sales Co., one of the largest retailers of new and used automobiles in New England, announced hopes of investing $8 million in the city of Warwick to expand their business, the City Council unanimously approved first passage to a zone change allowing the family-owned company to knock down four existing buildings at 1400 Post Road and construct two new ones.

Additionally, the council unanimously approved a resolution to reopen Meadowview Avenue as a bicycle and walking path, which would come at no cost to taxpayers, and denied a resolution that would have changed legislation that requires municipalities to provide suitable transportation for pupils who attend private and parochial schools.

At Monday’s council meeting, Ward 3 Councilwoman Camille Vella-Wilkinson, whose ward the Balise showrooms reside in, said she continues to be impressed with the professional and considerate manner in which Balise conducts business.

“Balise has already reached out to the neighborhood and there is no indication that the neighbors are fighting this. They are in favor of it,” said Vella-Wilkinson, also chair of the Economic Development Committee. “Balise Motors stepped up to the plate and this is the type of neighbor, this is the type of business, this is the type of leader we like to see in Warwick.”

Balise attorney K. Joseph Shekarchi said the expansion will not only result in a significant increase in tax revenue, but also will create 50 new high-paying, high-tech jobs, as well as at least 200 temporary construction jobs. When possible, Shekarchi said, Balise uses local labor.

In fact, he said more than 30 percent of the people who worked on revamping the Toyota facility, which is owned and operated by the Balise family, were from Warwick. With this project, they hope to match or beat that.

“Every effort will be made to hire Warwick people,” said Shekarchi.

Further, Shekarchi said the expansion will be done in two phases, with the first involving construction of a new Nissan facility beginning in late June or early July, and the second involving a new Chevrolet facility that will commence as soon as the Nissan building is completed. He said he anticipates phase one will be complete by winter, with phase two beginning immediately afterward.

Hopefully, said Shekarchi, the project will be finished by 2014. No matter, the handicap assessable facility will be open to the public during construction for customer convenience.

“This is more than just a car dealership and Mr. Balise is more than just a landowner looking for economic gain,” Sherkarchi said. “He is a member of our community and uses the facility for the local little league to do Saturday signups [and] PTA meetings. He’s a good, corporate citizen.”

Council President Bruce Place, Ward 1 Councilman Steven Colantuono and Ward 4 Councilman Joseph Solomon agreed. They each called it an asset to the city.

“The Balise family is a very honorable group that goes back generations in this business and the only way you can last from generation to generation is to be a person of good character that sticks to your word,” Solomon said. “I welcome the Balise operation for any other projects because they keep their word.”

In terms of the resolution concerning the path at Meadowview Avenue, which was sponsored by Ward 5 Councilman John DelGiudice, the quarter-mile long road that formerly connected Palmer Avenue and Warwick Neck Avenue will be repaved and reopened as a 10-foot-wide bike and pedestrian path by the end of the summer or early autumn.

With the roadbed and drainage still in place, Meadowview Avenue will again reunite the Warwick Neck neighborhood with Highland Beach and Meadowview residents. It will allow easier access for bicycles and pedestrian traffic to get from the Warwick Neck side to Rocky Point and enable Highland Beach and Meadowview residents access to the marinas and the expanded Harbor Light Marina.

While DelGiudice said the cost of the project is about $25,000, the path will come at no cost to taxpayers, as the city already identified $18,000 from fees in lieu of open space, a fund with revenue paid to the city as a requirement for the development of properties. The funds are used for recreational improvements to the city.

“We are also seeking alternate financing so we don’t have to use as much of that money,” DelGiudice said. “We may be able to get some grant money.”

As for the resolution in support of legislation that would no longer require cities and towns to provide transportation to and from school for pupils who attend private schools, the council voted against it because they felt it would have a negative impact on families who send their children to private schools. The bill would give cities and towns the option of providing the transportation.

In other business, a resolution to the General Assembly to commission a health study using data compiled from the Rhode Island Airport Corporation’s air quality monitoring program was withdrawn on a 7-2 vote, with Solomon and Ward 7 Councilman Charles “C.J.” Donovan voting against withdrawal.

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IT's a no brainer to continue busing of private students. If the folks sending kids to Catholic schools had to pony up more money for transportation, the likelihood is that many would revert back to public schools, costing the school system.

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Washington County Master Gardeners met at the fairgrounds on April 30 to do the annual spring garden cleanup. Flower beds around the schoolhouse, railroad depot and Washington County Extension building were cleaned and readied for spring. After the cleanup a business meeting was held at the Pizza Ranch with 13 members attending.

The upcoming plant sale on May 18 was discussed as well as setup on Friday, May 17. All of the tables were filled last year and larger plants were placed on the floor. Shirley Steele will put up fliers in local businesses. The larger signs are up. Kay Ciha will check into prices for additional signage that can be used each year.

Dianne Nelson reported on the seed-starting demonstration that she gave at the Extension Office on March 23. It was well attended and she would like the Master Gardeners to hold more educational workshops for the public.

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10/17/2012, 1 a.m.

Cheh, Others Take on Hunger Solutions Challenge

It was Day Two of the DC Hunger Solutions [DCHS] Food Stamp Challenge, an attempt by participants to eat on $30 a week. Council member Mary Cheh [D-Ward 3] thought the challenge would be cinch because she doesn't drink coffee or juices, and doesn't eat meat, which is pricey.

But she hadn't factored in her sugar cravings. Her daily treat - "Grande Hot Chocolate with whip cream," - wasn't in the budget, neither were her beloved cupcakes.

"I should've bought a cheap brownie mix and half dozen eggs," said Cheh, 61, who shopped Oct. 9 at Giant on Connecticut Avenue in Northwest. At the register, she exceeded the allotted amount, so she returned a banana. To stay within the budget, she bought lots of pasta and was "heavy on carbs."

"I was full, but I was not feeling satisfied," said Cheh whose breakfast consisted of slices of toast, lunch ended up being yogurt and a banana with spaghetti for dinner.

"It's important to try to experience these things," said Cheh, who, in 2010 co-sponsored the District's Healthy Schools Act, which addressed health and nutrition issues for public and charter school children.

Cheh joined city leaders and anti-hunger advocates from Oct. 9 to 15 to accept the pledge to spend $30 a week or $4.28 a day, the average benefit for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program [SNAP], as her total grocery budget. Formerly known as the Food Stamp Program, SNAP gives low-income households debit cards to buy food.

The challenge spanned the region with Maryland Hunger Solutions, DCHS' sister organization, hosting one. Together, there were more than 200 participants across the metropolitan area with 50 from the District. DCHS is an initiative to create a hunger-free society, founded in 2002 by the Food Research and Action Center, a nonprofit that works on improving public policies to eradicate hunger in the United States.

Challenge participants described experiences in blogs, and others such as John Thompson, director of the D.C. Department on Aging, took to Twitter.

"Just in two days, this experience has been an eye opener," said Thompson who compromised food choices. "I was purchasing more canned vegetables with higher sodium, no salad mix which was too expensive, [and] one type of fruit [bananas], no snacks, and an excessive amount of noodles and rice on a carbohydrate overload."

Cheh participated in the challenge alone, but Thompson's wife, four-year-old daughter and father in Columbia, S.C., also spent $30 per person. Thompson chose to purchase Thai foods.

"I grew up eating Thai food every day as it's easy to cook and many dishes are inexpensive," said Thompson whose mother is part Thai and Chinese. "It's a struggle not being able to have different food choices and no snacks, which makes me a little sluggish toward the end of the work day."

According to the D.C. Department of Health and Human Services, which administers SNAP, about 137,000 individuals receive food stamps. Yet, recent U.S. Department of Agriculture data shows one in eight D.C. households struggle with hunger with nearly 19 percent of District residents living in poverty, according to Census data.


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ManTech International Corp. will pay $90 million in cash to acquire Worldwide Information Network Systems Inc., an IT solutions provider in Seabrook, Md.

The company specializes in network and infrastructure engineering, enterprise architecture, cybersecurity and systems development. It also provides software development and integration, and end-user workspace management, according to the Oct. 27 ManTech announcement.

When WINS is integrated into ManTech's Mission, Cyber and Technology Solutions group, ManTech will be enable to deliver IT services through WINS' prime position on the Defense Intelligence Agency's Solutions for Information Technology Enterprises (SITE) contract, a $6.6 billion task order contract vehicle that runs through 2015, the announcement said.

Founded in 2001, WINS is a private company whose clients include the Defense and State departments and other agencies.

The acquisition, which is expected to be completed in November, is subject to various closing conditions and approvals, including approval under the Hart-Scott-Rodino Act.

ManTech International, of Fairfax, Va., ranks No. 22 on Washington Technology’s 2011 Top 100 list of the largest federal government contractors.

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General Dynamics Information Technology has won a $25 million contract modification with the U.S. Navy to provide 300,000 hours of integrated logistics services.

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Ford Motor Co. said it has recycled 120 million pounds of damaged vehicle parts in 10 years.

The Dearborn, Mich.-based automaker said in a news release its Ford Core Recovery Program has added bumpers and headlights in the past two years to the list of parts recycled or remanufactured. Last year Ford collected about 62,000 bumpers and 26,000 headlight units.

The company said several issues necessitated the program: More complex and expensive parts in cars and trucks, the need for more control regarding the sale of aftermarket components, and a need to recycle more.

“Most parts that come back to us through the program still have a lot of life left,” said Kim Goering, manager of Ford’s remanufacturing and recycling programs. “That makes a strong business case to do whatever we can to extend the life of these components. Even more important, however, is that Ford strongly believes it’s just the right thing to do from an environmental perspective.”


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On a Tuesday night in the poshest part of Paris, Emma Watson is making her way through a party. I can’t actually see her, only the throng of photographers in her orbit. It’s a peculiar scene. The 400 other guests barely chat, too obsessed with getting a glimpse of Lancôme’s latest “ambassadress”, who was once the world’s most famous little girl. “Hermione!” cries an onlooker spontaneously, while I elbow my way past Alber Elbaz, the Lanvin designer, for a better look. Someone stomps on my foot. I turn around to berate them and discover it’s Mario Testino. It’s getting pretty intense, but then Watson has been famous for much of her 21 years. Perhaps she’s used to being celebrity carrion?

Suddenly, she’s coming towards me, tiny and superpretty in Azzaro. She could easily pass for 15, even in make-up. She shakes my hand and keeps hold of it sweetly, like an anchor. For someone who’s been doing this for years, the nerves still flicker about her face. Her palm is endearingly clammy. “You’re doing well,” I say. “Oh, gosh, I hope so. Look at all this.” She marvels at the stage, the cameras, the champagne-rinsed crowd, her name in enormous neon letters. She looks pleased — and ever so slightly scared.

It’s surprising, really. A year ago, Watson, a terribly nice girl from Oxford, didn’t appear to want this life any more. She finished school, as well as Hogwarts, and put fame on the back burner in favour of a “normal” university existence at Brown, an Ivy League college in Providence, Rhode Island. Now, she is taking a term off, back in glitz’s grasp, the face of a luxury brand and filming a movie. With a reported £20m in the bank, she could afford to retire. So why bother? “See you tomorrow,” she says, bestowing two shy kisses on me before she is instantly enveloped by the crowd.

We meet in a ginormous suite at the Ritz, where I’m determined to discover what changed Watson from child star to devoted swot to shy-eyed glamazon. She is more relaxed today, understandably. Cute lace dress, bare feet tucked up underneath her, lovely profile. Her pixie hairdo is growing out, while her voice tinkles like a pretty piano riff. But how come you’re here at all, not living the campus life you seemed so desperate for? “I was in denial,” she says. “I wanted to pretend I wasn’t as famous as I was. I was trying to seek out normality, but I kind of have to accept who I am, the position I’m in and what happened.

You mean Potter? “Yeah,” she replies, “but I feel more comfortable with the fame now. It used to make me really uncomfortable. It’s interesting. My dad’s always giving me a hard time about my posture. The way I used to stand, it was almost as if I was apologising to everyone. I wanted to hide myself, but now — it’s difficult, I still feel shy, but I feel more like I can accept it.” Nevertheless, she doesn’t feel like a natural for stardom. “Sometimes I think I am the worst person to be in the position I’m in. I’m shy, I’m sensitive and I’m self-critical. It’s a terrible combination.” She pauses for emphasis. “But those qualities also make me want to be better.

I immediately understood the sense of responsibility. My brother says I’m an eager beaver. It’s true. I’m very driven Bingo. Watson’s addiction isn’t to celebrity, obviously. It’s to self-betterment, to doing the “right thing”. She is the definition of propriety, so when offers flooded in while she was at uni, she realised it would be a mistake not to maximise on her moment. Hence the decision to take time out. She says she’ll be back to her studies in the autumn, although she won’t confirm where. It hasn’t been a universally admired move. She says someone had a go at her the other day for accepting the advertising gig if her aim was nobly to sidestep public life. But she has made her peace with it. “I said, ‘Do you honestly think that me doing a Lancôme campaign is going to make me any less or more famous than doing Harry Potter?’ I have to accept Harry Potter is the biggest film franchise of all time. I have to just roll with it.

That has taken more than a decade: the first film came out 10 years ago, when she was 11, though she won the part when she was nine. I tell her child stars always seem both overly mature and emotionally stunted. “That’s such an interesting observation,” she nods. “I absolutely agree with you. I’m this very weird mix. In some senses, I feel as if I’m 100 years old. In others, I still feel incredibly young, very naive, and as if I haven’t seen much of the world at all. I’ve been incredibly protected, but in other ways I’ve had to be in situations that nobody my age would, to deal with pressure that nobody my age should usually deal with,” she says.

Did you grow up fast because of work? “I was lucky — I matured very early because of my parents’ divorce,” she says. “I had to grow up more quickly than I would have done. I’m the eldest of seven [five half-siblings and a brother, Alex, who is three years younger], and I felt that really brought me up.

Born in Paris to a pair of British lawyers, she moved to Oxfordshire at five after her parents split. She didn’t have a pushy stage mum; rather, Watson was the self-starter, a devoted member of her local children’s theatre group, where the Potter casting department found her. After eight auditions, she won the part of the mustard-keen, Muggle-born Hermione Granger, practically a carbon copy of Watson. “I immediately understood the sense of responsibility,” she says of getting the role. Are you one of nature’s nerds? “Yeah, totally, 100%. My brother says I’m an eager beaver. It’s true. I’m very driven.

Recently, rumours did the rounds that Watson left Brown because she was being given a tough time for her star status. This infuriates her. “It made me so sad when all this stuff came out that I left Brown because I was being bullied. It made no sense at all. Brown has been the opposite. I’ve never even been asked for an autograph on campus. I threw a party for nearly 100 students and not a single person put a photo on Facebook.” She rolls her eyes. “Anyway, even if I was being given a hard time, I wasn’t going to wuss out of university because someone said ‘Wingardium leviosa’ to me in a corridor, or ‘Ten points for Gryffindor’. I’ve been dealing with the media since I was nine. If I can’t stand up to a few people giving me a hard time, it’s a bit pathetic, really. I’ve had so much worse.

Still, there’s no denying she’s appealingly square. Between the compulsion to behave, to never fall out of taxis and to work every day of the year, does she feel as if she’s losing some of her youth? When, for example, was the last time you got drunk? “The last time I got drunk?” she laughs. “Probably my 21st.” That was weeks ago. “I know. My friends saw it as their mission. They were like, ‘Emma, if you can’t get drunk on your 21st, when can you do it?’

And boys? Do they pursue you? “No,” she says, giggling. “I say to my friends, ‘Why hasn’t X called me? Why doesn’t anyone ever pursue me?’ They’re like, ‘Probably because they’re intimidated.’ It must be the fame wall,” she muses. “It must be the circus that goes around me. Me, as a person, I find it hard to believe I would be intimidating.

What would a man have to do to woo you? “Oh, gosh! Be brave,” she cries. Have you ever had a ridiculous chat-up line? “So, so many. I constantly get stuff like, do I have a magic wand I can sort things out with? Or guys come up to me and go, ‘Where’s Harry? Where’s Ron?’ Sometimes, maybe because they feel intimidated, they feel they have to knock me down. They know perfectly well who I am, but they’ll ask me, ‘How are the Narnia films going?’” Pause. “I’m single at the minute.

No wonder. Still, hearing her natter on, you can’t help thinking she’d make someone a fantastic girlfriend. Loyal, hard-working, polite to a fault — and, let’s not forget, with some serious dough in the bank. She also, rather Britishly, downplays her fame, the reasons it exists and what it means to her. “It feels so scary stepping out of Potter, it really does,” she says, with the last film out in July. “But people have been so kind. Lancôme saying I’m the icon of a generation, Glamour saying I’m the best dressed... I just hope I can be everything that everyone wants me to be, I guess.

She looks about the giant suite, the view over Paris, the intoxicating luxury of her life. “But I’m really not pretending to be anything other than someone who got very, very lucky.” How sweet, Emma. But the little girl is growing up. I think there might be more to you than that.
Emma Watson is the new Lancôme ambassadress and face of the Trésor Midnight Rose fragrance, which launches on October 1
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Anonymous said...

Is this all real? Some of this reads like Fan Fiction!

Anonymous said...

I like this Interview. It's like a story. I like when journalists step out of their Stick-to-the-facts reports and interviews.

E-Chee Wah-Wah said...

"I’ve never even been asked for an autograph on campus."

She was not asked for an autograph at Brown? Well whats was the deal with her mini breakdown she admitted to Marie Claire magazine? LOL

From glamourvanity.com November 2nd 2010 In her recent interview Emma confessed she once had a minor breakdown right in front of the class when one of her classmates asked for her autograph – Emma Watson just burst in uncontrollable tears crying that she just wanted them to see her as a fellow student and not as a Hollywood star. "I had a breakdown,” Emma Watson confessed. “Not a hissy fit, more like uncontrollable crying. Everyone looked at me horrified, like, ‘Oh my God! What’s wrong with her?’ I just said, ‘I’m really sorry, but I’m here to study and I just want to be a student. Would it be okay if I don’t sign, because you’ll be seeing me around all the time anyway? One morning I was walking down the corridor from the bathroom in just a towel and I thought I must be mad, anyone could take a picture up my towel and put it on Twitter. But no-one did,” Emma gushed. “Not even when I had my birthday party – 100 people came and not one put a picture on

E-Chee Wah-Wah said...

This interview made me puke, lol.

rachel said...

Franchement c'est vrai qu'elle aurait pu devenir complétement folle avec l'argent,l célébrité etc.... mais elle devient de plus en plus paradoxal je trouve qu'elle assume pas complétement sa célébrité ... Après je ne connais pas emma watson personnellement :p

Anonymous said...

Je crois que par "je n'ai jamais", elle signifie plus qu'elle n'a pas été harcelée. Après tout, après son mini breakdown, elle n'a réellement jamais eu de demande d'autographes selon ses dires.

Anyway, malgré ses inexactitudes, elle a encore les deux pieds sur terre et c'est ça le plus important. Je déteste les stars qui font sentir qu'elles sont au dessus de tout en interviews. Ou qui sacrent, ou qui sont bête!

katy said...

another interview repetitive. my family is cool, my studies are important, I'm a good girl blah blah. emma I love you, but good-girl attitude is boring me.

Anonymous said...

Good interview and that it's in the Times says a lot. They don't do easy interviews and don't pull punches in giving an accurate view of a celebrity, they aren't biased, they have no reason to like celebrities, for proof see today's article on Rafa Nadal! Echee I think you're taking small comments she makes a bit too literally. And what's wrong or boring about being nice, you want something different go to a Lindsay Lohan website.

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E-Chee Wah-Wah said...

what part of "no one ever asked me for an autograph on campus" and "emma admitting she had a break down when someone in class asked for her autograph is hard to comprehend?" the denial and defense of the obvious here perplexes me. Oh well, believe what you want and I'll do the same

Anonymous said...

The article on Nadal was ouch! The journalist found him rude, said his image was totally contrived and that he wasn't the lovely guy he's made out to be, or certainly wasn't the day they met him. If they can say that about the world number one, with a worldwide fanbase and massive publicity machine, they could have said it about Watson. But she came across very well and very sincere. The vast majority of people who have met or worked with Watson seem to like her, even journalists seem to, which much frustrate them in a way because 'she's a diva' articles sell way more papers than 'she's a nice girl'. Nobody credible has ever really said anything other than that she's very nice, which after 11 years is quite something, it's the same with Dan and Rupert.

Anonymous said...

Hey Echee, I think comparing stuff in magazines and checking consistency is extremely difficult. The no one has ever comment may have been throw away, or she may have qualified it with something, like I've never been asked since... I've done a few interviews myself over time for various things and I'm always amazed with the written outcome, a few pages to sum up 20 mins of conversation. I had said Tonnes more and qualified and elaborated but tones of stuff was cut out or re organized, lots of my sentences were phrased completely differently and ment something entirely different to what I said. I take an impression of the person and the overall idea, tone or outcome of the answer as more important than the actual words used. In several of my answers they filtered several sentences down to a few and gave an overall gist of what I said, it happens Tonnes. So I wouldnt be overly literal with it, she mightn't have even used those words. I'd focus more on stuff overall.

Anonymous said...

Yes, journalists nearly always give an overall impression of the type of stuff you've said rather than what you've actually said. It's best not to word pick with the 'never been asked' bit. She was more intent on denying the bullying than anything else anyway. I wouldn't leap on her for that.

Anonymous said...

She sounds a lot like a younger natalie portman in her interview, in my opion.

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Kate said...

Sorry, I thought you had to have a google account to comment, my posts are the one above the deleted comment and the one beginning hey Echee.

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What is wrong with the guys at her college, so what if she's famous. If I were there I'd at least talk to her and ask her to go out, least that happens is she says no, most that happens she actually goes. Dang some guys just don't get it. The challenges are what make life worth livin'. She is beautiful, has an english accent, and probably has a great sense of humor. She is amazing. Youth is wasted on the young. She'll make someone very happy someday, just hope they don't burn her like Tiger did to Elin....


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Human Genome News, January 1994; 5(5)

ORNL Announces genQuest and X-GRAIL

The Informatics Group at Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) is making available several new sequence-analysis tools that operate within the distributed environment of genome resources. A major addition is genQuest ("Q" server), which uses such methods as Smith-Waterman, FastA, and BLAST to facilitate rapid and sensitive comparisons of DNA sequence and proteins in a number of databases. These databases include the Genome Sequence Database (GSDB) at Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL), SWISS-PROT protein sequence database, PROSITE protein motif library, a human repetitive library provided by Jerzy Jurka (Linus Pauling Institute), Steve Henikoff's BLOCKS/BLIMPS resource, dbEST, IBM dFLASH server, and sequences in PDB protein/nucleic acid structure database. Future genQuest features will include capabilities for Smith-Waterman comparison of very long DNA sequences, multiple sequence alignment of DNA and proteins, methods for graphical visualization of sequence similarity, and a Macintosh client version. The genQuest server is accessible via e-mail and X-based client server.

The diagram (not shown here) shows the graphical client-server version of the main genQuest menu and use of the Smith-Waterman method to search for a partial protein sequence against SWISS-PROT and Prosite. The menu provides "point and click" options to specify sequence type, methods, and target databases. The client code runs on any Sun Sparc workstation having Internet access and communicates with the ORNL server system running on workstations and a parallel computer.

Significant improvements have also been made to GRAIL (Gene Recognition and Analysis Internet Link), a suite of tools that provides annotation of DNA sequences both interactively and through automated computation. GRAIL I and GRAIL II are available by several methods, including a simple e-mail interface that analyzes and characterizes coding regions in DNA sequences and returns results automatically by e-mail in a few minutes. New capabilities include comparison of discovered exons with the SWISS-PROT protein sequence database, Prosite, and the repetitive library. X-GRAIL, an interactive graphical X-based client-server system, is now capable of such functions as gene model construction, pol II promoter recognition, and repetitive element annotation. X-GRAIL also transparently accesses genQuest, furnishing additional capability for querying a multitude of databases for sequence comparison.

The Informatics Group plans to incorporate several tools that will provide sequence feature and map information for searches and databases as well as an easy-to-use menu-driven "glossary" for queries to a number of relational database systems. ORNL is also working with Richard Douthart (Pacific Northwest Laboratory) on a client-server version of GnomeView. Manesh Shah of the Informatics Group says, "Our goal is to provide an interoperable environment that allows users to ask a wide variety of questions about their sequence, ranging from sequence analysis to sequence comparison, and to access a variety of databases and other resources in a user-friendly manner. Our tools are designed to allow users without expert computer knowledge to interact with complex databases and analysis systems."

For instructions on using these resources, send an e-mail message with the word help in the subject line or first text line to:

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An event that occurs during meiosis. During crossing over, alleles on homologous chromosomes can switch places. This switching of alleles increases the number of possible combinations of alleles, and hence increases the variability of a genome. In other words, crossing over contributes to the ability of two parents to produce offspring that are all very different. Also referred to as ‘recombination.’


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  • THE flood of utter change is loosed. A space
  • Is ours yet, for its coming to prepare.
  • Shall we build dams with cautious, clumsy care,
  • Or stand with idle hands and frightened face,
  • And so be whirled all broken from our place,
  • Or perish with the dams we builded there?
  • Or shall we dig a broad, deep channel, where
  • Most fields may feel the flood's benign embrace?
  • Thus turned ’twill be a calm majestic flood
  • Of plenty, peace, and fertilising power,
  • Whose banks fresh flowers of love and joy shall deck.
  • Oppose it: at the inevitable hour,
  • Tumultuous, black with ruin, red with blood,
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With all of Gmail's changes, I've lost the ability to file my emails into my created labels. Instead, they now stay in my inbox, with the named label listed on the subject line; thus voiding the point of my labels and making the only way to thin my inbox is to delete.

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You need to "Archive" the messages. That removes them from the Inbox but does not affect any other labels that have been applied. –  Al E. May 16 '12 at 18:49
@JUDY Never delete emails in Gmail. Many people have been confused by the Archive button. The archive removes the inbox label from the conversation. If it has another label you are good to go. If it doesn't have a label it is still in "all mail" –  mhoran_psprep May 17 '12 at 1:37

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I have filters that labels emails and to get them out if the inbox you have to mark the option (when creaing the filter, or editing the exitsings that you have) "skip inbox", so they will go directly to the label.

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I'm coming back to give Twitter another try after a time away.

For now, what I want to do is this: there are a number of people I want to follow, and read their tweets, but I don't want to see anything else. That includes tweets mentioning my 'followeds', retweets of their stuff, and so on.

Just to clarify, here are some examples. I'm following @Moses, but not @Pharaoh:

Yes: @Moses tweets    "Just got the Ten Commandments"
No:  @Pharaoh tweets: "@Moses Meh"
Yes: @Moses tweets    "@Pharaoh 's quite a nice guy"
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Yes: @Moses rt:       "@Moses Meh"

Is there a way to do this? And, if possible, all the other crap that Twitter throws at me? On=the=Web, Windows, or Android clients are OK.

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Isn't that the default? The third example tweet would not appear to you unless you also follow @Pharaoh, but the other four work as you expect them to. –  mmyers Aug 14 '12 at 20:29

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The Twitter web site will only show you the Tweets (and re-Tweets) of people you are following directly. The only exception to this is if the Tweet starts with @username and you are not following username then you won't see the Tweet.

So in your examples you should see Tweets 1 and 5. All the others will be hidden from you.

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Thanks, Chris. Total fail on my part. Sorry, and please feel free to flag for deletion as a dorky question. My problem was that I was following someone who was rt'ing a lot of very boring stuff –  Brent.Longborough Aug 14 '12 at 21:20
@Brent.Longborough - there's no such thing as a dorky question :) –  ChrisF Aug 14 '12 at 21:21
But I should have looked more carefully before losing my temper... –  Brent.Longborough Aug 14 '12 at 21:24

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Markdown automatically escapes ampersands and angle brackets within a code block, so how is it possible to use special characters that require escaping for example: λ.

I know that one solution is to edit the html output file, however my markdown is for a github page and i don't have access to the generated file.

I use ReText and it allows me to insert a lambda directly in the editor and the preview shows it as well. Github's view only shows a small "image missing" type of box.

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Use HTML entities style to insert special characters. For example writing

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I have never had any experience with photoshop or any other related software to make drawings and sketches. Knowing this, if I want to make a technical poster then what would be the free and easiest online source to do it?

EDIT: The purpose of the poster is to display the gist of the research in visual form.

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This does not really require sketches in the way you are thinking. Any program will do, but first you must sit down and get your ideas on a piece of paper no fancy styles just plain boxes . Then again it depends on what type of technical posters you are talking about . Academic or Professional. –  phwd Oct 7 '10 at 3:00
I mean whatever it takes to develop a poster. The poster is for thing. The purpose of poster is to display the research. It would be displayed at a forum/conference and I would need to stand by it to explain it to whoever comes by to see. –  Pupil Oct 7 '10 at 3:08

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I don't use any online software however I can give you the low-down on what I use for my posters:

For general design and layout I use Microsoft Powerpoint (you can also download and use OpenOffice Impress for free). Its easy to use, widely available, familiar to the majority of printing services and templates [1] are available online. If you don't want to use a template just manually input your poster dimensions (File > Page Setup) and it'll print out at that size.

As for making technical drawings, it depends on what kind of information you are trying to communicate and how good you are with graphic design software. I use Excel for graphing as well as some built-in features of statistical packages. For drawings, I generally use a pen and paper, scanned and edited in Adobe Photoshop. Sometimes I even use Microsoft Paint. No lie, it may seem rudimentary but this method works for me and has produced professional, conference-quality work.

[1] Templates: www.posterpresentations.com/html/free_poster_templates.html
[2] General poster advice: www.swarthmore.edu/NatSci/cpurrin1/posteradvice.htm

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How To: Validate HTML Email Content For Outlook 2007

Quite often, we send out automated emails from our .NET applications. Usually they are for our own internal users, but from time to time, they are for external users. Outlook 2007 and Word 2007 revamped the HTML Email rendering. They now use the Word 2007 Schema, a subset of the 4.01 Transitional Schema. Apparently, Word 2007 doesn't like certain CSS attributes especially if you use normal CSS to layout your email (fixed width divs, etc). More information about this topic can be found by visiting and Microsoft offers a few options to validate your HTML, CSS, XML, etc with the Word 2007 Schema. Using the two links above, you can find all of the aorementioned information.

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    Check out this service, it's run by some friends of mine here in the UK: -

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  • The decision to not correctly render CSS in Outlook 2007 is pathetic. Microsoft has single-handedly put HTML email back 10 years.

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I have purchased a reseller account, next step is to set up a site for people to set up a hosting account, I have WHM from the hosting company. I also would like to have domain name registration facility in the site, how can i done this ? any ready made scripts or should I create one using WHM API ??

Thanks a lot

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This is not really a programming question. Maybe ask on webmasters.stackexchange.com (but they will need more details as well) or ask the provider –  Pekka 웃 Feb 8 '11 at 12:36

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There are several alternatives, such as http://www.whmautopilot.com/ or https://www.phpcoin.com/ or http://www.whmcs.com/. Because you'll want to charge people for the domain names you need to be looking for a "billing system".


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Is it okay to decorate for St. Patrick’s Day and Easter at the same time? I’m telling myself it is. Have a good weekend everyone! Declan is fighting a cough so I’m home today. Hoping he gets better quick so that we can enjoy the gorgeous weekend ahead!

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