(b) A special election shall be called and held when the death of the challenger or the incumbent occurs within the period set in subdivision (a). The special election shall be called by the appropriate governing body within 14 days after the death of the incumbent or challenger. The special election shall be held no later than 88 days after the proclamation or resolution calling for the election. Candidates at the special election shall be nominated in accordance with this part, except that forms for securing signatures in lieu of a filing fee need not be made available until 15 days before the first day for circulating nomination papers, in-lieu-filing-fee petitions shall be filed at least seven days prior to the closing of the nomination period, nomination papers shall be delivered for filing to the elections official not less than 68


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I lived in Bailey Hall as a freshman at the University, and while that was nearly 30 years ago, the friends I made there I still stay in touch with, and bump into in the business world even today. I was a football player so I spent lots of time on the West Bank campus every day at the training facilities there, where I also made lots of friends and memories. Hanging out in the student center lounge, playing pool and ping pong, between classes, and trying to talk to girls!


I loved the small town feeling of the St. Paul campus, and the friendly smiles of everyone in Alderman Hall where I spent so much time. My favorite spot to walk around was the beautiful Mullin's Woods Display Garden and the other display gardens, which as students, we helped plant and maintain. It has really expanded these days, but it was lovely even back then. The first warm and sunny day in spring the whole campus hung out on the big open lawn off Cleveland Ave., playing catch and laying out in the sun trying to get a tan.


My father was a crop and dairy farmer and later started a small tree nursery when I was very young. He was always curious about new things happening in the industry, and would attend seminars once in a while to gather whatever information he could. When I was a Freshman or Sophomore in high school he took me out of school one day and we took a trip to the big city, to attend a seminar at the Arboretum. I don't recall what the seminar was about anymore, but I remember it was presented by Dr. Bert Swanson. I remember thinking that he was a very friendly and smart guy. He suggested that I should consider attending the U of M and trying for a degree in Horticulture, which I didn't really know much about until that day. He later became my student advisor and favorite professor ever.


I knew for sure from the time I was a Junior in High School that I wanted to go to the U of M. My plan was to study Horticulture and play football for coach Lou Holtz, but we all know he left for Notre Dame by the following year. Regardless, I knew that the U of M had a well respected Horticulture program, and so I never even applied at any other colleges. I was lucky enough to have scholarship money to help pay for my college, which was great for a poor farm kid from rural Minnesota. Looking back today, I wouldn't do anything differently, I really enjoyed my time at the U of M, and managed to learn a few things during my stay as well.


The University of Minnesota is a very well respected institution around the world. Always considered in the top public research institutions regardless of the field of study. When it comes to agriculture, plant science, animal science, the list is shorter and the U of M is almost always in the top two or three recognized institutions. Sometimes as a student I felt like I wasn't up to the challenge of such an institution, but working hard, and learning how to fail successfully, recover and take a new approach were a very important part of the learning process for me. The University is a large institution and with that comes many benefits, resources and reputation, and represents the State of Minnesota very well. The different colleges within the University are like small towns, while fellow students that share your major are like a little neighborhood in that small town. Everyone gets to know everyone else, and these relationships ex tend far beyond the day you receive your diploma. With today's technology, communication via LinkedIn and Facebook among fellow graduates provides a terrific way to keep in touch socially, but also from a business perspective.


1989 - I started a small Landscape Design and Construction company while still a student, mainly doing work for professors and friends of professors from the St. Paul campus.


1993 - I sold the Landscape and Snow removal company and started an import and distribution company dealing with filtration in the heavy industrial hydraulics industry.


1995 - I sold the Hydraulics/Filtration business and started a small manufacturing company, and a separate distributing company.


1998 - I started a product development company, a partnership with my best friend from third grade and fellow U of M graduate.


2006 - I wrote my first self-published book, called "Straw Bale Gardening" which gained wide acclaim and created a large number of followers of my Straw Bale Gardening Methods around the world. This lead to many presentations and speaking invitations locally. Several television, radio, newspaper appearances followed, gaining some momentum for the book and the method of gardening.


2013 - I wrote a book for Quayside Publishing on Cool Springs Press called "Straw Bale Gardens" which became the best selling book in the gardening category world-wide, in a dozen languages or more, and launched my second career as a professional speaker. The book was launched to much acclaim and positive reviews with articles appearing in over 600 media outlets within the next year. The New York Times wrote a full page review, Associated Press, Reuters news wire articles, and several magazines, blogs, online gardening websites, etc. created a buzz in the gardening world that launched the book to the best sellers list around the world.


2013 - The International Gardening Festival at Chaumont in the Loire Valley in France employed a Straw Bale Garden, as a featured garden at the festival. Out of over 2,000 entrants, this garden was selected and became the most visited garden in the history of the event, with over 400,000 visitors from around the world.


2014 - "Straw Bale Gardens" was awarded the P.J. Redouté award for practical horticulture, a prestigious award in the international horticulture world.


2014 - I was asked to make more than 150 presentations around the country and around the world, but none more exciting and fun that at the International Flower and Garden Show at Epcot Center, where I spent a week meeting people from around the world and presenting about Straw Bale Gardening.


2015 - I wrote the second edition "Straw Bale Gardens Complete" for Quartos USA Publishing, which was released February 15, 2015.


I love gardening! Vegetable gardening is great, but I spend much of my gardening time each summer growing summer bulbs, dahlias, lilies, gladiolus and others. I have a small rose garden, and a large hosta collection, and plant a few hundred annual flowers, and about a thousand spring bulbs every fall. My wife says I love to putz around outside, and I must agree, I love spending a whole Saturday working in the garden, just moving plants around and finding new things to try.


I still have a business outside of the "horticulture" industry. I enjoy that work as well, but my true passion has always been horticulture, and I am delighted that I now get to spend much of my time talking with others about what I love. It is a very strange circumstance that lead me to what I am doing these days, certainly a winding road on the way back to what I love, but I couldn't love what I do these days any more than I do.


Dr. Bert Swanson, my favorite all time professor, always said "if you don't spend ten percent of your time educating yourself, you will be out of date completely within ten years." I thought this was brilliant and is probably even more true these days with technology changing so quickly. I find that reading industry publications regularly, in print or online, keeps me current and engaged in my industries. While I learned a great deal of actual facts and figures as a student, what I learned best was how to learn. Learning to find information I need, and how to implement what others have already learned so I don't repeat their mistakes, or "reinvent the wheel." Learning how to communicate effectively with others, including the ability to write descriptively, with a keen eye toward editing and being as brief as possible.


I offer young people about to head off to college some unusual advice that they probably don't get very often. I tell them not to worry about getting all A's, or even all B's, but spend as much time as they can getting to know their fellow students, and professors. The contacts made will be much more important in the long run than whether they received a B or a C on a test.


I also tell them to go to class, no matter what, always go to class. This sounds simple but I found that even if I didn't study much outside of class, if I went to every class and paid attention for that hour lecture, I could get a good grade without spending much extra time studying outside of class.


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RT @SethAbramson: (THREAD) The timeline of events leading up to the 2016 election confirms that Jim Comey's account of why he wrote the now…


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RT @SethAbramson: I'm re-upping this 2017 thread on whether Trump can fire Mueller, and what we should do if he does. Notes: (1) Brand has…


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RT @SethAbramson: Before everything goes down, you're going to want to fully understand the Russian hacking campaign and how Trump associat…


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RT @SethAbramson: To be clear, there are no circumstances under which Mueller could have named Trump as a target right now; it'd be as good…


RT @SethAbramson: The reaction to this tweet was overwhelming—beyond anything I'd hoped for. I can't say how much I appreciate the emotion…


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RT @SethAbramson: Today is all about the generation coming up. I'm happy to stop talking and listen to what those under 21 are saying. They…


RT @SethAbramson: (THREAD) New evidence suggests Rick Gates' plea has much more to do with Russia than we thought. And that's because it m…


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I guess if I thought that the privileged could get over it and move on...I think if you look at your own lives you would find that some things are hard to get over and move on...Way to simplistic.


Yes they should----and so should the majorities. But will it even happen in my grandchildren's lifetime? No.


Many years ago I went to lunch with a couple of people I worked with, one of whom was black. The Subway was very busy, with several people taking orders & several making sandwiches. In the hustle & bustle, the black co-worker was skipped. "Excuse me, I was next" - he said, & was waited on politely.


When we got outside, he proceeded to rant that he was skipped because he was black. To me, it seemed like an honest mistake, but to him it was a racial incident. I mentioned it to someone who said, "Maybe if you'd spent your whole life being overlooked, you'd see it as a slam, too." That really made me stop & think. Because the thing is, I'm a member of a privileged society - I'm a white female with a good education and a good job, and as a result I don't see these mini-discriminations that someone of a minority might.


I forget what term Tomlinson used for these small, unconscious slights, but he mentioned them toward the end of the book. So, to me it's not a matter of getting over it, it's a matter of being conscious of the situations when they arise so they can be avoided in the future.


... And I'd also like to say that these situations make me MORE conscious of race, not less so. In all honestly I sometimes worry about talking to people of other races - saying the wrong thing, being inadvertently offensive - and the end result is that it sharpens the divide.


I think nothing should be forgotten, such atrocities are a part of one's history, as well as the country's history, but one cannot dwell on it, be always looking for it, or use it as a crutch or an excuse. It must serve as a type of baseline - "this is a part of me, of my history, and happens now is up to me". That said, racism is not dead, but it does not have to be a brick wall anymore. One has to be aware of racism and prepare in advance how you want to react to it when you are confronted by it. Because you will be.


I agree with ruthiea that slavery is a part of individual and cultural history - a big part, not something that can simply be gotten over. But we, all of us, have to move on, and I also agree with ruthiea that racial inequality and discrimination shouldn't be dwelt on, looked for or used as an excuse. It is important to remember, because as with the Holocaust, when we stop remembering, even actively reminding ourselves of what happened, it becomes easier for racists and supremacists to propagandize and rewrite history and then we are in danger of history repeating itself.


Well said Ruthiea and Sallyh. I guess learning from the past but moving forward without a 2x4 on your shoulder is key....knowledge and a willingness to forgive. As an older white woman, I've met discrimination and had limited career choices but I can't dwell on it or bitterness would lead me...I celebrate the greater options for my daughters and still fight for the rights of all of us to get a fair shake.


My great-grandmother was a black woman married to a white man (a true minority in the early 1900's). Upon his death, she was not allowed to go into the white church for his funeral. I agree that to forget history is to allow it to repeat itself. I am a professional woman in a career where men (regardless of their ethnicity)are still earning higher wages, so I remind myself how far society has come as a whole.


I was "poor white trash" as a young child and some kids wouldn't play with me. I was resilient and did not make that a life sentence. I am highly educated, but a person doesn't really get over the past and move on 100%. There are scars.


Should we wear it on our chest, of course not. Should we be aware and act accordingly, yes! I have watched sales people wait on everyone around me and pretend to not see me, I have been followed around a store, though impeccably and expensively dressed, by a person who watched to make sure I didn't steal anything. I would be remiss as a mother if I didn't teach my children to be aware of these things and teach them to respond in an acceptable manner.


Atrocities committed in the past should not be forgotten or swept under the rug; however, they cannot be changed by constant rehashing or blame naming. It is important that we all realize that owning another human being is reprehensible (regardless of perceived kindnesses) and that it is equally offensive to discriminate against anyone because of things that are beyond their control (who their parents were, the color of their skin, etc). I'm sure anyone who has felt the brunt of any kind of discrimination will bear scars, but hopefully the scars won't be a permanent disability.


I don't think it is possible to forget but I do think it is wise to not let the past get in the way of moving forward.


If it were that easy. Our past has a way of rearing its head when least expected. As the only species that can ponder over our doings it is almost impossible to give in to collective amnesia! It cannot be forgotten, but it can be dealt with compassion and understanding, I hope. There are minorities all over the world. Any given geographical location claims to have one group of people as majority and another as minority. As social beings we tend to live in collectives of "ours' and "theirs"...How do we get past this provincial thinking? That, I think is the key...to raise world citizens...maybe I am overly optimistic?


I do not believe the past can be ignored, however, I feel it should not be an excuse for not living a good life now. Whether the past is because you are a minority or an injustice in your own background, dwelling on this will only make a happy future impossible.


We need to acknowledge the past and learn from it. We should learn from young children who have not been tainted by prejudice. I see prejudice in our society against many groups for racial, ethnic or religious differences. White against Black , Black against White, African Americans against Africans , Religions against other Religions . The bottom line is society does not do well with different. Can we rid society of prejudice ? Unfortunately as long as parents are teaching prejudice in subtle or many times unsubtle ways it will continue to exist.<|endoftext|>Learning is more fun with friends! Share with your friends and you'll stay motivated to learn 'The Complete iOS 12 & Swift Developer Course - Build 28 Apps'!


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1256316  and members of your household? On average, how many days a week do you drive alone to work or school? Do you hold a monthly or annual transit pass? Approximately how many miles do you drive per year? (Include miles in your own vehicle, plus those in borrowed, shared and rental cars.) If car-sharing stopped, would you buy a car? o Yes almost certainly o Yes probably o No probably not o No almost certainly not These questions should be included on both the membership application form and on annual renewal materials. (If no annual renewal is necessary, surveys should be distributed annually.) The responses should be included in the operator s membership database. This approach has two advantages: It allows for longitudinal analysis, i.e. changes for individuals to be tracked over time, and minimizes reliance on respondents memories or hypothetical responses. Note that some of the questions (such as number of days driving alone to work or school) have little meaning if the survey is conducted as a single snapshot; the value of the data lies in the ability to compare year-on-year changes. It is likely to maximize response rates, since no separate survey form needs to be returned. It allows responses to be linked with other membership data, if desired, such as frequency of car-sharing use and residential or workplace location September 2005


136 Car-Sharing: Where and How It Succeeds 4.6 Conclusions Car-sharing members report that car-sharing has significant impacts for them. A more difficult question is how large these impacts are for the entire community. Probably the most profound effect on car-sharing members is the potential for reducing the numbers of vehicles that they own. The biggest reported impact was the ability to postpone buying another car, followed by the ability to sell the household s second car. Being able to sell the only household car was a distant third in this set of benefits. Car-sharing should indeed reduce the numbers of vehicles owned by car-sharing members. This in turn should have ripple effects on the amount of traffic, air pollution, and parking requirements within neighborhoods where car-sharing is active and attractive. (But one focus group member said I m happy that car-sharing is getting bigger and bigger, but I don t see cars coming out of my neighborhood and going away, and I wish I did. ) Overall, car-sharing members make fewer trips by auto after becoming active in car-sharing, and their total mileage driven decreases substantially. These changes have positive environmental impacts, are associated with increased transit use, and lead (to some extent) to an increased reliance on walking, which in turn should have long-term health benefits. Persons involved in car-sharing often realize savings in overall transportation expenses. This is attributable to lower monthly capital costs, lower insurance expenses, lower gasoline and maintenance expenses, and lowered parking expenses. But many car-sharing members report that not having the hassles of car ownership is an even greater benefit to them than saving money. A wider range of more distant destinations becomes available to many car-sharing members. In particular, car-sharing members report being able to travel to larger big box stores as one of the key benefits that they realize. Lane (2005) suggests that car-sharing leads to shifts in environmental values, awareness of costs, and trip-making decisions. The evidence that we have seen suggests an opposite direction of causality: persons with high regards for environmental values are likely to be attracted to car-sharing, as are persons who have a strong focus on travel costs. Car-sharing does change the calculus of trip-making decisions: car-sharing members are much more likely to weigh alternative travel times and modes than other travelers. One 4-35


137 Chapter 4 Impacts of Car-Sharing focus group member reported that You really think about using the car. It becomes a really thoughtful process. Another respondent reported that After being a pedestrian here for so long and then having car-sharing, it s made me think more of the car as a tool. A possibly negative feature of current car-sharing operations is that members are highly sensitive to the consequences associated with exceeding reservation times, and do feel under significant pressure to return the vehicles within the specified time frame. Does car-sharing membership affect long-term residential location decisions? Nearly three-quarters (72%) of PhillyCarShare members say that car-sharing locations are important to where they choose to live (Lane, 2005). In Quebec, the figure is 50% (Communauto, 2004). These findings were not specifically substantiated by the data collected for this project, but one focus group member reported that If I ever move out of Boston, I want to find a place that has a car-sharing program because I don t want to buy a car. I ve never owned a car and I don t want to. References American Automobile Association (2003). Your Driving Costs. Available at Baum, H. and Pesch, S. (1994). Untersuchung der Eignung von Carsharing im Hinblick auf die Reduzierung von Stadtverkehrsproblemen. Bonn: Bundesministerium für Verkehr. Cited in Shaheen, Sperling & Wagner (1998). Cairns, Sally; Sloman, Lynn; Newson, Carey; Anable, Jillian; Kirkbride, Alistair; and Goodwin, Phil (2004). Chapter 8. Car Clubs, in Smarter Choices Changing the Way We Travel. London: Department for Transport. Cambridge Systematics (1986). Evaluation of the Short-Term Auto Rental (STAR) Service in San Francisco, CA. Report submitted to Urban Mass Transportation Administration, US Department of Transportation. Cervero, Robert; Creedman, Nina; Pohan, Muhammad; and Pai, Madhav (2002), City CarShare: Assessment of Short-Term Travel-Behavior Impacts. University of California at Berkeley, Institute of Urban and Regional Development. Working Paper Cervero, Robert and Tsai, Yu-Hsin (2003). San Francisco City CarShare: Travel Demand Trends and Second-Year Impacts. University of California at Berkeley, Institute of Urban and Regional Development. Working Paper September 2005


142 Car-Sharing: Where and How It Succeeds Chapter 5. The Role of Partners 5.1 What are Partner Organizations? Car-sharing has only begun to grow as an alternative transportation mode in the United States and Canada. As Chapter 3 pointed out, just 0.03% of the US urban population belonged to a car-sharing organization in A key reason is the lack of knowledge about what car-sharing is and how it works. Dr. Marcus Enoch, in a 2002 presentation to the European Union s Mobility Services for Urban Sustainability Project, noted: Overall, the formation of nation-wide organizations to educate policy makers and the wider public as to the role and benefits of car share clubs appears to have been a key reason that such schemes prospered in Switzerland and Germany. It is interesting to note that one of the major barriers faced by car share clubs in Canada and the USA, where such knowledge is not yet widespread, is the ignorance of local authorities of the whole car share club concept. (Enoch, 2002, p.1-2) If car-sharing is to realize its maximum potential as a transportation option, it will need the help of partner organizations. When Dr. Enoch speaks of local authorities, he is referring to assistance from cities, counties and regional agencies, working as partners with the car-sharing organizations. A review of the literature on car-sharing, as well as a 2004 survey and 72 personal and phone interviews conducted for this research study, reveals a wide range of potential partner organizations. Survey and interview respondents included cities, counties, state and regional agencies, rideshare agencies, universities, developers and property managers, employers and businesses, transit agencies, consultants, community advocates, a church, and car-sharing operators. (See Appendix C for survey and interview questions and a list of respondents.) Partner organizations are composed of any entity that helps carsharing get a stronghold in communities. This help can be as basic as financial assistance and marketing. It can be as concrete as providing parking spaces for car-sharers. And it can be as advanced as integrating policies requiring car-sharing into planning documents, 5-1


143 Chapter 5 The Role of Partners or even codifying policies into tax laws. As used in this chapter, partners are those organizations that see a benefit from car-sharing and take actions to help it succeed. 5.2 Which Organizations are Involved? To obtain a better understanding of the role of partner organizations in the United States and Canada, a survey and literature search were conducted for this research study, with follow-up personal and phone interviews with 72 partner organizations. Survey Distribution and Response Announcements about the survey and how to access it on the internet were distributed by car-sharing organizations to their partners. Additional links to the survey were distributed via the World CarShare and Transportation Demand Management listserves, and through direct s to individual contacts found through a web search. This information was supplemented by a literature review and the web search. Representatives of 49 partner organizations answered the survey. 1 Respondents were located in all sectors of the United States; six were located in Canada. About 58% worked in a public agency, and, of those, most worked for a government organization. The remaining respondents represented a private or non-profit organization. Exhibit 5-1 lists the types of partner organization responding to the survey. Interviews Using the survey respondents as a base, site visits and telephone interviews were scheduled to gain more complete answers to the issues raised in the survey. Additional interviews were scheduled with people suggested by the base list of interviewees and by TCRP panel members and car-sharing industry representatives. One of the researchers made site visits to partner organizations in the cities of Seattle and San Francisco, and several in the Washington, DC vicinity. The visits added texture and depth


1256317  very dear friend recently wrote, we now have the important task of carrying all she gave us into our own work and lives, and to keep it, and her, singing in our hearts.


Beatriz is survived by her mother, her extended family and network of friends, her partner Robert Nideffer, and her beloved canine companion and little bringer of light, Lucinha. A funeral service will be held in Ahrensburg, Germany on January 18th, followed by memorials in New York and Los Angeles, to be announced.


The second panel was supposed to dive deeper into the current uses of RFID and make some predictions about its future uses. Unfortunately the panel repeated much what was covered in the first panel but below we have noted what was new and kept us awake. The speakers were: Charles Harwood of the FTC (moderator), Lyle Ginsburg of Accenture (moderator), William Allen of Texas Instruments, Ken Fishing of Intel, Simon Langford of Wal-Mart, Paul Rudolf of the Food and Drug Administration, Peter Sand of US Department of Homeland Security, Lee Tien of Electronic Frontier Foundation and Britt Wood of Retail Industry Leaders Association.


In Accenture's own words: "Accenture is a global management consulting, technology services and outsourcing company. Accenture is a pioneer in the area of RFID/EPC: We are a founding member of EPCglobal (formerly the Auto-IDCenter), the group that is setting the standards for the technology around the world. For the past eight years, the Accenture Technology Labs have been immersed in RFID/EPCresearch and development. Accenture offers high-performance solutions that help our clients across varied industries to seize the opportunities RFID/EPCoffers: from efficiency and profitability to complete value chain transformation."


In TI's own words: "Texas Instruments Radio Frequency Identification (TI-RFid™) Systems is an industry leader in radio frequency identification (RFID) technology and the world’s largest integrated manufacturer of RFID tags, smart labels and reader systems. With more than 400 million tags manufactured, TI-RFid™ technology is used in a broad range of applications worldwide including access control, automotive, document tracking, livestock, product authentication, retail, sports timing, supply chain, ticketing and wireless payment. TI is [...] working to drive the adoption of global standards for RFID."


Intel Research Seattle is currently involved in RFID concept trials. They state: "In a future world of ubiquitous and proactive computing, billions of embedded devices will anticipate our needs and take appropriate action on our behalf. If this vision is to become a practical reality, the devices must fade into the background, where they will assist users without distracting them from the task at hand."


Wal-Mart has set a January 2005 target for its top 100 suppliers to be placing RFID tags on cases and pallets destined for Wal-Mart stores and SAM'S CLUB locations in the Dallas/Fort Worth metroplex area. The company announced its RFID mandate in 2003 and is a major driving force behind the commercial implementation of RFID.


The FDA believes radio frequency identification (RFID) is the most effective way to track and trace drugs from the point of manufacturing to the point of dispensing and sees RFID as the "cornerstone" in its fight against counterfeit drugs. The FDA is therefore promoting RFID tags to uniquely identify individual pill bottles and believes across the supply chain implementation is feasible by 2007.


The Department of Homeland Security's mission is to lead the unified national effort to secure America and protect against terrorist threats to the nation. DHS wants to ensure safe and secure borders, welcome lawful immigrants and visitors, and promote the free-flow of commerce. To fufill this mission, DHS has adopted RFID in several applications such as the US-Canada Nexus program.


EFF is a nonprofit group of lawyers, volunteers, and visionaries working to protect digital rights. EFF is working to ensure that embrace of RFID technology does not erode individuals' rights to privacy.


In RILA's own words: "The Retail Industry Leaders Association (RILA), formerly IMRA, is the world's leading alliance of retailers and their product and service suppliers. RILA leads and serves the most successful and innovative retailers and suppliers through the delivery of world-class education, learning, and advocacy. Our focus relies upon valuable learnings, personal experience, idea sharing, networking, and best practices. We execute on this focus based on the guidance of our corporate values."


"All systems go" with RFID implementation despite major set backs like: costs are too high; read rate is too slow; communication distances are too short; there are multiple frequencies (which one do we use?); businesses are slow to adopt standards; China is threatening to create its own standard; and the media reports that RFID is the mark of the devil. So why full speed ahead given these realities [He didn't answer this question... perhaps it was rhetorical]?


Businesses will not see benefits immediately; this is the beginning of a marathon. RFID truly is a global phenomenon. The US business-world must engage Asia because tagging consumer electronics is very important along with apparel, pharmaceuticals and electronic media.


RFID will get down to item level tagging, not just about tagging cases and palettes in the supply chain like some companies claim [Wal-Mart]. It has to be item level in order to get the true business value.


Why do retailers want RFID?: increases sales due to decrease out-of-stock; if you know where an item is at all times then it easier to move it to where you need it (this reduces transportation costs, increases shelf visibility and reduces wasteful overstock); reduces "shrink and theft" in supply chain ("If we know where product is and know when it disappears, it easier to sleuth the problem!"); makes it easier to recall products; and extends shelf-level of perishables.


For Wal-Mart, RFID offers huge potential across the supply chain. There are collaborative benefits [between store and shopper]; this means improved shopper experience (better service, more product on shelves). And there are internal benefits [for store only]; this mean better efficiency and better distribution.


There is a human factor in barcode [a person scans each barcode]. Store data is more accurate with RFID because you take out human error.


Technology has always helped Wal-Mart meet its mission: to keep its stores and clubs fully stocked and costs as low as possible. The latest tool in the Wal-Mart arsenal: RFID!


No readers on sales floor at this time. The last reader in supply chain is at the door of the stock room before entering the sales floor. There are some tags on the floor, like on Hewlitt-Packard printers.


[Later someone asked: "What are we going to do with all this data?" William Allen answered: If Wal-Mart followed through with its current RFID plan, it would generate at least 7.6 million terrabytes of data per day. This a daunting amount of data but solutions will come along to handle this. ]


The first use of TI-RF (Texas Instrument Radio Frequency) was 15 years ago to track and trace livestock in a response to mad cow disease in England.


Seven million customers in the US are using Exxon-Mobil's Speedpass [this is an attachment to your keychain with RFID chip] to speed up the somewhat inconvenient task of filling your car up with gas. Japan, Singapore, Canada also have a similar service.


Marks and Spencer is a long time user of RFID. Currently track 4 million food trays with RFID and they picked up 8 hours of store shelf life for chilled food because of this. And they also reduced labor by 80%.


Some other current RFID uses: event access and ticketing (ski tags in the Alps); keeps kids safe [by tracking them] in theme parks; ensures patients get the right blood type in hospital; ensures new parents get the right baby in hospital; tracks marathon runners in real-time; makes sure injured soldiers in Iraq get the right treatment; tracks tree growth rate in Oregon; and tracks salmon migration patterns.


Ken Fishing showed an Intel concept video that described a potential use of such small RFID technology: keeping track of grandma when you can't be with her. Make sure she takes her medicine and goes for a walk when you are far away, because family is everything.


There are about 20 - 25 counterfeit drug investigations a year in the US. These are large-scale investigations, each involving hundreds of investigators and companies. Now counterfeit drugs can be sold over the Internet, so it's a growing problem for FDA. Most important to the fight against counterfeit drugs is establishing a "reliable pedigree." RFID's ability to track and trace a drug (find out where it's going and where it has been) makes it the cornerstone of the FDA fight. RFID can provide a reliable pedigree for FDA and is the best means to do so both in the US and the world.


2D barcode can also uniquely identify or give a unique serial number to each pill bottle. So 2D barcodes could be used instead of RFID but FDA prefers RFID [did not qualify...].


The FDA wants as rapid adoption as possible of RFID in pharmaceutical supply chain. After consulting Wal-Mart, the FDA thinks this is feasible and likely to happen by 2007. This means all cases and palettes will be tagged and most pill bottles by 2007.


FDA has made regulatory changes to make RFID implementation possible in pharmaceutical industry [did not elaborate]. FDA is not requiring RFID because thinks this will stifle innovation.


The FDA has the expectation that industry will deal with privacy issues; FDA will not directly regulate or be involved with privacy issues but leaves this up to industry.


Pharmaceutical industry must work out database issues: will it be distributed or


1256318  drying installations were (a) the disadvantage of pneumatic conveying systems not being able to handle milk powders of high fat content, (b) the introduction of milk replacers with high fat contents for feeding calves and (c) producing in winter high fat powders which were standardized to normal fat content by dry mixing with skim milk powder from the peak season. It was also very convenient for the fines from main cyclone and fluid bed cyclone to be transported via the rotary valves below the cyclones by gravity or screw conveyor into the fluid bed. This plant configuration is today considered obsolete and not further discussed in this second edition.


It was however later found that the fluid bed had another advantage over pneumatic conveying. It not only collects and cools the high-fat powder, but it was observed that when using the same system for skim milk the powder was more coarse, better free flowing and more easy to reconstitute. This was because the fluid bed provides more gentle treatment than pneumatic conveying system by not breaking down the primary agglomerates. Furthermore it also had the ability to classify the powder i.e. to blow-off the finest size fractions. The possibility of manufacturing instant powder and the importance of agglomeration for instant properties was already known from the rewet process which was introduced at the beginning of the 1950’s.


Therefore the next logical step was to introduce the fines from the powder separators back to the wet zone of the drying chamber to support the agglomeration. This resulted in the successful development of the so-called cooling bed process for producing a sort of instant powders, even when the fluid bed was supplied with only cold air. This installation which can operate alternatively with high fat powders (introducing the fines back to the fluid bed) or agglomerated powders (with fines to the wet zone) is shown on Fig. 5.3.


The spray drying installations with cooling bed are still used for products which cannot be processed successfully by two stage drying such as high fat milk powders etc.


The second stage of drying can be conducted in either an external or an integrated fluid bed. Two stage drying installations can also be operated as single stage installations, if the product characteristics require single stage processing. In such case there is no heating of the fluid bed air.


Referring again to the development of cooling bed systems discussed in previous section, it was soon recognized that when operating the dryer with lower outlet temperature and producing powder of high moisture content, it was better agglomerated and consequently had better instant properties. Introducing heated air in the first section of the fluid bed removed the excess moisture while maintaining the instant properties. This process became known as straight through process and dominated production of instant milk powders especially instant whole milk powder from 1970 to about the middle of the 1980’s. It is still extensively in use in spite of further developments discussed below. Originally this system was provided with fines return system below the wheel (Fig. 4.19.). Today’s modern installations have the fines return from above the wheel (Fig. 4.20.). This system can operate also with pressure nozzles. The flow sheet is shown on Fig. 5.4. Obviously any type of chamber from which the powder leaves under gravity can be used for two stage drying with a fluid bed after drying system.


Soon after the development of the straightthrough process, which is characterized by introducing fines into the wet zone around the atomizer and by fluid bed after drying, it was found that the same installation operating in principle with the same conditions but with introduction of fines into the fluid bed, can produce also non-agglomerated powders while still utilizing the advantages of two stage drying.


Products leaving the fluid bed are still somewhat agglomerated. However with a simple blow line, transporting the powder to silos, which was anyhow necessary taking into account the yearly capacity growth, sufficient break-down of agglomerates occurred. The resulting powder, utilizing the benefits of two stage drying, was heavier than from a single stage process. The overall powder quality was also better and the overall energy consumption lower.


The TALL FORM DRYER™ is a spray dryer with a tall slim drying chamber with top mounted nozzle assembly featuring a fines return capability. See Fig. 5.5. The resulting powder is discharged into a fluid bed for final drying and cooling, while the exhaust air is discharged through the enlarged lower cone section called a ’bustle’. This type of dryer is suited for both non-fat and fat-containing products, producing non-agglomerated and agglomerated freeflowing powders including baby food.


The special air outlet further means that there is nothing inside the drying chamber that might obstruct the air flow, such as ducts etc. where powder can stick. The atomization of the feed material is always done by high pressure nozzles, which form an integrated part of the air disperser. The air disperser is designed to assure a high velocity drying air stream necessary to obtain a final product with good re-solubility properties.


All process air is passed through cyclones and/or bag filters for separation of the entrained fines powder particles. These fines are then returned to the fluid bed for regular non-agglomerated powders and/ or the atomization device for production of agglomerated powders.


The advantage of the TALL FORM DRYER™ (TFD) is the downward drying air stream in the drying chamber, since this reduces the tendency of powder deposits on the chamber wall. The specially designed chamber cone with a “bustle” air outlet reduces the amount of fines powder particles carried along with the air into the fines collector.


The background and principles of the integrated fluid bed are described in chapter 3. It was introduced in 1980 and became very soon a dominating design of spray dryer not only in the milk powder industry, for which it was originally developed, but also in other industries (used for chemicals, pharmaceuticals, coffee, sorbitol etc.).


The integrated fluid bed is non-vibrating (so-called static) and can either be circular (used in MSD™ chambers) or annular (used in COMPACT DRYER™ chambers). Both chambers are shown on Fig. 4.2. Typical ratios of primary drying air through air disperser to secondary drying air (static fluid bed) are in the range 3-4 to 1.


Both of these chamber types operate as two stage drying systems but only for the production of non-agglomerated powders. This is because the integrated fluid bed powder fraction is collected together with the cyclone fraction and during pneumatic conveying, agglomerates are broken down.


The combination of integrated fluid bed dryer with pneumatic conveying system is applied in the milk powder industry in connection with GEA Niro COMPACT DRYER™ chambers for the production of non-agglomerated powders and the installation is called CDP (Compact Dryer Pneumatic) – see Fig. 5.6. The combination of the chamber of a Multi Stage Dryer with pneumatic conveying system is used extensively in other industries and known as a FSD™ (Fluidized Spray Dryer). Fig. 5.7. shows a GEA Niro FSD™ dryer with pneumatic cooling system.


These installations with a static fluid bed as a second stage dryer in combination with external vibrating fluid bed as a third stage dryer appeared for the first time at the beginning of the1980’s and were called COMPACT DRYER™ (GEA Niro) type CDI (I for Instantization) and . They dominate today the milk powder industry.


Three stage systems combine all the advantages of extended two stage drying using spray drying as the primary stage, fluid bed drying on a static fluid bed as second drying stage, external vibrating fluid bed as the third. The final drying stage terminates with cooling. Evaporation conducted in each stage can be optimised to achieve both gentle drying conditions and good thermal economy.


The COMPACT DRYER™, as shown on Fig. 5.8. is suitable for producing both nonagglomerated and agglomerated powders of practically any kind of dried dairy product. It can cope successfully also with whey powders, fat-filled milk and whey products as well as caseinates, both non-agglomerated and agglomerated. It has a limitation as to fat content, which is about 50% fat in total solids. The powder quality and appearance is comparable with products from two stage drying systems, but they have considerably better flowability and the process is more economical.


Installations with capacities higher than approximately 1500 kg/h powder production have better performance than smaller units in all respects and especially powder quality.


The Multi Stage Dryer, MSD™ Fig. 5.11. in comparison with the COMPACT DRYER™ can process an even wider range of products and handle even higher fat contents. The structure and appearance of MSD™-dried powders differ from the products obtained in two stage drying installations and that from a COMPACT DRYER™. In fact it is different from all previously produced powders. The main characteristics of MSD™-powders relate to very good agglomeration and mechanical stability, low fractions of particles of size below 125μm and superb flowability. The mean particle size of, for instance, agglomerated whole milk powder may be adjusted between 180-300μm but the most typical and best functional properties are obtained at 250μm with bulk densities in the range of 420-480 kg/m3. MSD™-type spray dryers do not need any fines return system to obtain such agglomeration,


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On the post that you add or link back here so that others can see and come back to blog hop. I will be featuring you from time to time and it would be nice if your project links back to


*** I hope to one day soon, if it is indeed possible have a blog hop that will be solely for individuals to share their shops or websites for selling. ***


Thank you Ann for your gorgeous table runners I so love everything you do! I am so glad you linked up with us Ms. Creative!


How exciting, I'm joining your first party, thank you so much and the best luck dear Dolly! Have a great week.


Hi Dear sweet beautiful Fabby! I thank you and can't wait to see all that you will post! Creative Lady!


Hi Jane! I am so excited that you did! You have given me something pretty and such a creative idea to use in my garden! I always wonder what to do with all of those! Thank you so much for joining in on the first ever party!


Hi Sweet Sherry! I can't thank you enough for sharing your very creative idea...I have one and now you have given me a whole new idea as to what to do with it! I'm excited and it means a lot that you joined in dear friend!


Hello Candy! It makes me smile that you are sharing with us on this first creative blog hop! You my dear are so creative in so many ways and I am grateful you are sharing with us! So thank you!!!


I am so glad to have you here and thank you so very much! I'm excited and can't wait to see what is posted!


What fun! Im looking forward to visiting the other entries... they all look so great! Thank you for the invite!


Hi Dear Friend! It is fun and I am so excited and pleased that you came by to share with us your wonderful creations! Thank you so much and yes I am smiling!


Karen you're welcome and thanks for sharing your wonderful Craft Area with us...If we have a clean organized area to work I imagine that makes things go smoother. You notice I say imagine, because I have been a messy Crafter and now you have inspired me and I am sure others to do better! Glad to meet you Karen, please come back again.


Hi Courtney! I'm so glad you did, and love every creative post you do. Beautiful flowers, photographs all of your creations are just wonderful! Thank you for linking up! :)


Hi Dolly! Thank you so much for the invite. I'm linking up a recent post featuring a tutorial for a gathered dust ruffle. Congratulations on your first party. :) I look forward to see what the others will share as well.


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When qualifying for a Daytona or Talladega race, turn off braking assists. This will allow your car to reach maximum speed, resulting in a pole position every time. This works in all race modes.<|endoftext|>DJ Premier details the progress on a brand new collaborative effort, and his much-talked about album with Nas.


DJ Premier has made his name in the game, and pretty much anything he releases at this point has a certain level of prestige to it. In a new interview with Life + Times, the producer spoke on two planned projects, one much more complete than the other.


“I’m doing a project that I can’t mention yet," he said. "It’s a full album. I just completed it with an artist and we’re gonna announce it in maybe in the next week or two. It’s already done. It features Ab-Soul, Mac Miller, [and] Slaughterhouse is on it.


Primo indicated that the collaborative project also has a specific production theme to it. "It’s a really unique project. It’s a project where I sample only one artist and only used their samples for the entire album," he said. "I strictly just use that one person – took all their samples, broke it into pieces and made my own beats out of it, and scratched it – the whole album. It was gonna be an EP, but it turned into a whole album. It’s gonna have nine tracks on it. It’s a really cool project.”


The beatmaker then gave a brief update on where his much talked about collaborative album with Nas would come about. "This is what Nas told me recently," he said, paraphrasing the rapper. "'Look, I got another new album I got to do on Def Jam and then my contract is over. I’d rather do your album…that’s because we can do whatever we want. There’s no strings. We can just rock out.' Everybody’s like, 'When are ya’ll gonna do an album?' I’m not rushing it and I have other things to do. I don’t even take it personal when he’s like, 'Yo, I’m working this first.' Whenever he says that he’s ready, I’m going in. So, that was always my way of looking at I never looked at it no other way. I ain’t trippin.'"


So look out for more info on Primo's mysterious new project and soon, and don't lose hope on the Nas/Premier full length.


Mamoni realises her mistake and breaks down in the court when Debjit tries to prove her wrong. Watch the full episode, online only on Hotstar.<|endoftext|>I successfully finished the 6 months quarantine last June 30. Last July 4, 2009, my friends asked me to join with them on malling para naman daw marelax and since may bibilhin din ako for my boss I joined them. And after 6 months I landed my feet again to Hyatt & Villagio and wow its red tag everywhere!!! But since nga natheraphy na siguro ako, I only bought yung sa tingin ko is talagang magagamit ko. Then after a week together with my friends from our department, I supposedly buy a gift for my family in Pinas but instead I bought two blouses for me and after 7 months noon lang ako ulit nakaapak sa City Centre!


Well, being quarantined from mall & shopping really helps me, at least I'm not that as impulsive as before and I was able to saved money as well...Congrats Jen!


Last Sunday I was informed that I am included to the teaser for the thanksgiving in our church, so I thought its like a teaser without audio or dialogue but after receiving an email and found out the script....OH M GEEE!


Okay lang sana if it will be delivered in my native language, tagalog


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The celebration after Super Bowl XLIX at the University of Massachusetts was relatively peaceful, with over 1,000 students dispersing by 11:30 p.m.


“Bad Santa 2” is 92 minutes of untimely jokes and acts of sex, alcoholism, racism and child neglect.


“Bad Santa 2” stars Billy Bob Thornton as Willie Soke, a miserable alcoholic and sex addict who travels to Chicago to try and rob a children’s Christmas charity with partner in crime Marcus Skidmore (Tony Cox) and his estranged mother Sunny Soke (Kathy Bates). Willie takes a job as a curb-side Santa asking for Christmas donations as part of a major plot to rob the charity and take all the donations in for himself and his sidekicks.


The plot thickens; however, when Willie’s addiction to alcohol and sex gets him in trouble with the leader of the charity, Diane (Christina Hendricks) and threatens to cause the entire mission to go awry.


“Bad Santa 2” shouldn’t be knocked too much for its poorly timed release, but even if the movie had been released a decade earlier, it would still be incredibly disappointing. Willie’s character is trudging through everything so nihilistically, that it’s painful to watch him clumsily and bitterly proceed through his life in his vomit-streaked Santa suit.


As opposed to something fresh, “Bad Santa 2” feels like a Christmas present that is really just a hand-me-down, that we all know has been re-wrapped at least once. The film borrows all the ingredients from its 2003 predecessor, but it seems like the recipe got mixed-up somehow, as the final product ends up being just a nasty mixture of profanity that tends to overshadow the film’s scattered bright moments.


One of those few bright spots though, is Thurman Merman, played wonderfully by Brett Kelley. Kelley returns to the fold to play the overweight, naïve Thurman, but now as a 21-year-old “adult,” instead of the 8-year-old child from the


1256321  of Indiana Jones; college profession who has interesting adventures with historical artifacts and legends. A shout-out to Ron Howard for outstanding Direction of this movie! I feel the movie was totally faithful to the book. The last 5 minutes of the movie is totally wonderful (from Langdon's shaving accident). I can watch it over and over. On the Blu-Ray, there are details on how this scene was created. Simply Wow! Much has been written and debated over the historical validity of Brown's story and assertions. If you set aside those various debates and opinions and just take it as a story of fiction, it is a very good movie! I highly recommend this movie!


The studio sourced the film for the UHD Blu Ray from the 4K digital intermediate, this is one of the select few releases in the early going of UHD's lifespan not to be upscaled to 4K from, usually, a 2K DI. The results are very impressive. The image is beautiful, with an attractively fine grain structure appearing over the film for the duration. Details are very firm and natural, a bit more revealing and finely intimate than on the 1080p Blu-ray. The film also boasts a very well done and refined Atmos soundtrack (TrueHD 7.1 compatible) that reflects and enhances all of the fabulous qualities of the 1080p release's DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1 lossless soundtrack. The Atmos' best attribute is its great sense of coverage and its wider, more open, and inviting stage. I highly recommend this for any home theater enthusiasts. I would give it 4.5 stars if possible.


Fans of Dan Brown's intellectually grounded thriller series involving a symbiologist from Harvard, Professor Robert Langdon have probably already read and seen "The Da Vinci Code," along with the other installments "Angels & Demons" and "Inferno," all starring Tom Hanks under the direction of Ron Howard. This is the first and the best in the series, probably because the novelty of an erudite professor getting involved in international conspiracies that can only be thwarted by solving arcane Renaissance-era puzzles seems freshest and the production breezes along. The others in the series get a bit bogged down trying hard to seem serious and profound, although Hanks and Howard are such pros that they could probably adapt the phone book and make it watchable.


I picked this up even though I already owned the Da Vinci Code on DVD, partly because I wanted to upgrade to Bluray, but more importantly because the value. Getting a Bluray in a steelbook with custom artwork (apparentlyexclusive to Best Buy) for $9.99 was a great deal. I had recently picked up Angels & Demons in a steelbook for the same price as I didn't own it yet, though I didn't necessarily care about the steelbook at the time, it was just a nice plus. But now having found a "matching" version for the Da Vinci Code as well (they have different artwork specific to each movie's plot, but go nicely together) I'll definitely be looking to get a similar version for Inferno when it's released.


this was the first time watching this movie and i thoroughly enjoyed it. the steelbook packaging is a matte finish and looks really nice and creepy. the bonus features are nice, im not sure if they are just ported over from a previous bluray release, but they also include the teaser trailer and theatrical trailer. i'm also extremely happy to see that there are so many language available to watch the movie in, from spanish castillian to spanish latin american, thai, portugese, all of which come in 5.1. great audio language options. more blurays need to have these options. not just eng and french, french isnt even the second biggest language in the US, its spanish. all in all, a great anniversary release.


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At the front of the neighborhood are some townhomes built after 2000 and an apartment complex that was converted to condos beginning about five years later.


Newer subdivisions were added on the west and south ends of the original University Heights neighborhood. These are University Highlands and University Terrace.


See all homes, townhomes and condos listed in the University Heights neighborhood, including University Terrace, University Highland and University Heights.<|endoftext|>We went to The Royal Melbourne Show on Friday. We got dizzy on the rides, we petted the animals, we watched Maria Vella make a Heavenly Snickers Swiss Roll, we won lame stuffed animals by throwing darts at balloons and we sampled deep-fried, sugar-coated morsels at every opportunity. Happy days.


Put the water and sugar in a medium saucepan and stir together before placing on a medium high heat. Let it boil. Do NOT stir or touch it. It will bubble and boil for a few minutes, then begin to turn golden. Don't stir! When the colour turns from light golden to amber, take it off the heat and whisk in the butter and salt. Then whisk in the mascarpone. Set aside.


Put the flour, sugar, baking powder and salt into a large mixing bowl and whisk together to combine and aerate.


Stir the apples into the batter and put about 3cm of the oil into a small, deep sided saucepan. Heat to 180 degrees C. Using two forks, lift tablespoon-size portions of batter up and drop them carefully into the hot oil. Cook the fitters in batches, frying only 2 or 3 at a time. Fry for about 2 minutes, then turn and fry on the other side until golden brown. Use a slotted spoon to lift the fritters out of the oil and place them on kitchen paper to drain.


Wow. This looks dangerously good! Definitely different from the usual apple cakes & apple cinnamon rolls that I've seen a lot lately. (I'm drooling...)


Thanks Belle. Haha, I know what you mean with the apple cakes & apple cinnamon rolls - deep fried apples win every time.


Your pictures are so vibrant. Locally in August every year we have small and larger fairs in our area. Fried dough pizza, cotton candy, and just about anything you can imagine. Makes nice memories.


Thanks Patty. Regarding the photos, I think it's the light here at this time of year. My family love a carnival - think The Griswolds.


Awww what a nice event!!! We don't have that here. We have the attraction park or the farm but not everything at the same time and at the same place, bouh ouh! But it looks really fun :) & your fritters seems to be sooooo delicious! It reminds me of bajhis from the indian culture but with the sweet side of apples and caramel, love it!


The Royal Melbourne Show started in 1848 and was originally purely an agricultural show where farmers could go to the city and display their produce and livestock. It still has all that, but now a days there is a carnival with amusement rides and side shows as well. My apple fritters are definitely in the category of "carnival food". Thanks Gabrielle.


Love those fritters! More apple than fritter and with that sauce, oh man I bet it's over the top good. Fantastic photos, esp. those sweet little lambs!


Thanks Maria - those lambs were so cute - so sleepy. We live in huge a dairy farming district, but there are still lots of sheep stations around here, so seeing these animals wasn't quite the novelty it is for the city folk. Still cute though and the farmers take such pride in their animals and produce, it's fantastic to see. These apple fritters are Over.The.Top... but in a good way.


!!!!!!!!! These are amazing, Jen! My husband is an apple fritter fiend, he would just about die for these!


If you make these for your husband, I'm pretty sure you'll be able to ask for anything while he's eating them and he'll agree to it.


Haha Jessica. Who doesn't love spinning rides, crazy colours, over-excited husbands... I mean, children, loud music, fried food and lots of scary clowns heads turning from side to side? (Scratch that last one.) I love a carnival, especially when you get inspired to make apple fritters with salted caramel sauce... and even better, eat them.


What a fun and delicious looking post!! My first impression was, "YUM!" Great job, thanks for sharing this!


We've been having a few late nights lately due to the live television coverage of le Tour de France. We are a little bit addicted to it. Every year in July, we walk around like Zombies from The Walking Dead for three weeks as we don't get to sleep before 2am each night because of the time difference and the late broadcast. Hence, by 2pm I'm in need of a serious sugar hit to help me make it to the next stage... enter Salted Chocolate Caramel Tart. It was the last stage of the race last night (which makes me sad that it's over, but happy because, sleep), so I sat down this afternoon with a slice of this and a strong coffee and watched the replay of the highlights. Obsessed much.


Put the sugar and water into a small saucepan over high heat and bring to the boil. Boil without stirring until the temperature reaches 180


1256322  his idol Ernesto De la Cruz. There’s just one problem: his family’s generation-old ban on music. With his heart set on changing his family’s tune, Miguel accidentally crosses over into the mesmerizing Land of the Dead on the night of Dia de los Muertos.


From lively Mexico to stunning underworld, it was up to Production Designer Harley Jessup to imagine with his crew the look of both worlds.


Mr. Jessup joined Pixar Animation Studios in May 1996 as production designer for the studio’s 2001 feature, Monsters, Inc. He continued in this role for the Academy Award®-winning feature Ratatouille, and Golden Globe®-nominated Cars 2. More recently he designed the prehistoric world of The Good Dinosaur.


Harley Jessup began his animation career designing The Adventures Of Thelma Thumb for Sesame Street, which served as a training platform for his work as production designer on Twice Upon A Time, an animated feature done in cutout paper. He went on to Lucasfilm to work as art director on several live action projects before joining Industrial light and Magic (ILM) in 1986. As a visual effects art director at ILM, he earned an Academy Award® for his work on Innerspace and an Academy Award® nomination for Hook. After serving as creative director of the art department at ILM, Harley next worked as production designer for Disney’s animated feature James And The Giant Peach before coming to Pixar.


Besides his work in film design, Jessup has written and illustrated three children’s books, What’s Alice Up To? (1997) and Grandma Summer (2000), both published by Viking Children’s Books, and Welcome to Monstropolis (2001) based on Pixar’s Monsters, Inc.


Born in Oregon, Jessup grew up in California’s San Joaquin Valley and the Bay Area. He earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts in graphic design at Oregon State University in 1976 and a Master’s degree in design from Stanford in 1978.


Harley Jessup: I had just finished up Cars 2 and, at Pixar, when a Production Designer finishes a project, we go into sort of visual development, often working on two or three films at the same time. In this case, Coco Director Lee Unkrich was just in the beginning stages of developing several ideas for an animated feature, so I would basically help him put together concept artwork and reference and help pitch ideas that he was planning to present. In the end, they chose the idea of doing a project on Dia de los Muertos and Mexico. It was early October, and the holiday was coming up. So, even before I was assigned on the project, we went to Mexico where I took a million pictures. It was a time when Lee and I could talk a lot about the possibilities of a film like this, and we were very inspired by a trip like this.


AV: I understand that trip was instrumental in your desire to become the Production Designer of the film.


HJ: Yes. You know, at the same time, I’ve always wanted to do a film with Lee. I respect him as a filmmaker. That, in combination with being really inspired by what we saw in Mexico – the cities, the landscapes, and especially the people. We discovered so many possibilities for our story. Our reception was so wonderful. We were kind of invited in families as they were celebrating the holiday. That ended up being a very emotional, inspiring experience.


HJ: We kinda worked together indirectly in a certain way on Monsters, Inc., my first film at Pixar. He was a co-director on that. He helped Pete Docter, especially in the editing and the layout. I had very much respected his very nuanced choices he was making in the screening room, and when he did Toy Story 3, I thought that was a fantastic film, so full of heart, fun and just a beautifully made film. He’s just a great filmmaker. So, I got very excited when I got a chance to work with him.


AV: Can you tell me more specifically about your research trip to Mexico, that happened to be trips, actually?


HJ: Right. Our first trip was in 2011. That was with Lee, Darla Anderson our Producer, our Head of Story Jason Katz, and I. We went to Mexico City, Oaxaca and Morelia, actually the whole area around Morelia, especially Janitzio, an island on Lake Patzcuaro which is a key place for the celebration of Dia de los Muertos. It really was just to get our first education in what the holiday is all about. Mexico as a setting was totally new to me. It was very exciting just to experience the colors and the design and the people there. That was in 2011. And then in 2012 – by that time I was assigned as Production Designer -, we went back to Mexico City and visited a great museum called the Dolores Olmedo Museum that had a wonderful display of papier maché skeletons made by the Linares family. It was spectacular! Then we went to Oaxaca, to the cemeteries there. Then we visited a farm family near a town called Hierve el Agua. The visits with the families were really the most important thing that we did. We kinda shadowed them from morning to night throughout the holiday, first as they were decorating their home for the holiday creating the ofrendas, really elaborate altars in their living room, honoring their ancestors, and then to the cemeteries during the day where there was literally all generations working together, usually led by the grandparents decorating the graves. And then finally in cemeteries at night. I had no idea. It was just a spectacular display of candles and marigold. Each grave often had small incense burners, creating a smoky atmosphere that, with all the candles, was just magical. Literally hundreds of candles, even in the most humble cemeteries. It was really inspiring and touching. So, we tried to capture that feeling.


HJ: I appreciate that you recognized that. Everything we do in the art department and for me as a Production Designer is in support of the story and in support of the characters. So, in Coco, we were trying to express and reflect the emotion happening in each sequence. For instance, when we’re in Miguel’s secret hideout, we created an altar to his idol, Ernesto de la Cruz. We wanted it to be inspiring but still have the charm of something that was made by a young boy. So, we did things like having Max, Lee’s son, actually create the graphics, the hand writing and the design of Miguel’s guitar. We tried to be true in every case. The Production Designer is doing it right when you feel honesty in his work, when the real world is caricatured in such a way that you feel the emotions of the people that live in it – when the world is a true reflection of the people.


HJ: The World of the Living is very simple, with architecture that has evolved over time, and centered around families, with many generations of the same family who are living in the same house. For the hot and dusty world of Santa Cecilia, where Miguel lives, we tried to contrast with the really lush, fantastically colored, multi-layered, vertical settings of the Land of the Dead. The Land of the Living is very flat and based in realism, but always with a touch of caricature, while the world of the dead is full of fantasy, but with its own logic. When we created the towers, what we tried to express is that that world is always growing vertically, as the ancestors are arriving, from the meso-American pyramids at the base to the Victorian/Revolution era, with cranes at the top for the people that are about to come. None of that is mentioned but we tried to really figure out a logic to the place so that it seems authentic and helps the story.


AV: From the incredible Monstropolis in Monsters, Inc. to the magnificent Paris in Ratatouille, and now to the two amazing worlds depicted in Coco, you seem particularly interested in architecture and urban design.


HJ: I am really interested in architecture and it was a real treat getting to study Mexican architecture. It’s a wonderful combination of different influences, European alongside indigenous, Mayans and Aztec. And the Land of the Dead is basically all architectures. There’s no kind of land form; these architectures seem to be rising up just out of water, mysteriously. And I was just coming from The Good Dinosaur , where there wasn’t really any architecture. So, I was very hungry to get into a world with architecture!


AV: Coco is a film about music, too. Can you tell me about the relation you envisioned between music and production design?


HJ: We tried to be true to the different types of music. There’s a whole range of music in the film, so we tried to be accurate, like in the choice of the costumes in the opening night club scene, but very theatrical at the same time. We wanted to be supportive and complement what was happening with the music in the soundtrack. When it’s really working, then the music, the lighting and the set and character design all work together and it’s like one big thing.


HJ: I established early on a color palette. Very simple, but it was a key element in connecting the scenes in the Land of the Living and the Land of the Dead as well as unifying the whole film. It was really useful. It was inspired by the colors we saw in Mexico, especially in the textiles and the embroidery, but even in the colors


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As part of our landscaping plan, we placed some not-so-healthy trees with one nice pine tree. This is a "Limber Pine", and it should fare well on the wall. Here it is, waiting to be planted after we brought it home from Timberline Gardens.


Looking the other way, you can see its neighbors, including a snowball bush (child of the one that gave its life for the wall), a light purple Iris, a saliva behind that, and the a few branches little white ash tree next to the Iris. In the far background, the orange flowers of our neighbors' poppy plants are visible.<|endoftext|>Patients with dialysis displayed a series of symptoms and complications, shortness of breath is the most common one. To a large extent, shortness of breath threats patients’ life. And then, what are the causes and treatments of shortness of breath during dialysis? The renal experts will explain it in details.


First of all, patients have to make it clear that the causes of shortness of dialysis, thus shortness of breath can be treated efficiently and fundamentally.


It is the main reason of shortness of breath. Normally, the kidneys are responsible to keep electrolyte level in normal range. While, if the kidneys are failed to keep these electrolyte levels in normal range, patients are at higher risk to experience metabolic acidosis. Metabolic acidosis result in patients experiencing shortness of breath.


Anemia is a condition in which you don't have enough healthy red blood cells to carry adequate oxygen to your tissues. When the important organs are not got sufficient oxygen and blood, patients are more likely to suffer from anemia.


Inadequate dialysis can not eliminate the toxic substances and extra fluid fundamentally. When kidney failure happens, too many toxic substances and too much fluid will deposit in the body. And the extra fluid will get into all body systems with blood flow. When fluid get into lung, which makes patients can not breath freely.


Since we know the causes of shortness of breath during dialysis, we should deal with it from causes.


Patients can tell the staff in dialysis center about your problem during dialysis. They should do some changes according to your specific illness condition. And then if you want to keep away from shortness of breath, they should try their best to get rid of dialysis. Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy is the best treatment to help patients avoid dialysis, because this treatment works to improve kidney function.


My name is Fiona Silk and I live and write in St. Aubaine, Quebec, a village of 2,500 nosy souls (English and French and the odd Irish import) on the banks of the scenic Gatineau River. Lately things have not been going my way, so this will be a nice distraction for me. I am glad to be here on Killer Characters, but I must say I was a bit worried about what to say. But I’ve been told to write what I know, so I’ll just give a few tips that I’ve learned the hard way. However, before I say anything else, I want you to know none of what happened in those books was my fault.


If you have no sex life, you may not be well-equipped to write romances. Try something more likely to pay off for you, say, prospecting for gold.


Your neighbors in small towns will know everything about you. Consider moving to a large city in a country where they don’t speak English or French.


When things catch fire, I should not be the first person people point fingers at. My friend’s kitchen was covered by insurance and my house can definitely be rebuilt.


There’s nothing like a friend when you are in trouble. I don’t know where I would be without Dr. Liz Prentiss, Hélène Lamontagne (even if her husband Jean-Claude is a total viper), Woody Quirke and the most amazing Josey Thring. It’s worth taking a few verbal arrows to have them in my life. Ouch.


The police officer is not your friend, no matter what they told you in Kindergarten. Especially true if his name is Sgt. F.X. Sarrazin. Some people are born unreasonably suspicious.


If you fall in love that doesn’t necessarily mean something bad will happen to that person. I want to believe that is true and I hope that the wonderful poet and mechanic Marc-André Paradis will make it through this tough time. He has to. I don’t know what I’ll do otherwise.


Feel free to give me some advice in return. I sure could use it. And if you’d like to visit me, I’m in Lament for a Lounge Lizard and Too Hot to Handle. Love to see you! Oh, and more information over at www.maryjanemaffini.com where my author is lying in wait for you.


Fiona, thank you for the survival tips. I'm *convinced* that none of the disasters and catastrophes could possibly have been your fault.


So wonderful to hear from you Fiona! I'll keep your tips in mind although I'm hoping none of them will come in handy. I do enjoy your adventures, if if you might not. My tip to you-- when all else fails, have another drink.


Well, thank you friends. This is very useful and/or soothing. I may have that drink. The sun is over the yardarm somewhere.