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The Players and Umpires made their way to the middle for one last time in the Tamil Nadu Premier League 2. It was all about dealing with the pressure and Chepauk came out on top beating the Tuti Patriots by 6 wickets with one over to spare at the famous MA Chidambaram Stadium, Chennai where people have various fond memories, and another one got added as Chepauk lifted the trophy.
Dinesh Karthik won the toss and decided to bat first. Sai Kishore for the first time was opening the bowling for the Gillies. R Sathish's brilliance came to an effect by removing the leading run scorer Washington Sundar who tried to heave the ball through the mid on area but found Sai Kishore's safe pair of hands. There was 42 minutes interruption due to the rain which hit very hard. Kaushik Gandhi departed for 24 before edging the ball to S Karthik. Abhinav Mukund played run a ball innings and scored 41 runs. Arun Kumar picked up yet an another crucial wicket. This time it was Dinesh Karthik giving catch practice to Thalaivan Sargunam. Sai Kishore picked up back-to-back wickets and the pressure was piling on Tuti Patriots. Ganesh Moorthi and Aushik Srinivas added 14 runs to post a respectable total of 143 in the 20 Overs.
Chepauk openers KH Gopinath and Thalaivan Sargunam made a steady start by scoring 41 runs in the powerplay. Pressure got the better of Thalaivan Sargunam who got out for 16 of 31 balls. On the other side of the pitch, Gopinath scored a much needed half century of 38 balls. S Karthik tried to clear the mid wicket fielder but failed to do so. He scored run a ball 16. New man Antony Dhas added 4 runs. Just when the match was swifting gears, Rajagopal Sathish and S Vasanth Saravanan came to Chepauk's rescue by partnering 51 runs for the 4th wicket. They both scored 4 maximums and 1 four to bring absolute joy to the Chepauk faithful.
After stuttering defeats against Tuti Patriots in the league stage, Chepauk as a whole will have dreams and song to sing. Yes, We are the CHAMPIONS!


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Fernando Martinez
Member Center Management Team
Research Focus Group Membership:
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MD University of Chile
MD University of Rome
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Dr. Martinez's major research interests include the natural history of childhood asthma, and the role of genetic, physiological, immunological and environmental factors as determinants of the risk for asthma in early life.
Environmental Health Research & Expertise:
Fernando D. Martinez, MD, is a Regents' Professor of Pediatrics at the University of Arizona College of Medicine and the Director of the UA's BIO5 Institute, the Arizona Respiratory Center, and the Clinical and Translational Science Institute. Dr. Martinez is internationally renowned for his work studying the childhood origins of adult airway disease, and is focused on finding the links between genetic disposition and environmental triggers underlying the development of asthma and chronic airflow limitation. He has published over 200 original research papers, many in collaboration with investigators from around the world, authored 20 book chapters and co-edited two books. He is a frequent presenter at national and international meetings, and was invited to give the J. Amberson Lecture at the international meeting of the American Thoracic Society in 2008. This is the premier honor bestowed by this national society in recognizing the significant contributions of the invitee to advancing understanding of pulmonary diseases. Dr. Martinez has lead the charge in asthma research as Principal Investigator for a number of national asthma networks as well as a longitudinal cohort unlike any other: the Tucson Children's Respiratory Study (CRS). The CRS began in 1980 and has followed infants with asthma into adulthood. His 1995 paper on asthma and wheezing in the first years of life also completely changes the way that the disease is understood. Dr. Martinez's many contributions have cemented him as major policy voice in this field and in 2012 he was invited to be a lifetime member of the National Scientific Council on the Developing Child.
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Beamer, P. I., N. Lothrop, D. A. Stern, D. Billheimer, A. L. Wright, and F. D. Martinez, "Increased wheezing risk with diesel exposure among children of younger mothers.", Eur Respir J, vol. 46, issue 3, pp. 853-5, 2015 Sep. PubMed PMCID: PMC4558253 PMID: 25882808
Marri, P. Reddy, D. A. Stern, A. L. Wright, D. Billheimer, and F. D. Martinez, "Asthma-associated differences in microbial composition of induced sputum.", J Allergy Clin Immunol, vol. 131, issue 2, pp. 346-52.e1-3, 2013 Feb. PubMed PMCID: PMC4403876 PMID: 23265859
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The goal of this third workshop, following on from the successful CVPPP at ECCV 2014 and CVPPP at BMVC 2015 was to continue to showcase the challenges raised by and extend the state of the art in computer vision for plant phenotyping. Highlights were invited talks by B.S. Manjunath, Jiri Matas, and Bernardino Romera-Paredes, who presented different aspects of computer vision topics related to plant phenotyping.
Over the past years, this workshop series was able to steadily increase interest in computer vision for plant phenotyping, and again, this workshop was a very successful event. More than 50 people took part in the workshop, most of them scientists from the general ICCV attendees, new to the field of plant phenotyping.
One of the highlights of the workshop was during the invited talk of Dr Romera-Paredes, where he emphasized that the IPPN-hosted CVPPP / PRL (Plant phenotyping dataset) can be considered the MNIST for multi-instance segmentation. In machine learning MNIST is considered THE benchmark dataset and having CVPPP being up in these ranks is considered a big win for influencing the world of computer vision with plant phenotyping problems.
For more information on the speakers, programme, sponsors, organization etc. please visit the workshops website at https://www.plant-phenotyping.org/CVPPP2017.


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Lo Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center, chiamato anche Udvar-Hazy Center, è la sede distaccata del National Air and Space Museum (NASM), dell'Istituto Smithsonian, situata nei pressi dell'Aeroporto Internazionale di Washington-Dulles nell'area di Chantilly, nella Contea di Fairfax, Stati Uniti. Ospita numerosi reperti, tra cui lo Space Shuttle Discovery e l'Enola Gay.

I 71.000 m² (760.000 piedi quadrati) della struttura sono stati resi possibili da una donazione di 65 milioni di dollari all'Istituto Smithsonian, avvenuta nell'ottobre del 1999, da parte di Steven F. Udvar-Házy, nato Udvarházy Ferenc István, filantropo, uomo d'affari e miliardario immigrato dall'Ungheria in seguito alla rivoluzione del 1956 e cofondatore dell'International Lease Finance Corporation, una società di leasing di aeromobili. La sede centrale del NASM situata sul National Mall a Washington D.C. aveva sempre contenuto più reperti di quanti potessero essere visti dai visitatori e la maggior parte della collezione era stata conservata, restando non visitabile, presso la Paul E. Garber Preservation, Restoration, and Storage Facility a Silver Hill, Maryland. Nel 2010 è stata completata una sostanziale aggiunta al centro che comprende le strutture di restauro, conservazione e raccolta. Le strutture di restauro e gli archivi del museo sono stati spostati dalla Garber Facility alle nuove sezioni dello Udvar-Hazy Center.

Architettura e struttura

Progettato da Hellmuth, Obata e Kassabaum,che progettarono anche l'edificio della sede centrale del National Air and Space Museum, lo Udvar-Hazy Center richiese 15 anni di preparazione e fu costruito dalla Hensel Phelps Construction Company. Le aree espositive comprendono due grandi hangar, il Boeing Aviation Hangar di 27286,3 m² (293707 piedi quadrati) e il James S. McDonnell Space Hangar di 4930,1 m² (53067 piedi quadrati). La Donald D. Engen Observation Tower fornisce un punto di osservazione per le operazioni di atterraggio che hanno luogo nel vicino Aeroporto Internazionale di Washington-Dulles. Il museo, inoltre, contiene un teatro con sistema IMAX. Una via di rullaggio collega il museo all'aeroporto.

La seconda fase per la realizzazione dello Udvar-Hazy Center fu dedicata alla cura dietro le quinte della collezione dll'Istituto Smithsonian di aeromobili, veicoli spaziali, manufatti e materiali d'archivio correlati. Per questa seconda fase, il 2 dicembre 2008 lo Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center ricevette una donazione di 6 milioni di dollari dalla Airbus Americas Inc. — la più grande donazione, da parte di una corporazione, all'Istituto Smithsonian nel 2008.

Il progetto includeva:
 Il Mary Baker Engen Restoration Hangar — abbastanza spazioso da ospitare più aeromobili contemporaneamente con un'area di osservazione al secondo piano progettata per dare ai visitatori una visione del dietro le quinte.
 Archivi — la prima raccolta di documentari sulla storia, la scienza e la tecnologia dell'aeronautica e del volo spaziale ospitata per la prima volta in un unico luogo, fornendo ai ricercatori ampio spazio e attrezzature.
 L'Emil Buehler Conservation Laboratory — che avrebbe fornito ai restauratori lo spazio necessario per sviluppare ed eseguire strategie specializzate di conservazione degli artefatti.
 L'unità per il trattamento delle collezioni — un bacino dedicato e un'area sicura appositamente progettata per l'ispezione iniziale e l'analisi dei reperti.

Collezione

La costruzione del centro terminò ed esso aprì il 15 dicembre 2003. Lo Udvar-Hazy Center mostra veicoli storicamente rilevanti per l'aviazione e lo spazio, specialmente articoli troppo grandi per lo spazio disponibile nella sede centrale del National Air and Space Museum sul National Mall, includendo:

 L'Enola Gay, il Boeing B-29 Superfortress che sganciò la prima bomba atomica su Hiroshima, Giappone
 Il veicolo spaziale orbitale Space Shuttle Discovery esposto al pubblico nel James S. McDonnell Space Hangar il 19 aprile 2012, sostituendo il veicolo per test in atmosfera, Enterprise. Nella notte del 19 aprile, l'Enterprise fu caricato su uno Shuttle Carrier Aircraft in preparazione per il suo trasferimento verso l'Aeroporto Internazionale John F. Kennedy di New York e il 27 aprile 2012 verso la destinazione finale presso il Intrepid Sea-Air-Space Museum. L'Enterprise era stato esposto nell'Hangar spaziale dall'apertura del museo nel 2003.
 Un Tracking and Data Relay Satellite (TDRS) di prima generazione che si trova sospeso direttamente sopra il Discovery
 La capsula spaziale Gemini 7
 Un aereo da ricognizione Lockheed SR-71 Blackbird
 Un aereo di linea supersonico Concorde di Air France
 Un Lockheed L-1049 della United States Air Force, la versione militare dell'aereo di linea Lockheed Constellation ("Connie")
 Il jet da trasporto Boeing 367-80 ("Dash-80"), che era il prototipo per il Boeing 707
 L'unico convertiplano sperimentale Bell XV-15 rimasto
 Un razzo Redstone
 L'unico Verville-Sperry M-1 Messenger rimasto, il primo aereo messaggero dell'USAAS
 Il Langley Aerodrome A, un primo tentativo di volo a carburante operato dal Segretario Smithsonian Samuel Pierpont Langley
 Il velivolo sperimentale Northrop N-1
 L'unico Boeing 307 Stratoliner rimasto, l'ex-Clipper Flying Cloud della Pan Am
 Uno degli unici due caccia notturni tedeschi Heinkel He 219 Uhu rimasti
 L'unico caccia tedesco Dornier Do 335 Pfeil rimasto
 L'unico prototipo di ala volante jet cacciabombardiere tedesco Horten Ho 229 rimasto
 L'unico jet bombardiere tedesco Arado Ar 234 Blitz rimasto
 L'unico velivolo ala volante tedesco Horten H.VI rimasto
 Uno degli unici tre caccia intercettori, alimentati con prouplsione a razzo, tedeschi Bachem Ba 349 Natter rimasti
 L'unico Nakajima J1N1-S Gekko giapponese rimasto
 L'unico Aichi M6A1 Seiran giapponese rimasto
 Uno degli unici quattro caccia notturni Northrop P-61 Black Widow rimasti
 Uno degli unici due caccia Boeing P-26 Peashooter rimasti
 Un Bede BD-5, velivolo monoposto autocostruito che fu piuttosto popolare negli anni '70 (la versione 5J è il più piccolo jet con equipaggio)
 Il Beck-Mahoney Sorceress, conosciuto, nella storia dell'aviazione, come il biplano da corsa "winningest"
 Un caccia britannico Hawker Hurricane
 Un pallone bomba giapponese come quello che uccise sei civili statunitensi in Oregon durante la seconda guerra mondiale
 Un Lockheed Martin X-35 Joint Strike Fighter, prototipo del Lockheed Martin F-35 Lightning II
 Un caccia Grumman F-14 Tomcat coinvolto nell'incidente del golfo della Sirte (1989).
 Il Gossamer Albatross, che fu il primo velivolo spinto dalla forza-lavoro dell'uomo per volare sul Canale della Manica
 La più importante miniatura con effetti speciali del "Mothership" utilizzato nelle riprese di Incontri ravvicinati del terzo tipo
 Il Virgin Atlantic GlobalFlyer pilotato da Steve Fossett per il primo giro intorno alla Terra solitario, senza sosta e senza rifornimento
 Il Winnie Mae, un Lockheed Vega pilotato da Wiley Post
 Il primo velivolo utilizzato dalla FedEx, un Dassault Falcon 20
 Un pezzo del tessuto dell'LZ 129 Hindenburg sopravvissuto al disastro di Hindenburg.
 Una navicella spaziale Mercury-Atlas 10 del Progetto Mercury non usata
 Un elicottero Sikorsky HH-52 Seaguard della U.S. Coast Guard
 Un Launch Entry Suit
 Un aereo da ricognizione Vought RF-8 Crusader
 Un caccia McDonnell Douglas F-4S Phantom II
 Un caccia sovietico Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-15
 Un NASA Pathfinder, uno dei primi velivoli alimentati ad energia solare
 Un elicottero Piasecki PV-2
 Un bombardiere francese Caudron G.4
 Un cacciabombardiere tedesco Focke-Wulf Fw 190F
 Un velivolo btirannico di cooperazione dell'esercito Westland Lysander
 Un aereo da trasporto CASA 352L
 Un cacciabombardiere Republic F-105D Thunderchief
 Un caccia Lockheed P-38 Lightning
 L'aereo da corsa Grumman F8F Bearcat "Conquest I" di Darryl Greenamyer
 Il caccia North American P-51C Mustang "Excalibur III"
 Un caccia North American F-86 Sabre
 Un caccia Republic P-47 Thunderbolt
 Un caccia Grumman F6F-3 Hellcat
 Un caccia sovietico Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-21 "Fishbed"
 Un Beechcraft Bonanza
 Un Beechcraft Model 18
 Un elicottero Bell 47
 Un elicottero Bell H-13 Sioux
 Un elicottero Bell UH-1 Iroquois
 Un biplano da addestramento Boeing-Stearman Model 75
 Un aereo da attacco al suolo Grumman A-6E Intruder
 Un caccia Curtiss P-40E Kittyhawk
 Un caccia Vought F4U-1D Corsair
 Un Piper J-3 Cub
 Un Grumman G-22 Gulfhawk
 Un ultraleggero Aeronca C-2
 L'aliante Stanley Nomad
 Un Arrow Sport A2
 Un satellite per telecomunicazioni FS-1300 della Space Systems/Loral, precedentemente un pezzo di ricambio per il servizio Sirius Satellite Radio
 Il payload per la Shuttle Radar Topography Mission trasportato per la STS-99.
 Lo Shrike Commander di Bob Hoover
 La gondola del Breitling Orbiter 3 che ha volato circumnavigando il globo senza scalo
 Gondola C-49 del dirigibile Columbia (N4A) di classe Goodyear GZ-20 e gondola del Goodyear Pilgrim

Il museo è ancora in fase di installazione di esposizioni e nel maggio 2012 erano in mostra 169 aerei e 152 reperti di grandi dimensioni, e i piani prevedono l'eventuale installazione di oltre 200 aeromobili. L'elenco corrente è indicato sulla pagina dedicata agli oggetti in mostra sul sito relativo alle collezioni del NASM dell'Istituto Smithsonian.

Eventi
Numerosi eventi si svolgono nel museo durante tutto l'anno. Questi includono conferenze, presentazioni di libri, pigiama party ed eventi per bambini. Alcuni degli eventi più importanti del museo includono l'Air & Scare per Halloween, una manifestazione a porte aperte, e Innovations in Flight: Family Day and Outdoor Aviation Display.

Apparizioni mediatiche
Il centro ha fatto la sua prima apparizione mediatica nel film Transformers - La vendetta del caduto del 2009. Il centro rimase aperto durante le riprese, anche se alcune aree sono state chiuse. L'SR-71 che è in esposizione nel museo fu usato come Jetfire, un Decepticon che, nel film, cambia fazione per diventare un Autobot. Nel film, il centro viene definito semplicemente come National Air and Space Museum.

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Voci correlate
 National Air and Space Museum

Altri progetti

Collegamenti esterni

Musei aeronautici degli Stati Uniti d'America
Musei dello Smithsonian Institution
Musei della Virginia

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It's estimated that millions of men, women, and children suffer from TMJ Disorders. Headaches, facial pain and clicking of the jaw joints are the most common complaints from those afflicted with a TMJ dysfunction. And pain is not necessarily associated with this problem!
TMJ is an abbreviation for the Temporomandibular Joint, the hinge joint more commonly known as the jaw. This joint, located slightly in front of each ear, is composed of the temporal bone, the mandible, and the disc. This sliding joint, capable of great flexibility, allows for the jaw to be moved by the facial muscles in a wide range of directions.
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Worn, chipped teeth, whether in the front or back teeth.
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Lively Lady Returns!
See Sir Alec Rose's yawl end her second circumnavigation
Fruiterer Alec Rose sailed back into Portsmouth on 4 July 1968, 354 days after leaving the same port to sail solo around the world. Like Chichester, who had also recently circumnavigated in Gipsy Moth IV, Rose was knighted the following day.
Now, like Gipsy Moth IV, Lively Lady has completed a second circumnavigation. Raymarine were inspired to sponsor skipper Alan Priddy's second voyage in Lively Lady following an earlier adventurous circumnavigation which he completed in a RIB.
Alan Priddy was appointed skipper and he has sailed each of the 25 legs around the world. A second skipper and two lucky young adult crew were selected to join him for each leg, giving another 75 people the special experience of reliving history in a legendary boat.
'Saturday is going to be a very special day,' said Alan in his blog on Friday. 'not only for the young adults who will enter the record and history books by being the first crew to sail a classic boat completely around the world, but for the Late Sir Alec Rose's memory. Having got to know the Rose family, Sir Alec wanted this voyage to happen, and I think that in some way he was always with us on our journey. After 28500 miles, Lively Lady is still in amazing condition and looks identical to when he sailed into Portsmouth 40 years ago.'
On Saturday 5 July, Lively Lady will sail back into Portsmouth and moor at Gunwharf Quays, exactly 40 years and one day after Sir Alec returned to the very same port.
The celebration of this special day begins at 1000. There's a display of classic cars, buses and scooters from Sir Alec's era, model boats on – and diving in – the canal and live music. A flotilla of classic boats will assemble from about 1200 and at 1300, Lively Lady, escorted by Fisheries Protection Vessel HMS Mersey, will come alongside after her epic 28,500-mile voyage.
From 1530, Lively Lady will be open for visitors to step aboard and find out what's it's like onboard a legendary boat.


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From college radio to big-time rodeos, Josh Hilton has become one of the nation's top sound directors and a staple at San Angelo's event.
SAN ANGELO - The music pierces through the crowd, expertly directing the excitement of the bull ride below.
One man is responsible for that, along with every other sound that goes through the speakers at Foster Communications Coliseum during the San Angelo Stock Show and Rodeo.
That man is Josh Hilton, the rodeo's sound director for the last eight years.
During his time at the San Angelo Rodeo, he has controlled the music and, by extension, the story.
"Like a soundtrack to a movie, if you watched it with no music, it wouldn't be as good," Hilton said. "That's what I do in music. I see it as a soundtrack to the rodeo, and I want to highlight it as well as I can."
On top of finding the right music, Hilton runs the sound system, mixer, videos, eight-second countdowns and makes adjustments.
"It's a lot of pressure but a lot of fun," Hilton said. "A lot of people don't realize what goes into my job. I have to make sure all of that sounds good."
Hilton picks every song and sound snippet to match the moment. Whether it's a bull ready to buck off a rider or a surprise kiss cam, he has thousands of sounds to match.
"Everything about my job is timing," Hilton said.
Timing even played a role in how he found his way into the industry about 13 years ago.
He started out in college radio with some friends in the rodeo business. Those friends approached him and asked if he was interested in doing some smaller rodeos.
"I was always playing music, keeping the party alive," Hilton said. "I was blessed that I just have a niche for it."
His small start took him to the National Western Stock Show in Denver, which he saw as his "big shot."
"Word of mouth spread, and I've been blessed to be part of the biggest rodeos in the country," Hilton said. "There was a small handful of music directors out there, and I came in at the right time."
In 2017, he won the first Music Director of the Year award from the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association. Hilton does nearly 200 shows a year, but he said the San Angelo Rodeo is near the top of the list for him and his family.
"San Angelo's become one of our favorite stops," Hilton said. "Almost every performance is unbelievable. The way we are pushing to make it better in production, pyrotechnics ... the community of San Angelo recognizes what it can be."
An interesting aspect of the rodeo's soundtrack is that it isn't comprised solely of country music. Hilton believes the growing popularity of rodeo and the fast-paced nature of the sport are the causes.
"Rodeo has evolved into a mainstream sport, so the music needs to match up," Hilton said. "George Strait is great, but I don't want to listen to him while I'm riding a bull."
Due to the "mainstream" nature of rodeo, Hilton also has to play music that ages 10-90 years old can enjoy.
This occasionally means he has to play music he doesn't like.
"I have to kind of swallow my pride and play music I don't like," Hilton said. "Florida Georgia Line, I don't even have them in my computer, I refuse."
Though Hilton's musical tastes may differ from what he plays, he still enjoys every moment of the rodeo, even when he's not working.
"We hang out after the rodeo, and that's the special time for me, sharing with the people in the community," Hilton said. "I can't wait to get to West Texas."
As for what people should expect from Hilton at the upcoming San Angelo Rodeo, Hilton says be ready to have fun.
"When you're having fun, just like any job, we have a lot of fun," Hilton said.


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Are you ready for another exciting homebrewing adventure?
I planned to get a batch of some new brew going in my new living place soon, but the yeast I had ordered to make my intended batch got sent to the wrong address by accident.
While browsing the grocery store today, I found a sweet deal on some apple juice for $2.75. I couldn't resist the price, so I bought two gallons worth to make some hard cider. It was especially nice because I could ferment the juice right inside the jug it came in.
Now before I started, I noticed that the ingredients on the package indicated that the cider had potassium sorbate added to it. Potassium sorbate is used to render yeast sterile, meaning that budding won't occur. The yeast can still cause fermentation, but it's likely to go a bit slower than normal. But of course, it all depends on how concentrated the sorbate is. I did a little research and people have used this juice in particular and achieved decent results. Plus with the powerhouse yeast I'm using, it might just work without any trouble.
My goal with this cider was to give it a little spice (cinnamon) and to bump up the alcohol a bit using some sugar. The OG of the juice itself is 1.050, which could give an ABV of about 6.5% naturally. Half a cup of sugar boosted the OG up to 1.060, and subsequently a projected ABV of about 8%.
With my new, downgraded setup, I lost access to many of my previous sanitation luxuries, like my 40 oz glass spray bottle of Star San. I planned ahead though and pulled out my new bucket to act as my sanitation pit. Essentially it was a solution of 2.5 gallons of water + 1/2 oz Star San, guaranteed* to sterilize anything.
Once everything was mixed up and aerated, it was time to pitch the yeast. It smelled pretty good when I pitched it, but we'll see how it does with the sorbate added. I'm guessing it'll be a slow fermentation over the course of a week or 2.
Aside from being used for sanitation, the buckets will also act as vessels to contain my fermenters for the time being. I don't have a brew closet up to the previous standards of my old one yet, so this will have to do.
If all goes well with this juice, I'll consider using the second gallon for this year's pumpkin cider. I'll give an update on this batch soon. Until then, cheers!


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Listening to Ayahuasca with Dr. Rachel Harris (Part 2)
Psychologist Rachel Harris, PhD is the author of Listening to Ayahuasca: New Hope for Depression, Addiction, PTSD and Anxiety. She was in private practice for thirty-five years working with people interested in psychospiritual development. During a decade working in research, Rachel received a National Institutes of Health New Investigator's Award and published more than forty scientific studies in peer-reviewed journals. She has also consulted to Fortune 500 companies and the United Nations.
In 2005 Rachel traveled to a retreat center in Costa Rica and serendipitously found herself with the opportunity to drink ayahuasca with Ecuadorian shamans. The morning after her first ceremony, Rachel began asking questions about the therapeutic potential of this medicine. She conducted a three-year research project with Lee Gurel, PhD that resulted in "A Study of Ayahuasca Use in North America," published in the Journal of Psychoactive Drugs (Summer, 2012)
In this two part episode we discuss:
What Ayahuasca is and what it means Who is Grandmother Ayahuasca. Who should use Ayahuasca and what are the risks associated with it. What mechanism in the brain allows it to work. In what type of setting Ayahuasca should be used The difference between real vs. helpful? The importance of "integrating spiritual insights into behavioral change" The default mode networks and how Ayahuasca works on those networks How these drugs and others similar help with existential distress?
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Millenials are aged 25 – 39. In Australia four out of five are not even "familiar" with Mao. Half have never heard of him, even though he caused the deaths of twice as many people as Adolf Hitler.
Political ideologues control our education system. We teach kids identity politics, and how to control the weather with light globes, but not the most important political lesson of the 20th Century.
[One Nation] wants the teaching of climate science in schools to be based on "the scientific method of scepticism".
It's hard to overstate how disastrous this would be to the indoctrination program. Life on Earth depends on hiding alternate views from impressionable minds. Students should continue to be taught that scientists are of one-mind, or they may grow up to think scientists are supposed to be skeptical, instead of gullible.
The man responsible for this travesty is Malcolm Roberts who most skeptics will have come across as Project Leader for the Galileo Movement. He has been in the trenches of the climate debate for years in Australia, and he's the second name on the One Nation ticket in Queensland for the Senate. He has been remarkably tenacious. The man has drive and energy. (See for yourself at his site.) He also has a BE (Honours in Mining) and an MBA from the Uni of Chicago Booth School of Business.
They warn that the results may floor you. Strap yourself in. The National Centre for Science Education (NCSE) surveyed 1500 teachers across the US, and were shocked that a third bring dangerous climate material in to the class.
"At least one in three teachers bring climate change denial into the classroom, claiming that many scientists believe climate change is not caused by humans" says NCSE programs and policy director Josh Rosenau.
Frankly I am amazed. After twenty years of repeating the consensus message how is it that so many teachers are still unable to recite the permitted phrasing? (And especially in a survey where everyone knows what the right answer is!).
Put on your helmet. As many as half of US teachers actually allow students to discuss the controversy. Unthinkable!
Worse, half of the surveyed teachers have allowed students to discuss the supposed 'controversy' over climate change without guiding students to the scientifically supported conclusion." Scarier still: three out of five teachers were unaware of, or actively misinformed about, the near total scientific consensus on climate change.
Australian Science Curriculum over run with green politics. Help them fix it!
The Labor Party pushed and got a National Australian Curriculum. Now instead of the states separately mucking up parts of kid's education, we've achieved a monoculture — an entire generation spoon-fed the same flaws. At least with the state systems — for all their imperfections, some states would do better than others, and we'd get a generation of Australians with different strengths and weaknesses.
Members of the public are invited to make a submission to the Australian Curriculum Review. But it closes this Friday (tomorrow). on Friday March 14th (it has just been extended). (h/t Truthseeker and Paul M). One of the two experts conducting the review has spoken up about ideological slants in the curriculum — the more people who voice objections to politicized bias in our education, the better. Three sacred topics?
The new Australian Curriculum insists that three areas were so important they must be taught in every subject. So, if you are a maths teacher or a French teacher or any other teacher of K – 10, you'll need to consider how to embed these "Cross Curriculum Priorities" in your subject.
A reader Russell writes in to tell me his Year 9 son Jordan and his friend, Tom, took on their teacher's sacred belief in man-made global warming. Given no warning, and called insulting names in front of the class, they took up the challenge with gusto and stayed up til 1am that night to put the presentation together. Not surprisingly the teacher tried to pull out the next day, but the class would not let her.
One of the slides quotes Al Gore mocking "the tiny minority", like the ones "who still believe that the moon landing was faked…". Then it shows and quotes four Apollo Astronauts and Burt Rutan (the first private astronaut).
The other week at school my eldest son (15) was challenged by his teacher to present to the class why he is a "climate change denier". He had to do this presentation the next day.
Have you or your children challenged a teacher about something scientific? Were you treated fairly? Are you a teacher – if so, what are your thoughts on the new curriculum?
I would like to find out more about what is happening in our schools. I'm considering the new National Australian Curriculum, but comments related to the old curriculum and non-Australian curriculums are useful too. What kind of culture do our schools create. I would most appreciate both personal stories (privacy ensured) and comments about curriculum and educational matters. If you can't write in comments, please email joanne AT this domain.


Executive Chef Manfred Roth and Chef de Cuisine Michael Wehrle of the Victoria-Jungfrau Grand Hotel and Spa make time to share recipes and an interview.
Chef de Cuisine Michael Wehrle has come full-circle at La Terrasse at the Victoria-Jungfrau Grand Hotel & Spa in Interlaken, Switzerland. After completing his apprenticeship in Germany, this inspired chef from the Black Forest of Germany, had his first culinary job in 1997 at La Terrasse at the Victoria-Jungfrau Grand Hotel & Spa, where he worked for 1 year. From Interlaken, his culinary journey took him to Freiberg, Germany, to the Intercontinental in Hyde Park in London, back to Germany, and to Alsace, France before he returned to La Terrasse as first Chef de Cuisine in January 2004.
Chef Wehrle likes classic cooking but modernized to today's palate, and to take old recipes and present them in new ways. He likes Spa cuisine, and using fewer carbohydrates, and he believes it is important to cook with good and fresh ingredients, and to present fish in its natural shape and not to cut it into shapes or squares. He has an added advantage when it comes to fresh herbs, as the hotel has their own garden where they grow a plethora of herbs and some vegetables that are used in the three restaurants. As for culinary trends in Switzerland, he feels that chefs are returning to simple but tasteful food. Interested guests can take cooking classes at the hotel with Chef Wehrle in the spring and the fall.
There are three menus at La Terrasse, a French restaurant with lighter and newer cuisine: Spa Cuisine, Classic, and a la carte. Chef Wehrle changes the Spa Cuisine menu daily, the a la carte menu every 2-3 days, and the Classic menu changes seasonally. Chef Wehrle is a dedicated chef who cooks at home, cooks when he visits his parents, and even cooks on his holidays. He even cooked on a recent 10-day trip to Bangkok and Hong Kong. He gets his inspiration from visiting markets and seeing new products, reading magazines, and traveling. When not cooking, he enjoys playing tennis and going for walks with his girlfriend.
Award-winning Chef Manfred Roth's career has taken him around the globe, where he spent many years working at prestigious locations throughout Asia before returning to his native Switzerland to work at the Victoria-Jungfrau Grand Hotel & Spa. Despite his demanding schedule as Executive Chef of the Victoria-Jungfrau Grand Hotel & Spa's three restaurants: La Terrasse (16 GaultMillau points), Jungfrau-Brasserie (15 GaultMillau points), and La Pastateca, he somehow found the time to write a cookbook, "Küche der Emotionen" (Cooking with Emotion) featuring recipes from all three of the restaurants.
He graciously shares a sampling from the cookbook with his recipes for Avocado Soup with Grapefruit Rillette and Basil "Sago," Monkfish Brasato in Pommery Potato Purée, and Simmental Knuckle of Veal, Braised on Roasted Potato Salad with Herb Froth. As they say in Swiss-German, "En gueta" (Bon Appetit!).
Avocado Soup with Grapefruit Rillette and Basil "Sago"
Peel the grapefruit, separate into segments and remove the skins. Reserve the grapefruit juices. Mix all of the grapefruit segments ingredients to create a marinade for the grapefruit segments. Set the grapefruit segments aside and let marinate at room temperature.
For the basil "sago," soak the basil seeds in iced water until they swell up. Before using them, strain through a sieve.
For the soup, peel the avocado and blend with the soup ingredients to a smooth consistency. Serve the soup in a deep bowl, place the marinated grapefruit segments in the center of the soup and sprinkle with the soaked basil seeds. Add a tablespoon of yogurt to each bowl. Garnish with the basil leaves.
Firm-fleshed monkfish is ideal to marinate with a full-flavored red-wine sauce and Pommery potato Purée; this is a dish inspired from Burgundy.
Finely dice the vegetables and add to the red wine with the herbs. Marinate the monkfish fillets in this mixture for one day, mixing and turning once or twice to ensure the fish is marinated evenly. The next day, remove the fish from the marinade and pat dry with a kitchen towel. Season the fillets with salt and pepper and sear in hot groundnut oil to give the fillets a good crust.
Remove the fish from the pan. Add the marinade to the same pan and bring to a boil, stirring continuously. As soon as the marinade becomes clear, remove from the heat, let stand for about 10 minutes and then strain through a cloth.
Add the brown sauce to the marinade and reheat to the boiling point. Add the fish and bake in the oven for 15 minutes at 200° C (400° F). Take the fish out of the oven and keep warm. Reduce the sauce to the desired consistency and stir in the butter.
Mix the Pommery mustard into the potato purée.
Arrange the potato purée in a circle on the plate and spoon the sauce over it. Cut the fillet in half and arrange on the potato purée. Garnish with bacon, focaccia croutons, and chopped parsley.
The flavor and tenderness of the knuckle justifies the lengthy cooking time. Roasted potato salad with vinaigrette and herb froth round out this simple dish.
Season the knuckle of veal and fry lightly on each side in hot oil. Remove from the pan. In the same pan, sauté the carrot, onion, and garlic slowly for about 5 minutes until golden brown. Add tomato purée and cook for another 2 minutes. Deglaze with white wine, add the herbs, and boil down to a syrup. Add the knuckle of veal and the veal stock, cover, and braise in the oven for 2 - 2½ hours at 160 - 170° C (320 -340° F) until tender; basting often with the stock.
Half the onions lengthwise and make 5 cuts in each half. Place on a tray lined with baking parchment paper. Drizzle with olive oil, sprinkle with salt, sugar, and thyme leaves. Caramelize in the oven at 80° C (175° F) for about 1½ hours.
Potato Salad: Wash the potatoes and cooked in salted boiling water until three-quarters soft. Drain and cut in half. Mix the parsley with the olive oil and balsamic vinegar.
When the knuckle of veal is tender, remove from the braising stock and loosen the meat from the bone. Strain the resulting sauce through a fine sieve, bring to a boil again, remove the fat and thicken to the required consistency with the cornflower and white wine mixture. Season with a little salt and pepper. Place the meat in the finished sauce and reheat briefly.
Fry the potatoes in the clarified butter over medium heat until golden brown. Lastly, add the diced vegetables and herbs, sauté briefly, mix in a bowl with the parsley dressing, and season to taste.
Arrange a caramelized onion piece and roasted potato salad in the center of the plate. Add the meat, drizzle with sauce and sprinkle generously with chopped garden herbs. Squeeze the herb froth into the marrowbone and put on the plate. Serve at once.
Read other articles on the Victoria-Jungfrau Grand Hotel & Spa in the Destinations, Hotels and Resorts, Restaurants, Adventures, Chefs' Recipes and Spas sections. The VICTORIA-JUNGFRAU Grand Hotel & Spa is part of the VICTORIA-JUNGFRAU Collection, www.Vctoria-Jungfrau-Collection.ch.


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using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Reflection;
using System.Threading;
using ColossalFramework;
using ColossalFramework.Math;
using UnityEngine;

namespace TrafficManager
{
    class CustomNetTool : NetTool
    {
         //m_elevation
         //m_controlPoints
         //m_controlPointCount
         //m_upgrading
         //m_bulldozerTool

        public static FieldInfo fieldControlPoints;
        public static FieldInfo fieldControlPointCount;
        public static FieldInfo fieldElevation;
        public static FieldInfo fieldUpgrading;
        public static FieldInfo fieldBulldozerTool;
        public static FieldInfo fieldUpgradedSegments;

        public static FieldInfo getField(string field)
        {
            Type stockNetTool = typeof(NetTool);
            BindingFlags fieldFlags = BindingFlags.NonPublic | BindingFlags.Instance;

            return stockNetTool.GetField(field, fieldFlags);
        }

        public static NetTool.ControlPoint[] FieldControlPoints
        {
            get { return (NetTool.ControlPoint[])getField("m_controlPoints").GetValue(ToolsModifierControl.GetTool<NetTool>()); }
            set { fieldControlPoints = getField("m_controlPoints"); getField("m_controlPoints").SetValue(ToolsModifierControl.GetTool<NetTool>(), value); }
        }

        public static int FieldControlPointCount
        {
            get { return (int)getField("m_controlPointCount").GetValue(ToolsModifierControl.GetTool<NetTool>()); }
            set { fieldControlPointCount = getField("m_controlPointCount"); getField("m_controlPointCount").SetValue(ToolsModifierControl.GetTool<NetTool>(), value); }
        }

        public static int FieldElevation
        {
            get { return (int)getField("m_elevation").GetValue(ToolsModifierControl.GetTool<NetTool>()); }
            set { fieldElevation = getField("m_elevation"); getField("m_elevation").SetValue(ToolsModifierControl.GetTool<NetTool>(), value); }
        }

        public static bool FieldUpgrading
        {
            get { return Convert.ToBoolean(getField("m_upgrading").GetValue(ToolsModifierControl.GetTool<NetTool>())); }
            set { fieldUpgrading = getField("m_upgrading"); getField("m_upgrading").SetValue(ToolsModifierControl.GetTool<NetTool>(), value); }
        }

        public static BulldozeTool FieldBulldozerTool
        {
            get { return (BulldozeTool)getField("m_bulldozerTool").GetValue(ToolsModifierControl.GetTool<NetTool>()); }
            set { fieldBulldozerTool = getField("m_bulldozerTool"); getField("m_bulldozerTool").SetValue(ToolsModifierControl.GetTool<NetTool>(), value); }
        }

        public static HashSet<ushort> FieldUpgradedSegments
        {
            get { return (HashSet<ushort>)getField("m_upgradedSegments").GetValue(ToolsModifierControl.GetTool<NetTool>()); }
            set { fieldUpgradedSegments = getField("m_upgradedSegments"); getField("m_upgradedSegments").SetValue(ToolsModifierControl.GetTool<NetTool>(), value); }
        }

        public bool CreateNodeImpl(NetInfo info, bool needMoney, bool switchDirection, NetTool.ControlPoint startPoint, NetTool.ControlPoint middlePoint, NetTool.ControlPoint endPoint)
        {
            bool flag = endPoint.m_node != 0 || endPoint.m_segment != 0;
            ushort num;
            ushort num2;
            int num3;
            int num4;
            if (NetTool.CreateNode(info, startPoint, middlePoint, endPoint, NetTool.m_nodePositionsSimulation, 1000, true, false, true, needMoney, false, switchDirection, 0, out num, out num2, out num3, out num4) == ToolBase.ToolErrors.None)
            {
                NetTool.CreateNode(info, startPoint, middlePoint, endPoint, NetTool.m_nodePositionsSimulation, 1000, false, false, true, needMoney, false, switchDirection, 0, out num, out num2, out num3, out num4);
                NetManager instance = Singleton<NetManager>.instance;
                endPoint.m_segment = 0;
                endPoint.m_node = num;
                if (num2 != 0)
                {
                    if (CustomNetTool.FieldUpgrading)
                    {
                        while (!Monitor.TryEnter(CustomNetTool.FieldUpgradedSegments, SimulationManager.SYNCHRONIZE_TIMEOUT))
                        {
                        }
                        try
                        {
                            CustomNetTool.FieldUpgradedSegments.Add(num2);
                        }
                        finally
                        {
                            Monitor.Exit(CustomNetTool.FieldUpgradedSegments);
                        }
                    }
                    if (instance.m_segments.m_buffer[(int)num2].m_startNode == num)
                    {
                        endPoint.m_direction = -instance.m_segments.m_buffer[(int)num2].m_startDirection;
                    }
                    else if (instance.m_segments.m_buffer[(int)num2].m_endNode == num)
                    {
                        endPoint.m_direction = -instance.m_segments.m_buffer[(int)num2].m_endDirection;
                    }
                }
                CustomNetTool.FieldControlPoints[0] = endPoint;
                CustomNetTool.FieldElevation = Mathf.Max(0, Mathf.RoundToInt(endPoint.m_elevation / 12f));
                if (num != 0 && (instance.m_nodes.m_buffer[(int)num].m_flags & NetNode.Flags.Outside) != NetNode.Flags.None)
                {
                    CustomNetTool.FieldControlPointCount = 0;
                }
                else if (this.m_mode == NetTool.Mode.Freeform && CustomNetTool.FieldControlPointCount == 2)
                {
                    middlePoint.m_position = endPoint.m_position * 2f - middlePoint.m_position;
                    middlePoint.m_elevation = endPoint.m_elevation * 2f - middlePoint.m_elevation;
                    middlePoint.m_direction = endPoint.m_direction;
                    middlePoint.m_node = 0;
                    middlePoint.m_segment = 0;
                    CustomNetTool.FieldControlPoints[1] = middlePoint;
                    CustomNetTool.FieldControlPointCount = 2;
                }
                else
                {
                    CustomNetTool.FieldControlPointCount = 1;
                }
                if (info.m_class.m_service > ItemClass.Service.Office)
                {
                    int num5 = info.m_class.m_service - ItemClass.Service.Office - 1;
                    Singleton<GuideManager>.instance.m_serviceNotUsed[num5].Disable();
                    Singleton<GuideManager>.instance.m_serviceNeeded[num5].Deactivate();
                }
                if (info.m_class.m_service == ItemClass.Service.Road)
                {
                    Singleton<CoverageManager>.instance.CoverageUpdated(ItemClass.Service.None, ItemClass.SubService.None, ItemClass.Level.None);
                    Singleton<NetManager>.instance.m_roadsNotUsed.Disable();
                }
                if ((info.m_class.m_service == ItemClass.Service.Road || info.m_class.m_service == ItemClass.Service.PublicTransport || info.m_class.m_service == ItemClass.Service.Beautification) && (info.m_hasForwardVehicleLanes || info.m_hasBackwardVehicleLanes) && (!info.m_hasForwardVehicleLanes || !info.m_hasBackwardVehicleLanes))
                {
                    Singleton<NetManager>.instance.m_onewayRoadPlacement.Disable();
                }
                if (CustomNetTool.FieldUpgrading)
                {
                    Debug.Log(startPoint);
                    //var priorityList = new Dictionary<ushort, int>();

                    //if (CustomRoadAI.GetNodeSimulation(startPoint.m_node) != null)
                    //{
                    //    var nodeDict = CustomRoadAI.GetNodeSimulation(startPoint.m_node);

                    //    if (nodeDict.FlagManualTrafficLights)
                    //    {
                    //        nodeDict.FlagManualTrafficLights = false;
                    //    }
                    //    if (nodeDict.FlagTimedTrafficLights)
                    //    {
                    //        nodeDict.FlagTimedTrafficLights = false;
                    //    }

                    //    CustomRoadAI.RemoveNodeFromSimulation(startPoint.m_node);
                    //}

                    //foreach (var prioritySegment in TrafficPriority.prioritySegments.Values)
                    //{
                    //    if (prioritySegment.node_1 == startPoint.m_node && !priorityList.ContainsKey(startPoint.m_node))
                    //    {
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Wolverine's DoFP selective amnesia?
Wolverine seems to have selective amnesia during Days of Future Past, where he alternates between having little to no memory of his pre-Weapon X life, and being able to recall minor details about his lifestyle during the 1970's.
A perfect example of this is the scene where Wolverine's consciousness is first sent back to his 1973 body, and he awakes in a bed next to the girl he is supposed to be protecting.
When the thugs confront him, he admits that he slept with her 'many times', exhibiting a memory of the past/present events. However, as soon as his claws are extended and are revealed to be Bone (instead of Adamantium), he looks shocked and surprised.
Is this a momentary memory lapse, or (as established by the Original trilogy), has Logan suppressed his memories due to the trauma of the Weapon-X program?
How do we reconcile these two positions?
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John Smith OptionalJohn Smith Optional
well, it was like 50 years ago, he uses his adamantium claws everyday (maybe).. so he probably expected them there as well, and only in that moment realised that he did not have them back in the 1973 – diGriz May 20 '16 at 9:18
so he does have his memory back, then? – John Smith Optional May 20 '16 at 9:42
Couldn't he just be a little surprised by the bone claws? He's just used to his metal claws and didn't intisnctively expect them to be bone. Doesn't mean he can't remember that they were bone back then. Call it an instinctive reaction or time travel jet lag. – Napoleon Wilson♦ May 20 '16 at 11:52
sure...so he does have his memory back then? that's what I'm trying to establish, as in the Original trilogy his pre Weapon X memory is jumpy at best, and largely missing – John Smith Optional May 20 '16 at 11:59
I don't know. Maybe he doesn't. But then again, he already remembered his WWII experiences with Yashida in The Wolverine, even though it's not entirely clear when or how he did so. – Napoleon Wilson♦ May 20 '16 at 16:00
As mentioned in comments by @NapoleonWilson he already remembered his WWII experiences with Yashida in The Wolverine. Which is even raised in a different question:
Why does Logan remember Yashida?
So we can assume that he got all of his memories back by DoFP, that's why he remembers that girl.
But as you mentioned he got shocked seeing bone claws. Which seems more like a moment for the audience to know that this is pre-weapon X era. Or from a character point of view, it's not that weird to forget this little detail. He had bone claws which got transformed into metal claws (X-Men Origins: Wolverine), then he lost them (The Wolverine) and then he got them back (DoFP pre time travel) and then he lost it again during time travel in DoFP. Seems reasonable enough to forget the dates when he has them and when he doesn't.
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TLDR: He might or might not remember the details about that girl, the scene works either way, and either way it isn't a contradiction to briefly "forgetting" the bone claws.
Answering that he slept with the girl can well be an educated guess based on the current situation and what he knows about his general character traits. He might not remember details but that he naturally was/is a womaniser. In addition, it seems like a snarky remark and he probably just wants to get the thugs who already are looking aggressive out of the way - as is his nature, he goes the direct confrontational way in provoking them.
The claws on the other hand are natural to him and even though he might have been consciously aware before the time travel that he would travel to a time where he didn't have Adamantium claws, he might not consciously be aware of this fact in that moment, just following his instinctive memory how to "get into fighting mode" and then run into that brief "Ah, right!" moment. People who consciously decide to stop wearing a wrist-watch often still look at the empty spot on their wrist and realize that they actually decided the smart phone would be sufficient to tell the time.
Out of universe, the claw scene serves two functions. For one it reminds the audience that the claws are not Adamantium in this time. And second it is a comedy characterisation moment, that (re-) establishes some character traits for novices and provides some fun for the "experienced" audience. It shows that Logan quickly goes for the aggressive direct problem resolution route and that he is quite (over-)confident. Then in this moment, where the experienced audience expects his cool signature move, he has a tiny moment of self-embarassment we can grin about while he competently does his action thing.
So, he might remember all the details about the girl or he doesn't, the movie isn't totally clear about that, but the scene works either way. Forgetting that the claws aren't made of Adamantium, yet, isn't a contradiction in either case, as this is more a case of "conscious" vs. "sub-conscious" memory.
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Q: The relation between convex shape and its minimum bounding box The minimum bounding box (MBB) is the kind of hull that is the smallest enclosing rectangle/box around a set of points.
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The dishes at San Martin (143 E. 49th St. btw. Lexington & Third Aves., 212-832-0888) have a Spanish twist to them, making for one-of-a-kind cuisine. They offer great veal and an assortment of pastas that will make it hard to save room for dessert — but the mud pie is excellent.
The pasta at Simply Pasta (120 W. 41st St. btw. Sixth Ave. & Broadway, 212-391-0805) seems to be everyone's favorite, but we say try the seafood, meats, thin-crust pizza, and daily specials.
Giant-size portions and classic Italian dishes are what draw people to Tony's Di Napoli (147 W. 43rd St. btw. Broadway & Sixth Ave., 212-221-0100). Family-style, favorites include veal parmigiana, chicken cacciatore, and ravioli.
Villa Mosconi (69 MacDougal St. btw. Bleecker & Houston Sts., 212-673-0390) is celebrating more than 25 years of satisfying hungry patrons. Popular entrées include veal Bolognese and swordfish, but they can whip up just about anything — even if it's not on the menu.
Vita Restaurant (338 W. 46th St. btw. Eighth & Ninth Aves., 212-581-8482) features Italian bistro cuisine on Restaurant Row. Comfortable and modern, it's great for theatre dining with prix-fixe specials and bar and lounge areas.